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Recorded on April 4, 2024.
Currently a fellow at the Hoover Institution, Paul Wolfowitz previously served as director of policy planning at the State Department, as US ambassador to Indonesia, as under secretary of defense for policy, as dean of the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University, as deputy secretary of defense, and as president of the World Bank. He is perhaps best known as a policymaker during the war in Afghanistan and the first and second wars in Iraq, and that is what we delve into in great detail in this episode. Wolfowitz gives his views on what the United States got right and got wrong in both Iraq and Afghanistan, recounting the data available to decision makers at the time and the decision-making processes. He also gives new details on why the Bush administration believed Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction and determined an invasion of Afghanistan was necessary after 9/11, and how the idea for the surge in Iraq was conceived and executed.
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@williamvorkosigan5151
@williamvorkosigan5151 13 дней назад
I am a veteran of 23 years. Paul Wolfowitz "avoided" serving in Vietnam yet he was very keen for me to fight in wars that weakened the US position on the world stage. While we should have smashed Afghanistan, we achieved all we were going to accomplish there within 6 months. A withdrawal at that time would have left a clear warning to the world not to mess with us. Our adventure in Iraq strengthened Iran and weakened us. Wolfowitz was heavily involved in "Team B" which vastly inflated the numbers and capability of soviet weaponry. I could not have less respect for this man.
@dgib1694
@dgib1694 10 дней назад
He should be in jail
@twister4489
@twister4489 7 дней назад
@@dgib1694Maybe something more severe however you’re correct
@tripp8833
@tripp8833 15 дней назад
I can't imagine why Paul Wolfowitz of all people is the one you want to take advice on foreign policy from.
@kreek22
@kreek22 14 дней назад
Conservatives really are the Stupid Party. In this case, they're too stupid to realize that this guy isn't so much incompetent as he evil.
@dfdf-rj8jr
@dfdf-rj8jr 14 дней назад
Yeah, he was the Deputy Secretary of Defense of the world's most powerful country. What does he know about foreign policy?
@pjeremilysnowprendi2484
@pjeremilysnowprendi2484 13 дней назад
Yeah…because thanks to his expertise and great advice things turned out so great in Afghanistan and Iraq …!
@joesmoe3096
@joesmoe3096 12 дней назад
@@dfdf-rj8jr and he proved what a terrible monster he was by helping lie our way into slaughtering a million Iraqis for nothing Only the worst kind of rats support this man
@billallen3696
@billallen3696 12 дней назад
@tripp8833 rests his case.
@Martin-qm2lg
@Martin-qm2lg 15 дней назад
I wish Peter wouldn’t interrupt him the whole time and let Wolfowitz speak, complete his thoughts.
@billallen3696
@billallen3696 12 дней назад
Peter is getting worse and closing his eyes more. One does slow down as one ages.
@johnweiner
@johnweiner 15 дней назад
Peter Robinson, please stop interrupting your interlocuteur.
@bretrudeseal4314
@bretrudeseal4314 15 дней назад
Anytime a war is fought without clear objectives and a plan that makes sense for what comes after the fighting ends is a mistake. It doesn't help when policy makers realize they have made mistakes but won't change course and admit that mistakes have been made because they are more concerned about their political hides than about getting the mistakes corrected.
@kp6215
@kp6215 15 дней назад
I knew this bad results would occur educated in California junior, high and colleges from 1959-85 couldn’t attend the colleges of my choice because colleges and high school counselors including the college still impacted since 1969 to present year of 2024! Another college didn’t have enough classes with teachers in junior and senior year to graduate thus was impossible to graduate within the 4 years then required to pay for another year for teaching credential with teachers graduating but NOT enough jobs for the graduates to teach. I predicted everything because isn’t required to attend college for knowledge this is a racket for corporate since follow the money best education my parents gave purchased my books for private library of $5,000 better than college. PS . Stanford reputation is fake !
@danielmartin7838
@danielmartin7838 15 дней назад
The objective was clear for Afghanistan, destroy the terror camps and prevent their return. Then we began to learn on the fly how tribal and difficult Afghanistan is, especially when the enemy (the Taliban) take refuge across a border into, what was supposed to be, a country allied with the U.S.
@kreek22
@kreek22 14 дней назад
@@danielmartin7838 You just explained why the objective was not clear in Afghanistan. Everyone should have known that the Taliban came from Pakistan and were supplied by Pakistan. Therefore their ability to take refuge there was no surprise. Yet, there was no effectual plan to deal with this problem. It was like Vietnam, where the enemy used its own territory, plus Laos and Cambodia to attack the South. And our ground forces were prohibited (other than one incursion into Cambodia) from pursuing them. That is a war that cannot be won. Bush ruined everything he touched, foreign and domestic, with one exception.
@Wolfmon555
@Wolfmon555 15 дней назад
58:13 Sort of shows how those in academia and government, limit the candidate pool for government work. I’ve seen so many videos state that Americans should look into public service, give back to our nation, but when you look at who’s running the government, it’s the Ivy Leaguers. There are more of us who are not Ivy Leaguers that are interested in serving our government, but we slip through the cracks in order to have the well off to do land the policy jobs. Imagine that, those who did not struggle in their lives, who are well connected, make policies over the mass who know what true struggle is. Such an unfortunate thing.
@dfdf-rj8jr
@dfdf-rj8jr 14 дней назад
Yeah, it's definitely strange that tech startups and the like pay far better than US Govt jobs but have way less restrictions. You don't even need a college degree to make it in Silicon Valley, for example.
@averygraning2629
@averygraning2629 15 дней назад
Wow, a discussion totally lacking in context; Saddam just "appeared" did he? We had funded him, he was OUR guy, we had supported him in a long war against Iran, we had provided the chemical weapons for him to use against the Kurds (Rumsfeld!!!!) Bush senior laid out in his biography EXACTLY why we didnt go to Baghdad as he knew it would be a hornets nest of clan sectarianism. Iraq was targeted after 9/11 because, according to Richard Clarke, Rumsfeld and Cheney said it would be better to make an example of. Wolfowitz and co should have been on trial for war crimes but instead he gets this appalling soft-ball interview. Bush senior was right, his son and the henchmen that surrounded him have created 25 years of chaos in the most unstable part of the world.
@tripp8833
@tripp8833 15 дней назад
he was one of the geniuses behind 'de-baathification' in Iraq too. I bet Iran loves this guy.
@dgib1694
@dgib1694 10 дней назад
Well said
@209Richsta
@209Richsta 7 дней назад
​@@tripp8833I thought Paul Brehmer was the one responsible for the de Baathification?? Either way he was part of the Bush administration
@bretrudeseal4314
@bretrudeseal4314 15 дней назад
I agree, we trained them and south vietnam to depend upon us air power and then when it was no longer present, their militaries fell apart.
@kaustabhkalita2476
@kaustabhkalita2476 12 дней назад
28:40, it already feels pretty lonely as a 25 year old, defending the reasons to go into iraq and its only been 4 years since i have been doing it, not looking forward to a lifetime of it
@JameBlack
@JameBlack 14 дней назад
They had power and wasted it.
@israelr2367
@israelr2367 6 дней назад
We were never willing to stay in Iraq for another 100 years as we did in Germany, Japan or Korea. So we should never have topped Saddam out
@TheDynamicmarket
@TheDynamicmarket 12 дней назад
legendary paul robinson with great questions and legendary for good or bad reason paul wolfowitz.
@doctorwoohoo1152
@doctorwoohoo1152 9 дней назад
This is among the very best episodes of Uncommon Knowledge. Wolfowitz is calm & plainspoken in the way that only someone who knows he has offered his best to the world & made a real difference, can be. Very informative, nuanced & a blessed relief from all the shrill, adolescent self-actualization that seems to drown the subject (I was around 18 years old when 9/11, Iraq & Afghanistan happened and I remember how scarce any discussions actually worth listening to were). A bonus is that the interview seems also to have boiled a perfectly desirable amount of p...nevermind.
@user-ji2on8eg3l
@user-ji2on8eg3l 6 дней назад
History teaches that undeclared wars are difficult to win.
@LumenMichaelOne
@LumenMichaelOne 15 дней назад
4:42 ... Agree wholeheartedly. However ... what "The Families go through," that depends on the family.
@danielmartin7838
@danielmartin7838 15 дней назад
I remember where I was on 9/11: My wife was on the bus headed to work and I had just got done feeding my son and putting him in his rocking chair for a nap, when the phone rang. My asked if I had seen the news, we’re under attack, she said. Turning the news on I was stunned by what greeted me. We spoke of what was happening and I regaled her with a story I’d heard about a B-25 accidentally flying into the Empire State Building decades before and the building withstood the impact well. Not long after a second plane struck the other tower. I lost all sense of time as I watched that fateful scene unfold before my eyes. I remember telling her “the building is trembling, you can see it shaking”, and then it collapsed. My heart literally sunk with the building after watching people jump out to their certain deaths. I looked at my infant son as if instinctively, i was raw emotion, nothing went through my mind but pure hatred for those responsible. It’s a feeling I never had prior or since. And now today we have people on American college campuses calling for repeated Oct 7 attacks and the destruction of our country. What the fuck have we let into our country?!
@letimmers
@letimmers 5 дней назад
Can we get Bruce Gilley on the show? I would love to see Peter help focus Gilley's arguments in The Case For Colonialism.
@ShanRizvi
@ShanRizvi 14 дней назад
A great conversation! As for the question at the end, artificial intelligence and foreign policy may not be as divergent as they seem ;)
@kevinjenner9502
@kevinjenner9502 14 дней назад
Israeli AI programs “Lavender” and “Where’s Daddy” adding significantly to Netanyahu’s war crimes in Gaza.
@rosesoulis1840
@rosesoulis1840 14 дней назад
AMERICA IS GOOD....NOT PERFECT .....THAT HAS TO BE THE START OF OUR FOREIGN POLICY....
@williamruvalcaba2761
@williamruvalcaba2761 15 дней назад
Thank you for this wonderful interview. I almost forgot all of these disgusting lies that were used to bamboozle us into war. Giving our children an ocean of debt and an entire region of enemies.
@kevinjenner9502
@kevinjenner9502 15 дней назад
HR McMaster’s 1997 book “Dereliction of Duty : Lyndon Johnson, Robert McNamara, The Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the Lies That Led to Vietnam”. Could easily have an addendum including GW Bush and his Criminal regime.
@bretrudeseal4314
@bretrudeseal4314 15 дней назад
The military force was smaller because Bush I and Clinton had got rid of Reagan's military. The force committed was smaller because the entire force was smaller. Reagan had us within 12 ships of having a 600 ship fleet, we are now down to 250 and falling. Despite all of these peace dividends, the US is bankrupt and now militarily weak.
@kp6215
@kp6215 15 дней назад
This program stated was recorded on August 4, 2024 but today is May 1, 2024 ! WHO is withholding the future Time Machine !
@Toto-no3mv
@Toto-no3mv 15 дней назад
The Iraq war was the worst foreign policy mistake the US has made since Vietnam, and rivals it in lies, perfidity, and lack of understanding on the part of the American leadership. Beginning this talk by referencing 9/11 reinforces the lie that the Iraq invasion was a consequence of 9/11, when in fact the Bush administration had been planning to invade Iraq since well before that event, and 9/11 and Afghanistan sort of got in the way of this plan. I consider Bush, Rumsfeld, and Wolfowitz to be war criminals for all the needless death and destruction they caused. It really galls me to watch Wolfowitz sit there now with absolutely no sense of shame, contrition, or even a bit of wisdom gained. He is either still lying, or still doesn't get it.
@kreek22
@kreek22 14 дней назад
He's a typical Trotskyist, full of Chutzpah.
@dgib1694
@dgib1694 10 дней назад
Exactly, except that the Irak war was much worse, for its consequences, then the Vietnam war. The whole Middle East is chaos now and Iran is doing fine
@johnw1954
@johnw1954 3 дня назад
9/11 was how the American public knew that Islam is at it's core, evil - the Ottomans genocided, colonized and occupied my birthplace for 500yrs
@cragnamorra
@cragnamorra 11 дней назад
30:00 I would think that the disparity in troop numbers between 1990 and 2003 would be obvious. The US Army was much larger for that first operation, as it occurred right at the tail end of the Cold War, before the enormous cuts of the '90's. By 2003, we simply couldn't have repeated a Desert Storm-like operation on a similar scale, even had we wanted to.
@peredavi
@peredavi 15 дней назад
The mission creep in Afghanistan and very lengthy time that NATO troops stayed was awful planning. Obviously, after the Taliban was defeated and driven to Pakistan, NATO advisors needed to stay as well as political and technical assistance. Some financial aid also but not in the way that created horrible corruption and waste of taxpayer money. The aftermath of defeat of Saddam was an awful screwup.
@kevinjenner9502
@kevinjenner9502 15 дней назад
The “Afghanistan Papers”. 20 years of public lies / 20 years of private truths
@lennyste
@lennyste 15 дней назад
Excellent interview - Very thoughtful and informative!
@bearowen5480
@bearowen5480 15 дней назад
As a deployable ANG fighter-recce pilot at the time of both Gulf Wars, I was an enthusiastic supporter of each, and unlike Tucker Carlson, I have no regrets. G.W. Bush may have wanted regime change in Iraq at some point, but the key issue for me is why the timing of Bush's order to launch Iraqi Freedom when he did? In other words, were the nonexistent, as was later alledged, WMDs merely a cynical triggering ruse to justify the invasion and regime change, or did the President and his advisors actually believe that Sadam's plans for using them were an imminent threat to the region? The political post mortems that emerged on both sides centered on the issue of Sadam's WMD posture. Did he have them as he claimed, and if so was their use imminent, or worthy of strategic delay? In retrospect, Sadam clearly had done everything possible by his nebulous claims of innocence to convince all of his antagonists that he in fact was hiding a vast and potent WMD stockpile, and what's more, was prepared to use it. The Iraqis made a great show of thwarting international inspection teams from seeing suspected UN sanctioned weapons facilities that everyone in the world was increasingly persuaded that they had. If Sadam was playing a very clever game to deter invasion, it backfired on him fatally. In Bush's final White House council of war, when Bush asked how confident they were in the WMD intelligence estimates, CIA Director Tenet, a Clinton holdover, reportedly pounded his fist on the table, and exclaimed, "It's a slam dunk, Mr. President!" That was enough for Bush, and the rest is history. As Stephen Kotkin would say, "we won the war, but lost the peace".
@idiotproofdalek
@idiotproofdalek 15 дней назад
Wow a nuanced and intelligent comment!
@stephenlight647
@stephenlight647 15 дней назад
Our elites do not pay a rice for making stupid decisions, so they continue to make them. Anyone familiar with the Middle East could have told Bush Jr. that taking out the ONLY real counterweight to Iran was supremely dumb. In the Middle East you can’t calculate these things as single order of magnitude problems. The secondary effects ALONE should have cautioned some of our ‘best and brightest’. But here we have Wolfowitz looking well fed and sanguine as heaps of bodies are piled up behind him….most of which he seems totally unaware of.
@definitelynotgreen6698
@definitelynotgreen6698 15 дней назад
how many fuck ups you guys need to understand that you should not be in there ?
@kreek22
@kreek22 14 дней назад
Tenet was a half-wit, as was Bush. There was no evidence of a nuclear program (WMDs is a BS term, all that matters is nukes). It was gone in 1991 and inspections continued for years thereafter. Saddam didn't have the money or the human resources to rebuild his nuclear program. The criminal & incompetent Bush regime didn't seek expertise from actual experts in nuclear weapons programs. Greg Cochran was one such expert and he wrote an explanation of Iraq's incapacity before the invasion. He was duly ignored by Bush and his Trotskyist friends like Wolfowitz. The handful of people who knew it was impossible were simply shut out of the bureaucratic loop--intentionally. Bush & Co are war criminals. They are traitors. One of the best things Trump has done is to bury the reputation of Bush among most Republicans. Bitterenders about the Bush regime remind me of Chinese who sentimentalize Mao today. They'll only be cured by leaving this world.
@user-ly6vk6cx1h
@user-ly6vk6cx1h 14 дней назад
the Monday morning armchair generals are hilarious
@alacazaba
@alacazaba 14 дней назад
Great to see Mr. Wolfowitz, he's not seen enough!
@dfdf-rj8jr
@dfdf-rj8jr 14 дней назад
He should speak more often tbh...influential and quite intelligent
@michaelbenha1303
@michaelbenha1303 14 дней назад
Such a gap between how Europeans and Americans perceive this… and sad to see that there is not one neocon that is able to apologize. McNamara had that decency after Vietnam.
@kreek22
@kreek22 14 дней назад
Chutzpah is characteristic of one tribe above all others.
@dfdf-rj8jr
@dfdf-rj8jr 14 дней назад
Europeans understand nothing about American politics, society, or culture, and are every bit as ignorant when it comes to the US as they claim Americans are about the rest of the world. Let's be real - before this video, you thought America was an evil empire, responsible for everything wrong with the world, filled with greedy warmongers, and after this video, you think the exact same. From the US Perspective, Vietnam was the same as Iraq - a good idea, but terribly executed. North Vietnam was a Soviet-backed state trying to spread a demented ideology, and Saddam Hussein was trying to become a regional hegemon in an unstable yet globally vital region. He refused to comply with weapons inspections and refused to condemn the worst terrorist attack in human history. Any other opinion, and you're really just a useful idiot for Arab terrorists or Western leftists who repeatedly have tried to wreck an era with unprecedented levels of peace. Also, McNamara never formally apologized for Vietnam itself, just for his mistakes in the conflict.
@dfdf-rj8jr
@dfdf-rj8jr 13 дней назад
Europeans understand nothing about American society, politics, culture, they're every bit as ignorant about Americans as they claim the rest of the world to be. Before this video, you thought the US was an evil empire, the root of everything wrong with the world, and after it, you think the same. You will never understand that the peace and stability Europe enjoys is a direct result of US hegemony, and could easily go away if the US stopped interfering in world affairs (including in the Middle East) - but of course, when Russia acts up, you run crying to the US for help. The same with Israel/Saudi Arabia and Iran, with Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and China. Vietnam and Iraq were poorly executed, but ultimately the idea was good. Vietnam was a front in the Cold War, and the country could have ended up more like South Korea instead of North Korea had the US planned it properly. Saddam Hussein refused to condemn 9/11 or comply with weapons inspections and, given the speed with which Eastern Europe, Latin America, Southeast Asia democratized after the end of the Cold War, one would have expected the same in Iraq - the non-neocon conservatives (Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld, Powell) screwed the thing up.
@FreddieGamingHD
@FreddieGamingHD 12 дней назад
Because the difference is they did for a foreign power.
@johnw1954
@johnw1954 3 дня назад
apologize for dealing with the core of what Islam is? the Ottomans colonized, genocided, and pillaged my birthplace for 500yrs, and Muhammad was a pedophile warlord
@kim-td3xr
@kim-td3xr 2 дня назад
Before I were to attempt filing lawsuits against someone i would first ask myself do I have wrong doing concerning the person I am legally satisfied SCOUT'S disrobed have a plan passes in 16 minutes 1989
@michaeltbarry2096
@michaeltbarry2096 15 дней назад
I don’t know. He has a few notable lines where he models empathy…but I don’t know. My takeaway sense is that he’s your standard CYA bureaucrat. Now if he’d said something like, “We gave them no clear political endstate to achieve militarily and *I* am too responsible for that!” might present better. But he he didn’t. I was in two of his wars…he wasn’t a leader I remember, that’s for sure.
@johnw1954
@johnw1954 3 дня назад
were you involved in any of the crash retrieval programs in those wars? or the stateside reverse engineering teams?
@stevenbrady440
@stevenbrady440 12 дней назад
Pretty sure they have turned off comments on this. And are deleting some of them.
@johnw1954
@johnw1954 3 дня назад
is that why I can say you're full of shit?
@salex5412
@salex5412 10 дней назад
"By the time the Iraq war becomes non-divisive, Paul Wolfowitz and Peter Robinson will be playing golf in a different realm." Mr. Robinson, you got heaven all wrong. Chasing a tiny white ball aimlessly all day is an eternal punishment specifically reserved for the likes of Sisyphus -- and even he opted for a rock and a hill.
@johnw1954
@johnw1954 3 дня назад
Golf is fun, you can take lsd and smoke a dozen cigars, while walking around gorgeous parkland.
@stuartegrin7543
@stuartegrin7543 12 дней назад
Where were all the parts of the plane after the impact?
@marcusmaher-triskellionfil5158
@marcusmaher-triskellionfil5158 14 дней назад
How do you give a war criminal a platform and take him seriously is pure satire stuff.
@kreek22
@kreek22 14 дней назад
No platforming is a communist strategy. The flaw here is that Robinson is too weak or foolish to hold this criminal to account with a brutal interrogation.
@rosesoulis1840
@rosesoulis1840 14 дней назад
You two are nutballs...
@mcnerdimam3354
@mcnerdimam3354 14 дней назад
37:42, the Russians never "planned" to give Moscow to Napoleon. It just happened.
@lizgichora6472
@lizgichora6472 6 дней назад
Thank you Peter Robinson and Paul Wolfowitz. " Learning and moving on."
@robertprawendowski2850
@robertprawendowski2850 14 дней назад
@TheDrFMG
@TheDrFMG 3 дня назад
3:13mins is a clear an example of ‘duping delight’ that I have witnessed. 🤮
@b.alexanderjohnstone9774
@b.alexanderjohnstone9774 14 дней назад
Our great grandfathers stormed beaches and lived in a dirt holes but we are cowed by mean names that aren't even true?
@johnw1954
@johnw1954 3 дня назад
what are you talking about
@brianbozo2447
@brianbozo2447 12 дней назад
PNAC Project for a New American Century founder?
@groundedkiwi
@groundedkiwi День назад
Wolfowitz resembles Fauci. Are they related?
@zorasic12
@zorasic12 9 дней назад
One of the best foreign policy leaders against terror and aggression, a strong for freedom of the sea and freedom from tyranny, Russia, Iraq, a true patriot.
@2000brettpaul
@2000brettpaul 9 дней назад
This guy trumped up the case for war and got Bush to convince the UK to come along. Cannot believe this guy is getting a comfy chair - should be dining on bread and water in a cell.
@johnw1954
@johnw1954 3 дня назад
saddam was fucking around with tech and powers you still don't know about, he was playing with fire and got burned
@edwardb7811
@edwardb7811 15 дней назад
CIA arrived in Afghanistan on Sep 26 and SOF on October 19. The CIA had a plan ready to but the Pentagon didn’t. This fact infuriated Rumsfeld . Wolfowitz failed to acknowledge this in the video,
@danielmartin7838
@danielmartin7838 15 дней назад
Allowing Pakistan off the hook for allowing the Taliban to cross their border for refuge was an enormous mistake
@LumenMichaelOne
@LumenMichaelOne 15 дней назад
7:32 ... 🥳 ... ✊ ... 🎉🎉🎉🎈🎈🎈 ... ✨✨✨ ... 🇺🇸
@stevenbrady440
@stevenbrady440 12 дней назад
I wonder if he was part of the decision making team who decided to ground all US aircraft… Except the aircraft flying back all the bin Laden family relatives from the United States back to Saudi Arabia… Before the FBI could even interview them. For those who don’t remember, they were allowed to fly back to Saudi Arabia without being interviewed at all. While all US citizens were on the ground, unable to fly for days. Could it be the oil and financial connections of the Bush family? They already knew who they were going to blame? For those who don't remember, it is an extremely large family, not at all like a US family, and there were dozens or hundreds of them in the United States at the time of the attack.
@monkgroupie
@monkgroupie 15 дней назад
In the comments, it says: "Recorded on August 4, 2024" I watch this today May 1, 2024. Clearly the date is incorrect. In this age of misinformation, I am a stickler for telling the truth. Please fix this, as it detracts from your credibility on all fronts.
@monkgroupie
@monkgroupie 15 дней назад
Thank you for correcting.
@kp6215
@kp6215 15 дней назад
That’s what I said this is FAKE
@danielmartin7838
@danielmartin7838 15 дней назад
Self-deception at it’s finest, it’s not a “fake”
@Pwj579
@Pwj579 7 дней назад
Wolfowitz , not a great leader
@opensky6580
@opensky6580 15 дней назад
The interviewer is only asking leading questins begging the answers. What s manipulative style.
@ladybugwest909
@ladybugwest909 15 дней назад
Wolfowitz. Youve got to be kidding me.
@rosesoulis1840
@rosesoulis1840 14 дней назад
Feith,WOLFOWITZ, RUMSFELD GREAT MEN......RANDI WEINGARTEN IS A GREAT MAN TOO
@johnw1954
@johnw1954 3 дня назад
he knows shit you don't, homeboy
@NineInchTyrone
@NineInchTyrone 15 дней назад
I have never seen a picture of the “airplane”that hit the Pentagon
@LatinxMatt
@LatinxMatt 15 дней назад
BIG FAT MISTAKE.
@JasondeCordoba
@JasondeCordoba 15 дней назад
OG war criminal
@LumenMichaelOne
@LumenMichaelOne 15 дней назад
Who? Well anyway's, you should go get that Bad-Guy. Take'im'Out ... like a Real-Man. Otherwise you're NOTHING!
@johnw1954
@johnw1954 3 дня назад
only a war criminal if you don't know how inherently evil Islam is
@jacknthbx
@jacknthbx 15 дней назад
Absolute filth
@danielmartin7838
@danielmartin7838 15 дней назад
Not filth.
@joesmoe3096
@joesmoe3096 12 дней назад
@@danielmartin7838only a filthy rat would say that
@mohammadeskandari2416
@mohammadeskandari2416 15 дней назад
What a waste of time.
@stevenbrady440
@stevenbrady440 12 дней назад
What this guy and his cohorts did was so incompetent and based upon lies that people here shouldn't necessarily rule out the possibility that he was acting in the interests of other countries. As conspiratorial as that sounds… others here have made the claim. Multiple commenters have directly said it here. I don't think it's a crazy thing to consider.
@johnw1954
@johnw1954 3 дня назад
the WMD saddam had was the same kind of tech used in Havana syndrome- the kind of tech the federal commissions on Havana openly admit is destabilizing if revealed to the general public
@johnw1954
@johnw1954 3 дня назад
if the enemy has silent weapons that can kill at a distance, disclosing that to the public can be catastrophic- there's a Scientific American article about this
@JameBlack
@JameBlack 14 дней назад
Pure idiocity.
@gurnoorwalia9298
@gurnoorwalia9298 6 дней назад
I get his point that using airpower we could have sustained the afghan army but to what end… taliban would have won nonetheless. After defeating them we should have taken the win and left nation building to the afghans.
@johnw1954
@johnw1954 3 дня назад
Imagine if we gave up in our postwar occupation of Japan or Germany. Iraq is a multidecade project.
@michaelnewman1813
@michaelnewman1813 7 дней назад
Hoover does itself no favours having disgraced policy makers like Wolfowitz on, the man should be castigated and relegated to the dustbin of history instead of trying to be rehabilitated.
@johnw1954
@johnw1954 3 дня назад
he knows shit you don't bro
@RealityCheck6969
@RealityCheck6969 14 дней назад
It’s always the 9-11 excuse…
@user-hn7wv5rn4u
@user-hn7wv5rn4u 7 дней назад
Сидят два старика, которые знают правду о Ираке и Афганистане , но ведут наивные речи о безопасности жизни для сша???? Доя кого этот цирк? Вас слушают недоразвитые люди????? Вы не верите в свои доктрины и когда вы друг другу рассказываете , то к концу беседы вы начинаете верить !!!!! Хоть какой то смысл….. привет, Кондолизе!!! Из неё должен был получится - человек, но!!!!!! Что получилось , то получилось!!! Жаль, такой опыт и все впустую.
@johnw1954
@johnw1954 3 дня назад
Condi is a person for fucks sake
@stuartegrin7543
@stuartegrin7543 12 дней назад
Pw is a 🤡
@johnw1954
@johnw1954 3 дня назад
Ever met him?
@user-hn7wv5rn4u
@user-hn7wv5rn4u 7 дней назад
Вторглись в Ирак , разорили музеи Ирака. Увезли артефакты . Царь Нимрод вам не простит. Увезли золотые артефакты ….. так вы убийцы и варвары ….. грабите народ Ирака. У вас континент разваливается, а вы продолжаете тащить в свою нору - золото????? Это уже заболевание…….
@johnw1954
@johnw1954 3 дня назад
They took away artifacts that the natives did not know the significance of, and could not properly use or care for. Saddam knew and cared, but tried to pervert the artifacts to suit his narrative.
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