Alexander Mercouris on Putin's warning from the BRICS summit in New Delhi: European troops in Ukraine would mean direct conflict with Russia.
He also covers a Houthi surge that forced Saudi Arabia to shut an oil pipeline, Trump twice turning away Mohammed bin Salman, and the Ukraine front from Kupiansk to Dobropillya.
Timeline:
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:34 Major news across the Middle East Ukraine and energy markets
00:01:36 Putin's unambiguous words on European troops in Ukraine
00:02:32 Why the Kremlin skipped a formal press conference
00:03:56 Putin questioned on the AfD victory in Saxony Anhalt
00:06:25 Russia moves from hints to an explicit warning
00:07:11 The long decline of German policy toward Russia
00:09:19 German rhetoric escalates linking the AfD to Russia
00:10:23 The Leipzig drone incident and its shaky evidence
00:13:56 Europe escalates with drones missiles and asset seizures
00:19:27 The shadow fleet standoff and Norway's ship seizure
00:22:53 Unproven claims of NATO disrupting a Russian naval exercise
00:25:46 Ukraine's battlefield collapse fuels European panic
00:28:21 Moscow rejects visits from Ratcliffe and Witkoff and Kushner
00:34:03 Putin defends Russia's history of enforcing its red lines
00:44:19 Why Russia no longer fears a conventional conflict with NATO
00:51:19 Putin dominates the BRICS summit in New Delhi
01:01:51 Houthi battlefield gains force Saudi Arabia to shut a pipeline
01:05:56 Trump twice refuses MBS's pleas for military help
01:14:05 Ukraine front line update from Kupiansk to Dobropillya
Dane Wigington's Geoengineering Watch Global Alert News #579 on AI, solar radiation management, and a UK government warning on biodiversity loss and national security.
He cites a Guardian line that artificial intelligence could kill off humanity within the decade, an Aether Symposium paper on AI-enabled solar radiation management, and a UK government report linking global biodiversity loss, ecosystem collapse, and national security.
Alex Christoforou on Putin warning NATO against troops in Ukraine, Houthis taking Perim Island, and a drone strike knocking Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline offline.
He also covers the reported cost to Germany of cutting off Russian gas, Budanov's corruption trouble, and Trump's five-thousand-dollar dividend promise.
Timeline:
00:00:00 Russian strikes hit Kryvyi Rih metallurgical facilities
00:00:39 Trump's Ukraine resources deal tied to the destroyed plants
00:01:28 Houthis capture Perim Island and the Bab el Mandeb Strait
00:02:58 Saudi East West pipeline knocked offline by a drone strike
00:03:31 Mapping Saudi Arabia's closed off energy chokepoints
00:05:08 Saudi military missing as US support fails to arrive
00:08:51 Trump and Hegseth tie Iran to the 911 memorial
00:10:07 Hegseth claims control of straits Washington no longer holds
00:13:26 Putin on the globalist elite and Ukraine's NATO red line
00:15:26 Putin warns NATO that troops in Ukraine means war with Russia
00:16:57 German media tallies the cost of cutting off Russian gas
00:20:18 Lithuania's foreign minister meets Budanov over nuclear talk
00:21:38 Medvedev warns Lithuania against hosting nuclear weapons
00:23:23 Russia joins the G20 energy meeting as Zelensky seeks Putin
00:26:38 Clown world roundup from Budanov to Trump's dividend and Finnair
Mark Sleboda and Danny Haiphong on Iran and Yemen missile strikes hitting Saudi oil, the petrodollar shock, and Trump's war fallout.
Sleboda, a geopolitical and military affairs analyst, argues Yemen's entry has turned the Iran war into a regional catastrophe almost overnight, with Saudi oil — a pillar of the petrodollar — shut down.
Economist Peter Schiff on Redacted: record diesel prices as a marker of coming hardship, because transport costs feed into every good. Schiff argues the US dollar is falling rather than prices simply rising, pointing to budget deficits and Federal Reserve money printing.
S0 News on a solar superflare power scale and an M6.6 earthquake. The source video links a Royal Society paper on empirical flare energy limits for the largest events.
Description:
This video is a special release from the original Thinking Allowed series that ran on public television from 1986 until 2002. It was recorded in about 1995.
The late June Singer, Ph.D., was a Jungian analyst and a founder of the C. G. Jung Institute in Chicago. She was author of The Unholy Bible: A Psychological Interpretation of William Blake, Androgyny, Energies of Love and Boundaries of the Soul: The Practice of Jung's Psychology. Here she explains how Jung developed his notion that sexual imagery represents the creative spiritual force. She also discusses the "collective unconscious" and Jung's theories of individuation and personality types.
Glenn Diesen talks with Royal Navy Commodore Steve Jermy on the end of U.S. military primacy and the need for new strategic thinking.
Jermy commanded warships in the 5th Destroyer Squadron and Britain's Fleet Air Arm, served in the Falklands War and the Adriatic campaigns, and later was Strategy Director at the British Embassy in Afghanistan. He is the author of Strategy for Action: Using Force Wisely in the 21st Century.
Dan Dicks talks with Dr. Peter McCullough after Allison Inquiry testimony on Parliament Hill about DARPA mRNA work, reported COVID shot injuries, and peer-reviewed claims that SARS-CoV-2 meets bioweapon criteria.
They cover the military rollout of the shots, censorship of treating physicians, and McCullough's call to pull the products, fund injury research, and treat the injured. Recorded on the final day of the inquiry.
Daniel Liszt and Oxford scholar Joseph Farrell on X-237: the 9/11 deep event, exotic technology, Continuity of Government, and designated culprits, 25 years after the attacks.
The episode sets the official al-Qaeda hijacking account against Farrell's reading of a planned deep event: NORTHCOM, the Patriot Act, warrantless surveillance, and claims of exotic weapons and black-budget support.
Carl Zha and Warwick Powell on Ukraine running out of options, Russian advances in Donbass, and why Moscow may reject a Kushner-Witkoff settlement that skips Russia's security demands.
Powell argues Russia has absorbed Ukrainian drone attacks while manpower shortages, thinning air defenses, and NATO weapons depletion pile up on Kiev. If the war runs into winter, the shock hits energy markets, European politics, and the U.S. midterms.
Timeline:
00:00:00 Trump sends Kushner & Witkoff to Russia
00:00:56 The Western narrative vs. battlefield reality
00:02:19 Why Russia has weathered the economic pressure
00:03:18 Ukraine's growing manpower crisis
00:04:16 Russia's attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure
00:05:15 Why Russia may reject a peace deal
00:06:10 Moscow's long-term security demands
00:07:44 Ukraine as an extension of the NATO military system
00:08:41 NATO's weapons and industrial depletion
00:09:11 Russia's growing missile and drone production
00:09:41 Energy markets and the economic consequences
00:10:11 Ukraine, Europe and the U.S. midterm elections
00:10:39 Political pressure building inside Europe
00:11:34 Is the Western order unraveling?
00:12:02 A historic turning point
Diesel and gasoline prices are hitting historic highs as Donald Trump admits the United States is at war with Iran, a war he now says will not end until after the midterms. The Duran on the energy shock, a Houthi offensive against Saudi Arabia, and Scott Bessent's plan to use that shock against China.
Timeline:
00:00:00 Diesel and gas prices hit historic highs
00:00:31 Trump admits the US is now in a war
00:01:00 Why the entire economy runs on diesel
00:01:59 Rising diesel prices threaten higher inflation and rates
00:03:21 Europe faces dangerously low natural gas reserves
00:05:28 Strait of Hormuz remains closed with no end in sight
00:06:04 Houthis reopen the war with Saudi Arabia
00:07:04 Trump moves the goalposts and offers a 5000 dollar bribe
00:08:48 How Trump squandered a real deal with Iran
00:14:34 Bessent bets on financial engineering to outmaneuver China
Patrick Henningsen with Lt Col Daniel Davis on whether the United States can still protect its allies, and what that means for the Iran war, Hormuz, the Red Sea, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, and Israel.
