Doug Macgregor
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard Mar 2025
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They don't hear about it. They don't even hear about what happens to Christians all over the Middle East that are being killed. I mean, the photographs that come to me in a steady stream from people over there are frightening. They're murdering Alawites. They're murdering Orthodox Christians. They're murdering Roman Catholics in Syria. We helped to create this chaos in Syria. So did Netanyahu.
At some point, our friend Erdogan needs to come down and restore some measure of order. I think that's inevitable. Somebody's got to take control of that place and run it. It's not going to run itself. But these things are not our things. Does that make sense? Of course it does. Of course it does.
Makes it.
Well, he has to keep something in mind. You cannot turn around after the American government and all of its agencies have worked tirelessly to kill, maim, murder, harm as many Russians as possible.
Yeah, over the last, what, three and a half years. So we have to understand that. You just can't... You can't just flip the switch and say, sorry, we want to be friends now. However much you may want to do that, you can't. You've got to admit this is a catastrophe and we are mightily responsible. And that's why I would urge the president to do exactly what I said. End all aid to Ukraine.
Stop pretending that that government and anything we've done in that country is a positive thing. It's not. Has nothing to do with liberal democracy, has nothing to do with goodness in any form. What we've done there is terrible. What we need to do is stop it. So stop sending any aid and then get everybody out. Everybody.
and then offer to host a conference between, and I would not argue everybody in Europe, but I would certainly argue all of the states that border Russia and Germany, because Germany may not border Russia, but Germany has long-term strategic interests in Russia, as Russia has in Germany. They should all meet in a conference room and agree to a new map with new borders. We don't need to draw those.
They need to draw those. And Europeans can do that. They have been around forever. How many times have European borders changed in the last thousand years?
Too many. Too many to even count. You can't even keep up. Yeah. Right. And stop this nonsense about, well, you can't trust the Russians. They'll take advantage of that. Come on, this is nonsense. They've lost 100,000, 120,000 human lives. You really think they want to continue? There's no interest in that at all.
And, you know, what's really distinguished President Putin from all of his predecessors— I would argue, is his concern for the lives of Russian soldiers.
none of his predecessors were ever that concerned about how many lives they lost you go back to the first world war and nicholas ii was a good man but he was willing to accept tremendous losses if he thought he was going to pave the road to victory with russian dead that's not putin that's not what he wants lavrov doesn't want it the general staff doesn't want it the population doesn't want it so we need to stop that nonsense
And that's about as much as we can do. We're not going to overnight cultivate new friendship with them. It's going to take at least a decade, probably two decades, to restore some sort of normalcy to our relationship.
I don't understand what this is. I'm interested in rare earths, okay? And I've done some work in that area. And rare earths can be found anywhere on the planet. However, not in high concentrations. We just found the highest concentration of rare earths in Europe right off the coast of Norway. I love the Norwegians. I'm very happy for them.
Although they're a bit lunatic when it comes to understanding what's happening in Ukraine.
Yeah. But, I mean, they have it, and that's good.
i don't know what he's talking about i don't know what the president is talking about in ukraine because all of those rare earths in any kind of concentration are in eastern ukraine under under russian feet right now or in crimea well so maybe that is kind of the point and i you know look if that's the case pack up get out and at some point let's do business with the russians
Because the Ukrainians are not going to have those concentrations.
Well, yeah, there's how many R's are there in fat chance? That's not going to happen. By the way, there are marvelous concentrations of rare earths in Canada.
You know, historically, we've been friends. I mean, come on. What are we doing over there with rare earths? This is nuts. Let's do business with the Canadians. They've got rich deposits of rears. We have some here in the United States.
And since we have the opportunity to talk about this a little bit, I'd like to help out my friends in Southern Kentucky, because you have coal seams in Southern Kentucky, finest coal in the world, by the way, very high BTUs, very low phosphorus, burns clean, very hot. And in the coal seams, there are rare earths in abundance.
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