International Politics, Competing Interests, and Potential for WWIII

Episode 369 Show Notes- International Politics, Competing Interests, and Potential for WWIII

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Episode Description

The complexities of international relations are on full display as the landscape is continually shifting and the potential for WWIII increases. Sadly, political officials, the media, and the so-called foreign policy experts continually try to oversimplify the international world stage, and rather than debate the issues, they resort to name-calling and labels whenever someone calls out the lack of a coherent policy. Is the Biden administration stumbling its way into WWII? Listen to find out.

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Show Notes- International Politics, Competing Interests, and Potential for WWIII

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Welcome to The P.A.S. Report Podcast.

All right everyone, I have a great episode lined up for today and it piggybacks off Monday’s episode and my conversation with retired Lt. Col. Tony Shaffer.

The world is complex, and you have all these so-called foreign policy experts oversimplifying international relations. The complexities of international relations and the potential for WWIII is a real conversation we need to have.

Unfortunately, there are too many public officials, and those within the media industrial complex, who don’t want to have a real conversation and they make it as if we still live in a 1980s America in a 1980s world.

They also think they are smarter than everyone else and can control outcomes, but the reality is far from true.

Notice how anyone who raises any questions is attacked and demonized. They try to apply labels. When you engage in those types of tactics, it just shows that you can’t debate the issues and how shallow they really are.

I’m sick and tired of hearing that you’re emboldening Russia if you ask questions. No. What emboldens Russia is the lack of a coherent policy and announcing every move we make and every weapon system we send to Ukraine. This allows Putin to say, see, I was right. NATO wants to destroy mother Russia. Putin will play on Russian nationalistic sentiment in order to increase support, and unfortunately, we are so simple-minded that we think everyone around the world looks at these issues from an American prism. I saw a headline earlier in the week that talked of a civil war in Russia. I hate to break it to everyone, but that isn’t even a remote possibility at this point, but we can keep pretending just like we pretend that this is a war for democracy.

Listen, Putin is a horrible human being and he has committed crimes against humanity, but so has the CCP of China who is currently in the midst of committing genocide against an entire group of people. Where are all the moral holy warriors, the public virtue signalers, who remain silent about that?

What I am trying to say is if all hell breaks out, it’s not my generation that’s going to be doing the fighting. We are aged out. I don’t want to see young kids- 18 and 19 year olds, coming back in flag-draped coffins. All these public virtue signalers out there, are not the ones who will be doing the fighting. It’s easy to be tough when you don’t have to put anything on the line. I wonder how many of those with Ukrainian flags on their social media profiles will be singing a different tune if all hell breaks out and WWIII begins.

We are now over the one-year mark since Russia invaded Ukraine, and what’s the strategy? This administration has yet to lay out clear strategic objectives. SMART objectives are Simple, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, and Timely.

We need a coherent strategy that represents our interests. Understand that not every country’s interests align with each other no matter what some try to say. There are several questions that we need answers to, and I will raise the questions. More importantly, in this episode, I will outline the different interests, and how the theater of war may be expanding. The Biden administration is bumbling our way into WWIII. Even worse is how both Democrats and Republicans support this.

And anyone who tells you that WWIII isn’t a realistic possibility either has no clue what they’re talking about or they are just flat-out lying. Just so everyone is aware, we can keep up with the public virtue signaling and stupid slogans, but understand, if the theater of war expands, your entire way of life as you know it now will be gone. It won’t matter what your political ideology is. It won’t matter if you’re a democrat, a republican, an independent, or a libertarian.

So, I believe it’s a conversation worth having. It would be irresponsible not to.

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