🌍 IRAN, RUSSIA & CHINA: Lessons We're Ignoring ⚠️ | Lt. Col. Daniel Davis – Deep Dive

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In this eye-opening Deep Dive, Lt. Col. Daniel Davis warns that the U.S. is repeating dangerous patterns by underestimating the strategic alliance forming between Iran, Russia, and China 🛑. From military cooperation to economic partnerships and anti-Western sentiment, these powers are learning from decades of Western interventionism — while Washington ignores the signs 🔍. The episode explores how U.S. foreign policy failures and a refusal to adapt could be pushing the world closer to large-scale conflict 🌐.

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00:00the last time we did a regime change in iran we're still paying the price for all of that today and

00:05you somehow think all of you people there's a bunch i've seen on tv that lately think that's

00:09going to be solving a problem it's not that's part of the twisted mentality we have that we

00:14see everything as a problem and we see every problem needing a gun to fix it and we are

00:19oblivious we never look back to see what happened the last 30 or 40 years of trying to do that kind

00:25of thing in the future how's it worked out we don't do any of that even current stuff like with

00:30the iraq situation or with the libya situation we don't even look at any of those things we just

00:36think yeah we'll just keep killing them until finally it works out somewhere good i guess

00:40and you also have to take into consideration that a lot of these people they don't suffer

00:44and a lot of these advocates like this uh dan perry fella and and certainly you know like a john bolton

00:50jack keen uh lindsey graham all these war lusters who love to talk about we need to go and kill

00:56somebody for something they don't ever pay a price these regime change operations bolton is like the

01:02poster child for wanting regime change he never pays a price for anything he never sends his family

01:08members there he himself never goes to fight anything he's cool with somebody else doing it as long

01:12as he gets his done and you know he gets financial rewards for a lot of this and a lot of his policies

01:17are based on who pays his check uh that's self-evident and everybody needs to understand

01:21that i can't say that about everybody some people may actually believe it i don't know why but the

01:26point being that it is dangerous to continue to think this way because you think the consequences

01:31either don't exist or that someone else will pay for them and that's how world wars start is that

01:37everybody keeps thinking that there's a low cost or no cost or that someone else will pay the cost

01:42and instead one of these days something happens where it no longer is something you can keep at

01:48a distance and it comes to your shore and that is one of the things i'm concerned about here

01:53uh let's go back to to uh russia and into europe so we showed you the russian foreign uh

02:03ambassador there sorry in the united nations security council obviously he's also when we've shown

02:08him many times here talking about that in the current situation their fight with ukraine

02:12that's enabled by uh nato they said that either there's going to be a negotiated settlement on the

02:18terms we have set which are draconian or we'll simply win it on the battlefield we've shown you

02:23that one here recently well mark ruta the leader of the nato organization uh said yeah you know what

02:31we're not listening to anything you said in fact we're getting ready for war ourselves we are facing

02:36the most dangerous security environment in decades russia's war of aggression continues terrorist

02:44threats persist we are not at war but we are not at peace either so we must continue to strengthen

02:52our deterrence and defense and that means pivoting towards a full war fighting readiness yes we need a

03:00full war fighting readiness we need a re-arm europe program when you spend 800 billion dollars and we

03:05need every single member of nato to jump from a bunch of them that are under two percent to five

03:11percent i mean a massive huge expanse they say they need to be ready by 2030 uh to fight a war with russia

03:19they're moving troops uh in german troops to almost all the way up to the russian border inside lithuania

03:25everybody wants to be building up the the the uh the baltic countries are talking about that we need

03:31to prepare for war we need to prepare our population for war what do you think this is what impact is

03:36this having on the russian side is it is it an oscillation do you propose that well we're gonna put so

03:44much pressure on the russian side that they're gonna go oh darn i didn't know that well i'm afraid of uh

03:49the all of nato so we're just gonna i don't even know what they think that it's gonna cause that

03:54we we kind of claim that it's uh deterrence but then we're getting ready for war fighting and we're

03:59advancing physical troops up into the area and we're and and as an as an alliance we're continuing

04:07to grow our stuff and obviously that has an impact on the other side as it always does we again fail to

04:14even look at history and realize that since i mean going back into the late 1990 1997 i guess when

04:20the advancement of nato started getting closer to russia and their warnings especially from 2007 on that

04:26ukraine is a red line and then the russian acted on it because they said look y'all keep doing this

04:32you keep pushing it we told you that's a red line we told you we'll use military technical means if you

04:37keep pushing it you did and we acted so we kind of have that and then now then we have not learned

04:43any lessons from that that the war in ukraine could absolutely have been avoided should never

04:48have started but because we demanded that this issue which was a red line to a global nuclear

04:54superpower we just didn't want it to be true we could care less what they thought and so we have

05:00what we have well now then we're trying to go even further and we're still trying to push up to the

05:06russian border and it's having a predictable effect so here was i guess just a couple of days ago

05:12general aptil ludenov uh who was the uh akhmet uh brigade i think commander uh was one of the

05:18senior russian generals that helped uh liberate the korsk area and is now apparently involved in the sumi

05:24offensive inside of ukraine he thinks that they also should go a little further

05:29to the U.S. military class of human beings and is now doing a militaristic army of a military

05:37army for civil war and is now that we are going to work in the military and as a liberal war we

05:45know that we are going to build into the military and the military are going to decrease the

05:47military and is now that we use a very volatile military fight obviously we do that if we are going to

05:52We know that it is going to be a third world war, but it has become a new end, a new battle.

06:00And so that no one thought about us, like we played with all the states, now with Iran,

06:09believe me, we need to all together, together, together, together, together, together on all our levels.

06:20So you see, I'm telling you, these things are all interconnected.

06:24He's not only just looking at what NATO has done in Ukraine against Russia,

06:29he's looking at what happened to Russia's ally, Iran, in the Middle East.

06:33And he said, like it was done to them.

06:35He said, part of the reason why they're in this situation now is because they weren't strong enough.

06:39Let's don't let that be the case with us.

06:41As NATO is building up, we need to build up.

06:43So now he's saying, let's get another half million, another million,

06:46let's mobilize another million on top of the roughly 1.5 million active army that they have right now.

06:52So that, again, is another step towards the possibility of a conflict.

06:57And there's already, according to the Ukrainian, I believe it was Budanov, General Budanov has said,

07:04and several others, their foreign minister has recently said that they believe that Russia is in the process right now,

07:11in the opening rounds of a summer offensive, and that a separate fall offensive are already being planned.

07:17And the chances of the Ukrainian military standing up to that, I think, is pretty low.

07:21And you're going to have the problem of what's going to happen if Ukraine buckles and does lose.

07:27If you see the NATO alliance already talking about so much fear and wanting to move up against Russia,

07:34now, if the Ukraine army falls, that fear will go through the roof.

07:39And I promise you, with everything in me, that the likes of Keir Starmer, of Manuel Macron, of Friedrich Metz,

07:47all of these guys will be screaming from the top of their lungs about, oh, my God, look at this threat.

07:53And then look, look at that aggressive Russian general.

07:56You see what he said about they want to raise?

07:58We have to do the same.

07:59We have to build up.

08:00That's how wars start.

08:02That's how major wars start.

08:04And now that this time, though, unlike 1938, unlike 1914, these sides have nuclear weapons.

08:12That is why this is so dangerous.

08:14And it's also, and I'm wondering real quick, you talk about, because it's not just going on here.

08:19And again, things are interconnected.

08:21Here was on Fox News, Gordon Chang talking about how maybe the situation in the Middle East has ramifications for a China war.

08:30Gordon Chang is with me now.

08:32Gordon, Israel attacks Iran.

08:35What message is that sending to China on Taiwan?

08:38Well, first of all, it is telling the Chinese that they're losing their proxy Iran.

08:43Iran has been accomplishing China's foreign policy goals for quite some time.

08:48And China's Middle Middle East policy is now in disarray.

08:52With regard to Taiwan, we just don't know how the calculus is inside an increasingly turbulent Chinese regime.

08:59There is a lot of evidence that Xi Jinping has lost control of the Chinese military and he's in increasing trouble with civilians at the top of the party.

09:08So this right now is anyone's guess is how the Chinese would view it.

09:12But nothing is off the table, Stuart.

09:14So, yes, there could be increased pressure on Taiwan in the next few weeks.

09:19Yeah, like Xi Jinping is losing control of his military.

09:24I mean, what planet is this guy on?

09:26I know I've seen the comments here.

09:28A lot of you guys know who Gordon Chang is.

09:30He's been doing this for many, many years.

09:32He sees a boogeyman in China every day.

09:35He thinks they're ready to go to war every day and everything they do is evil and wicked.

09:39I mean, the same way a lot of people view Vladimir Putin.

09:41He's been doing that for a long time, even though China hasn't actually attacked anyone.

09:46I think 1979, I think might have been the last border clash they had.

09:51They had a couple of skirmishes with India actually here recently, but, you know, literally just incidents.

09:56But in terms of a war, I think it's 1979 is the last time they fought a very limited and short duration war.

10:01And yet you're talking about them like they're Adolf Hitler again, because we want to.

10:06I mean, why did Fox News even bring that up?

10:09Why do we even bring and introduce a potential conflict with China when we're talking about something in the Middle East, something between Israel and Iran?