Summary of Comment la CIA veut éliminer la Russie et la Chine | Idriss Aberkane

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In the video, "Comment la CIA veut éliminer la Russie et la Chine," the speaker discusses the CIA's goal of achieving American hegemony by eliminating potential rivals such as Russia and China. The CIA aims to find weaknesses and manipulate them to weaken countries or individuals, and they have a long history of destabilizing foreign governments. Their plan in the Russo-Ukrainian conflict is to weaken Europe, and the CIA has identified China's economic crisis as a potential weakness. The speaker also explores the CIA's ability to co-opt journalists and politicians, and their substantial funding sources – including drug trafficking – that allow them to operate independently. While both Russia and China are in vulnerable positions, Putin is aware of the CIA's tactics and may not fall for their plans, which could lead to an escalation in the conflict.

• 00:00:00 In this section, the speaker discusses how the CIA has been aiming to achieve American hegemony by eliminating possible rivals such as Russia and China. This goal was outlined in the "Project for the New American Century" and Zbigniew Brzezinski's book "The Grand Chessboard," in which he stated that the United States must have a foothold in Eurasia to remain relevant in the 21st century. The CIA has also been known to work clandestinely and engage in illegal operations, even on US soil, often receiving protection from certain sympathetic politicians. The speaker also highlights the huge amount of money spent on the Afghanistan war and the scandal surrounding the misuse of public funds, which the CIA has benefited from.
• 00:05:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the role of the CIA in finding weaknesses within a nation, organization, or individuals. The CIA's job is to manipulate these weaknesses and attempts to weaken a country or people. The speaker presents examples such as Allende's government in Chile and Pinochet's arrival to power via CIA actions. The CIA currently has identified a weakness of the Chinese: their economic crisis. Additionally, the logistics of the Russian military are vulnerable, making Russia susceptible to Ukraine's pointed strikes. The USA's interest in the Russo-Ukrainian conflict is to weaken Europe, and for the time being, their plan seems to be working. However, the speaker notes that the Russians could escalate the situation and bomb Kiev.
• 00:10:00 In this section, the video discusses how the CIA is betting on the belief that if Vladimir Putin were to take a certain direction in the Ukrainian conflict, he would lose power. The CIA is looking to weaken Putin's base and push him to make mistakes, such as declaring general mobilization, which would be a huge mistake. The video explains that the CIA is an entity within the US with independent funding sources, including drug trafficking, and it can co-opt members of Congress to support its agenda. The video also mentions the possible co-opting of someone like Navalny by the CIA to remove Putin from power, but the Russians are aware of this and have arrested those who could have been co-opted before the CIA could act.
• 00:15:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the leadership of the United States and claims that it is not Joe Biden but Barack Obama who is currently in charge, as Biden lacks the cognitive capacity to do so. He also touches on the connections between the CIA, Frank Wisner Jr., and Nicolas Sarkozy, suggesting that Sarkozy may have benefited from positive contact with the CIA throughout his career. Additionally, the speaker explores the CIA's use of its substantial funds and its competency in maintaining deniability in its operations, as well as its ability to coopt journalists to further its goals. The speaker also mentions examples of the CIA's ability to eliminate its enemies, such as in the case of Italian politician Giulio Andreotti, who was previously thought to be inattacabile (untouchable) but eventually exposed the CIA's Gladio networks in Italy.
• 00:20:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the history of the CIA destabilizing foreign governments, including in Italy with the Gladio scandal, Andreotti, Praxie, and Berlusconi. He notes that both Russia and China are in a vulnerable position, but Putin in particular is aware of the CIA's tactics and may not fall for them. The CIA's plan may be to push Putin to make a mistake through some sort of escalation, such as an attack on Kiev or a mobilization, but the speaker does not believe Putin will take this bait. The CIA has also attempted to destabilize China through Taïwan and Japan, portraying China as a "barking dog" but not a serious threat.