đĽYou can NOW Become a member of our channel to support us! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWZg7FTpyFB9lSpk-_cVr3Q/join In this new interview, Professor Jeffrey Sachs and Iranian scholar Seyyed Muhammad Marandi to analyze the failed February 28th strikes on Iran that were supposed to achieve one-day regime change but instead triggered a protracted conflict neither the United States nor Israel prepared for. Sachs declares the entire premise was reckless, illegal, immoral, and stupid, arguing the operation collapsed on day one when Iran retaliated and the assumption of a quick toppling of the Iranian government proved false. He says the United States has had no sensible position since March 1st and that the only rational move is an immediate withdrawal without negotiation, lifting the blockade and reopening the Strait of Hormuz to prevent the regional war. Sachs reveals the Strait of Hormuz carries 20 million barrels of oil daily, nearly a fifth of global consumption, and after Iran shut it to Western-allied shipping following the strikes, Brent crude jumped from $71 to $94 per barrel within days, imposing heavy costs on the world economy including inside the United States where approval ratings are in steep decline ahead of an American election. He exposes that Iran agreed weeks ago to reopen the strait in a ceasefire deal, but the United States imposed a blockade even after that ceasefire, calling it a kind of craziness driven by the illogic of empire that cannot admit weakness or defeat. Sachs argues the U.S. makes daily demands and threats to fake strength and hide limits, because showing vulnerability exposes imperial weakness globally, and because Iran regained sovereignty from the American empire that imposed a 26-year police state after the 1953 CIA coup overthrowing Prime Minister Mossadegh, Washington seeks revenge for that offense to its control. Sachs concludes the entire world economy is suffering now with the strait closed, America's oil reserves drained to 40-year lows, and no answer except reopening the waterway, which requires U.S. withdrawal. He frames the choice as simple: a quiet exit costing almost nothing, or a massively destructive regional war where everybody loses, with only one miscalculation standing between the current crisis and total collapse. This interview was recorded as U.S. approval numbers fell sharply among younger voters, as the dollar's share of global reserves slipped to 57% down from over 70% in 2000, and as the world absorbed an oil shock from the single most important choke point on the planet remaining shut since the failed strike 10 weeks earlier. ⢠International Court of Justice, Legal Consequences of Israel's Policies in Occupied Palestinian Territory https://www.icj-cij.org/case/186 ⢠CIA Freedom of Information Act, 1953 Iran Coup Documents https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/collection/coup-53 ⢠Congressional Research Service, Iran Sanctions and U.S. Policy https://crsreports.congress.gov/ ⢠Christians United for Israel, Membership and Advocacy Data https://www.cufi.org â ď¸ DISCLAIMER: This channel provides AI commentary and analysis for educational and informational purposes only. Views expressed by guests are their own and do not represent the positions of any company or institution. We encourage viewers to consult multiple sources and form their own conclusions. #jeffreysachs #war #usairanwar
Prepare For Global COLLAPSE - Jeffrey Sachs
2 hours ago đĽYou can NOW Become a member of our channel to support us! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWZg7FTpyFB9lSpk-_cVr3Q/join In this new interview, Professor Jeffrey Sachs and Iranian scholar Seyyed Muhammad Marandi to analyze the failed February 28th strikes on Iran that were supposed to achieve one-day regime change but instead triggered a protracted conflict neither the United States nor Israel prepared for. Sachs declares the entire premise was reckless, illegal, immoral, and stupid, arguing the operation collapsed on day one when Iran retaliated and the assumption of a quick toppling of the Iranian government proved false. He says the United States has had no sensible position since March 1st and that the only rational move is an immediate withdrawal without negotiation, lifting the blockade and reopening the Strait of Hormuz to prevent the regional war. Sachs reveals the Strait of Hormuz carries 20 million barrels of oil daily, nearly a fifth of global consumption, and after Iran shut it to Western-allied shipping following the strikes, Brent crude jumped from $71 to $94 per barrel within days, imposing heavy costs on the world economy including inside the United States where approval ratings are in steep decline ahead of an American election. He exposes that Iran agreed weeks ago to reopen the strait in a ceasefire deal, but the United States imposed a blockade even after that ceasefire, calling it a kind of craziness driven by the illogic of empire that cannot admit weakness or defeat. Sachs argues the U.S. makes daily demands and threats to fake strength and hide limits, because showing vulnerability exposes imperial weakness globally, and because Iran regained sovereignty from the American empire that imposed a 26-year police state after the 1953 CIA coup overthrowing Prime Minister Mossadegh, Washington seeks revenge for that offense to its control. Sachs concludes the entire world economy is suffering now with the strait closed, America's oil reserves drained to 40-year lows, and no answer except reopening the waterway, which requires U.S. withdrawal. He frames the choice as simple: a quiet exit costing almost nothing, or a massively destructive regional war where everybody loses, with only one miscalculation standing between the current crisis and total collapse. This interview was recorded as U.S. approval numbers fell sharply among younger voters, as the dollar's share of global reserves slipped to 57% down from over 70% in 2000, and as the world absorbed an oil shock from the single most important choke point on the planet remaining shut since the failed strike 10 weeks earlier. ⢠International Court of Justice, Legal Consequences of Israel's Policies in Occupied Palestinian Territory https://www.icj-cij.org/case/186 ⢠CIA Freedom of Information Act, 1953 Iran Coup Documents https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/collection/coup-53 ⢠Congressional Research Service, Iran Sanctions and U.S. Policy https://crsreports.congress.gov/ ⢠Christians United for Israel, Membership and Advocacy Data https://www.cufi.org â ď¸ DISCLAIMER: This channel provides AI commentary and analysis for educational and informational purposes only. Views expressed by guests are their own and do not represent the positions of any company or institution. We encourage viewers to consult multiple sources and form their own conclusions. #jeffreysachs #war #usairanwar
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