The Possibility of Russia Using Nuclear Weapons

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  • Опубліковано 26 лип 2022
  • Taken from JRE #1848 w/Francis Foster & Konstantin Kisin of Triggernometry:
    open.spotify.com/episode/1QYG...

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  • @TJBeyonder2814
    @TJBeyonder2814 Рік тому +8808

    It’s crazy how determined humanity is to destroy and intimidate each other rather than find solutions to end conflicts and live together

    • @lukebennett576
      @lukebennett576 Рік тому +539

      its not that crazy. if you feel threatened you will take out another life to protect your own

    • @vaibhavsati538
      @vaibhavsati538 Рік тому +296

      @@lukebennett576 lol threatened

    • @aGoodBlunt
      @aGoodBlunt Рік тому +247

      Imagine how advanced we’d be in a world like you said man… mind blowing honestly.

    • @aGoodBlunt
      @aGoodBlunt Рік тому +65

      @@lukebennett576 too loose with that explanation Luke

    • @-Window-Licker-
      @-Window-Licker- Рік тому +296

      Monkey killing monkey killing monkeys over pieces of the ground. Give them thumbs they forge a blade to beat their brother down.
      Tool. Right in two

  • @TimeGallon
    @TimeGallon Рік тому +1501

    Joe: “Nuclear war is one of the biggest sources of anxiety for people today”
    Me: “so what you’re saying is you can afford gas”

    • @immanuelcunt7296
      @immanuelcunt7296 Рік тому +90

      You: If you can't afford gas you don't care about nuclear Holocaust.
      Me: you were born after 1990 huh?
      Like seriously, nuclear war is an ever-present and imminent danger, and it applies to poor people too. Gas prices are a big issue, but the whole world dying?

    • @TimeGallon
      @TimeGallon Рік тому +1

      @@immanuelcunt7296
      me: tells a joke
      You: takes it seriously

    • @jonnygranville281
      @jonnygranville281 Рік тому +67

      @u know me stop it. Nothing is here. Stop spamming

    • @danielyepez5421
      @danielyepez5421 Рік тому +31

      When the fallout is knocking at your door, the jokes become less funny.

    • @immanuelcunt7296
      @immanuelcunt7296 Рік тому

      @@ftb3817 This is what you'd do in a nuclear war: die.
      That's why you'd have anxiety.
      If a crazy person held a gun to your head and said they would shoot you unless you could recite the entire Bible, you couldn't do anything about it, but you'd still be wracked with anxiety.
      "You can't worry about everyone in the entire world dying". Lol, ok

  • @brucestewart5939
    @brucestewart5939 Рік тому +24

    Joe says the stuff people wish they could put into words...love this guy.

  • @rvsonthelevel8746
    @rvsonthelevel8746 Рік тому +14

    "Anyone who tries to predict this is bullshit!" Finally someone who gives us the truth lol

  • @mrkush3135
    @mrkush3135 Рік тому +2238

    Much respect to Joe for always checking himself for not talking to much and hearing the opinion of others, letting people know its okay to think differently 💯 free speech

    • @1Meter
      @1Meter Рік тому +79

      Good on him, cause this guest is annoyingly not hearing anyone but himself

    • @chrisfojtik7391
      @chrisfojtik7391 Рік тому

      They are stroking eachother.

    • @rydz656
      @rydz656 Рік тому +21

      I'm really hoping Putin or Xi let's them fly. I wanna see it.

    • @TheBluebus17
      @TheBluebus17 Рік тому +29

      @@rydz656 no need to be a troll

    • @rydz656
      @rydz656 Рік тому

      @@TheBluebus17 Not trolling, stupid. I mean that.

  • @tylersmith6636
    @tylersmith6636 Рік тому +596

    As a vet, there was a time I’d die for my country. Now I’m only willing to die for my family from what our country has become. Keep voting for evil, you’ll get what you ask for.

    • @rickpearlstein6421
      @rickpearlstein6421 Рік тому +34

      Right there with you.

    • @doubleOR1
      @doubleOR1 Рік тому

      We didn’t invade Ukraine. Russia did. They demolish entire cities without regard for human life. Our country isn’t evil. They are

    • @tysondavis1426
      @tysondavis1426 Рік тому

      @@doubleOR1 but merica is evil too.

    • @englishforsrilanka2535
      @englishforsrilanka2535 Рік тому +26

      Absolutely.

    • @rickpearlstein6421
      @rickpearlstein6421 Рік тому +7

      @@doubleOR1 Wow! You bought all of the propaganda didn't you.

  • @sergueiroudnew298
    @sergueiroudnew298 Рік тому +10

    Sam Deymon tutelage has brought me to a higher understanding of profit generation.

  • @kryptonianog9418
    @kryptonianog9418 Рік тому +30

    It's frightening to realize that a handful people hold 7.4 billion people's lives in their hands .

    • @Berserker3624
      @Berserker3624 Рік тому +3

      @@Roadtofreedom1998 Europe would be wiped out, america would be much the same, Africa without north america and Europe would be wiped out clean, some Asian countries would at frsit collapse and the massive immigration crisis those collapsed nations would cause would probably be enough to divided the remaining nations that haven't collapsed and arent on nuclear fire. The rest of the continents I didn't mention I doubt would collapse but would be turned into poor nations without much chance of recovering for next for decades to centuries

    • @user-ci7vu7eo9w
      @user-ci7vu7eo9w Рік тому

      A lot will die.these who survive will have terrible times ahead

    • @Berserker3624
      @Berserker3624 Рік тому

      @@Roadtofreedom1998 no they wouldn’t, fallout would cover the entire word for a least a decade it would be impossible for mass agriculture to occur and since Asia is the most populated continent on the planet so it’s all but guaranteed that mass riots and chaos would claim the continent. Of course the mass illegal immigration along with general anarchy plaguing every nation in Asia would would overwhelm all but ether the best(china) or lucky(Geographic wise) militarizes and I feel like given chinas population that their military would be successful and certain regions while in others they would be overwhelmed with those areas going into open revolt against china, for nations that are lucky they would be Japan and maybe Taiwan since there are island nations and instead of having to relay on the military to fed off both desperate and irradiated illegal’s and angry starving civilians they can relay on the navy to sink any boats with said illegals on them while the army focus on quelling the riots, they may just survive if they are really lucky

    • @andrewisotope8146
      @andrewisotope8146 Рік тому

      True, and the few people holding that power are the G7 leaders who always have an annual get together which leads to Satan worshipping. Next time it happens check the date and astral calendar?

  • @flycfm3205
    @flycfm3205 Рік тому +496

    I’m surprised Joe thinks we have a free flow of information in the USA???? Especially after the last two years. I totally disagree with that

    • @yemuppet8102
      @yemuppet8102 Рік тому +34

      He is a spineless shill.

    • @kski5432
      @kski5432 Рік тому +13

      Well he should know he's one that probably gets the weekly establishment talking points

    • @slouischarlesYT
      @slouischarlesYT Рік тому

      We do but you have to look for it. The US has collectively decided mainstream media cannot be trusted.

    • @superklippy6876
      @superklippy6876 Рік тому +27

      @@yemuppet8102 bot

    • @lowkeysmokes5663
      @lowkeysmokes5663 Рік тому +29

      Free flow of information? you mean the internet?

  • @claudballs5679
    @claudballs5679 Рік тому +1276

    Or Biden pushes the button thinking he's getting ice cream.

    • @motherrussia934
      @motherrussia934 Рік тому +1

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    • @motherrussia934
      @motherrussia934 Рік тому

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      Last Fight

    • @t-rozbenouameur5304
      @t-rozbenouameur5304 Рік тому +6

      Yeah that's not happening

    • @ashleystovalldaman
      @ashleystovalldaman Рік тому +42

      @@t-rozbenouameur5304 yea agree, Biden would never push the button unless he was ordered.

    • @cpap3097
      @cpap3097 Рік тому +36

      Or flushing the toilet🤣🤣🤣

  • @johnhawthorn5393
    @johnhawthorn5393 Рік тому +10

    "You may live to see man made horrors beyond your comprehension" - Nikola Tesla

  • @jacob4811
    @jacob4811 Рік тому +9

    Mr Sam is really the best option to trade with. When someone is straight forward band good at what he/she dose, people will always speak for them. for me I will say Sam Deymon financial institution will make you happy.

  • @hey_its_travis
    @hey_its_travis Рік тому +838

    A lot of people forget that 1 Russian man who recently died can't remember the name is the only reason why we are still here. He had the nerve to say the early warning system was wrong and didn't fire back. All he had to do was push the button.

    • @invasionmedia
      @invasionmedia Рік тому +287

      Stanislav Petrov

    • @PeataPoeet
      @PeataPoeet Рік тому +92

      he wasnt the only one. Both sides had close calls. And the rational of the actual persons pushing the button to not send nukes flying .

    • @stevenchitwood2146
      @stevenchitwood2146 Рік тому +28

      Wasnt that back in the day of the cuban missile crisis, right?

    • @tengizeinsild9842
      @tengizeinsild9842 Рік тому +9

      Just went to write that same comment, bud.

    • @nicholaslash8760
      @nicholaslash8760 Рік тому +22

      Yummy propaganda. Tasty

  • @hutchklutch2594
    @hutchklutch2594 Рік тому +695

    When we dropped the bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki there were zero chances of anyone in the world retaliating with an atomic bomb on us because we were the only ones that had them. Today is a different story. The fear of Atomic retaliation is very real and it’s THE major deterrent

    • @ThinkOutsideOfTheIdiotBox
      @ThinkOutsideOfTheIdiotBox Рік тому +32

      That fact gave birth to the best acronym to ever exist, M.A.D.D.

    • @sharpshooter7686
      @sharpshooter7686 Рік тому

      There was a reason why we developed the bombs, I read somewhere that Albert Einstein after fleeing Germany wrote a letter to President Roosevelt stating that the Nazis were trying develop their own atomic bomb to be used on civilian population centers, London being the first. Hence why the Manhattan Project came to be.

    • @lucasgrey9794
      @lucasgrey9794 Рік тому +21

      Germany had 5 atomic bombs by 1943. This fact is inconvenient for the post-war establishment. Japan also successfully detonated an atomic bomb the day after Hiroshima and they had the bioweapons to genocide the entire American mainland.

    • @huoae
      @huoae Рік тому +23

      @@lucasgrey9794 We also bluffed to drop a 3rd.

    • @bleeone
      @bleeone Рік тому +6

      Except hypersonic delivery methods and generational thinking pushes the MAD deterrent toward obsolescence.

  • @damirmilanovic3043
    @damirmilanovic3043 Рік тому +6

    Best episode of JRE.
    So much important things have been said in this episode. Every current issue is touched with most reasonable healthy view.
    Exactly what world need now, healthy rational thinking.
    People mostly living thrue internet, through out the day, watching short clips to get instant setisfaction.
    This is what people should watch to wake up from matrix of that "short clips magic"

  • @RobinReedCoach
    @RobinReedCoach Рік тому +5

    This crime syndicate we call governments are totally out of control. I pray that one day the people will rise and just say NO!

  • @dramastudiobordeaux8058
    @dramastudiobordeaux8058 Рік тому +176

    Joe, you need to have Scott Ritter on.
    He's an ex- US Marine Officer, was UN weapons inspector. his knowledge & understqnding of the Ukraine/Russia conflict is unmatched.
    Scott Ritter.

    • @drakekoefoed1642
      @drakekoefoed1642 Рік тому +17

      quite right. ritter could teach this kid a lot. no, i take that back. you can't teach him anything.

    • @EricT01
      @EricT01 Рік тому

      You mean convicted PDF-file Scott Ritter
      You mean propaganda mouth piece Scott Ritter?

    • @olegmishchenko6588
      @olegmishchenko6588 Рік тому +1

      A registered sex offender. Now that's a reliable source of information.(sarcasm). He is a pric and a lier.

    • @michaelwoods9005
      @michaelwoods9005 Рік тому +1

      He's on the Kremlin's payroll.. and he's a sex offender.
      Not what I would call trustworthy.

    • @SK-xn1pv
      @SK-xn1pv Рік тому

      LOL! Scott Ritter spewed the lies the US govt wanted him to spew! CIA and "private" military corporations (fronts for CIA/pentagon) had been supplying Saddam with wmds since Reagan was president right up until 3 days before the invasion! Arms dealers/corporations from Canada, UK, Germany, etc., were involved as well. US Marines were ordered to blow the massive caches "in place" when they were discovered with labels leading back to their source. Nearly ALL of them are dead. Even Maj Doug Rokke who conducted the investigation for the Army has lost the members on his team, and he has also been extremely ill as a result. In Beyond Treason, Rokke also exposed how US ordinance, including bullets, transport vehicles, etc., contained depleted uranium which he believed was responsible for the horrendous deformities in fetuses. Studies by Chris Busby using hair samples from military personnel who had served who had fathered a child w/ severe deformities/diseases along with samples from families in Iraq showed that the cause was actually enriched uranium. Photos doctors took of victims indicates thermobaric weapons as well new nuclear weapons/devices were used along with DU weapons. So, the US was using WMD's the entire time as agencies secretly put out false information that there were NO wmds b/c they did not want to be held accountable for the genocides that also included the deaths and illnesses suffered by millions of US troops. The same weapons were used in Afghan, Syria, Lebanon, etc., and most recently in Ukraine. Veterans have tried to expose the truth over and over but their books, videos, etc., are suppressed. Because of the deceit by govt, DOD, and agencies, US troops have been denied the medical care and support they and their families have needed as contamination was spread to immediate partners.

  • @Volmire1
    @Volmire1 Рік тому +306

    Whoops, sorry Joe but you weren't correct on that one: "Hiroshima was a city of considerable military importance. It contained the 2nd Army Headquarters, which commanded the defense of all of southern Japan."
    "The city of Nagasaki had been one of the largest sea ports in southern Japan and was of great war-time importance because of its many and varied industries, including the production of ordnance, ships, military equipment, and other war materials."
    They didn't "just nuke cities."

    • @jeromyedge6830
      @jeromyedge6830 Рік тому +45

      Hugely important detail. The way he phrased it made it sound like the US just threw two darts at a map, and if they landed on two fishing villages, nukes to both, surprise fishermen!

    • @Scotpatriot
      @Scotpatriot Рік тому

      Exactly right. It’s easy to sit in your safe chair in 2022 and criticize A bomb decision. Fair warning was given and the Japanese chose not to heed it. A conventional attack on the Japanese mainland likely would have resulted in hundreds of thousands of casualties on both sides

    • @Greenhelix5
      @Greenhelix5 Рік тому +21

      Dudw right! How is this not up voted??? Joe got that completely wrong and now people think that's what the US did.

    • @Volmire1
      @Volmire1 Рік тому +19

      @@Greenhelix5 Yeah, I'm a big Joe Rogan fan, but he was very confidently saying something that just wasn't true here.

    • @jeffreyrex8232
      @jeffreyrex8232 Рік тому +6

      This requires upvoting a hell of a lot. Very good insight from this poster.

  • @charlesgodwin5190
    @charlesgodwin5190 Рік тому +12

    During World War II, the Second General Army and Chūgoku Regional Army was headquartered in Hiroshima, and the Army Marine Headquarters was located at Ujina port. The city also had large depots of military supplies, and was a key center for shipping. I would say that made them a military target.

    • @bruuuuuuuuuh
      @bruuuuuuuuuh Рік тому +2

      Yeah, both cities were huge military industrial hubs so it absolutely wasn't a random choice on a map.

    • @razkable
      @razkable Рік тому +2

      @@bruuuuuuuuuh true and while the soviets lost a lot of men during world war 2 the nukes were in part dropped to scare Stalin from becoming the next Hitler and due to Japan not quitting choosing suicide kamikaze attacks instead of surrender despite their so called allies losing and also after what Japan did to China they kinda deserved 1 nuke imo

    • @realnapster1522
      @realnapster1522 Рік тому

      It doesn’t matter. It was a war crime.

    • @ChucksSEADnDEAD
      @ChucksSEADnDEAD Рік тому +1

      ​@@bruuuuuuuuuhit wasn't "random" but there was a list of cities. Could have been those two cities, could have been two others. I think part of the reason was weather reports, they needed to drop during clear weather.

    • @erheetrherh2659
      @erheetrherh2659 Рік тому

      U.S own internal papers referred them as "military" targets with quotation marks.

  • @BrunoTattedBad
    @BrunoTattedBad Рік тому

    Love this dude..... Thank You JOE !!!

  • @user-qy3jq9kr1d
    @user-qy3jq9kr1d Рік тому +380

    I've gone full stoic over this issue. I think too many powerful people across the globe want a future for that to ever occur intentionally. Even if it did, why should I let that rob my final moments of joy if that is the imminent fate of humanity?

    • @julianluna8688
      @julianluna8688 Рік тому +68

      Exactly. Could never live my life revolving around the apocalypse. No way to live

    • @zacharycraft7293
      @zacharycraft7293 Рік тому +4

      Truth is power

    • @angryman3317
      @angryman3317 Рік тому +55

      My life changed when I turn the news off, I live day to day and enjoy the small things. If you can do something about it then do it if you can't do anything then why you worrying, there's nothing you can do but exist and attempt to further yourself.

    • @WanderfalkeAT
      @WanderfalkeAT Рік тому

      You can also sit right next to a suicide bomber and decide to ignore it :)

    • @Day.Of.The.GroundBreaker
      @Day.Of.The.GroundBreaker Рік тому

      Some of what the guy says in this discussion makes sense and is true, but I disagree that he said nobody can predict the future or the outcome of this conflict.
      There was a movie called The Omega Code, they made two of those. It was a scenario where the Bible prophesies were deliberately being acted out as they were interpreted so to give the man in-charge of the future.
      Seems plausible because it is indeed possible to trick some of the people all of the time but not all of the people some all of the time (I may have that reversed by mistake).
      The Bible isn't some special thing that only God or 'aliens' disclosed, it is a scientific statistic based off of calculating what can and will happen verses the history of what actually keeps happening.
      Watch Turkey/Türkiye and go read The Grand Chessboard: American Primacy and Its Geostrategic Imperatives -- by Zbigniew Brzezinski.

  • @turtletom8383
    @turtletom8383 Рік тому +605

    I'm convinced that the only real problem we have is that those with power feel the need to control, and the fact that feeling is birthed from fear. The people in control seem fearful and panicky. Weak. We have weak leadership. That's what I have the largest problem with.

    • @matty6848
      @matty6848 Рік тому +30

      True. It’s like those that hold the most power are the most scared. But it’s like the old saying “ the higher a msn goes, the further he has too fall” it’s like they gain that much power their petrified of losing it.

    • @Jay-kj2xm
      @Jay-kj2xm Рік тому +12

      My biggest issue is how we have almost half our government aka the republicans, trying to actively overthrow our democracy and weaken our country

    • @danieloneill10
      @danieloneill10 Рік тому

      This is just human nature. Change the people and before long it'll be exactly the same. Its not these leaders now it's all leaders ever (with a handful of exceptions) humans are just like this. Absolute power corrupts absolutely.

    • @fenixaster8356
      @fenixaster8356 Рік тому +3

      what power dude?

    • @coldham77
      @coldham77 Рік тому

      @@Jay-kj2xm I think both sides are trying to actively weaken our democracy. So keep on keeping it partisan.

  • @magajiharuna5635
    @magajiharuna5635 Рік тому +8

    Never before seen someone explain stocks and investing so good like Sam Deymon It feels like you're just talking to your close friend.

  • @scottboyd3838
    @scottboyd3838 2 місяці тому +1

    Jesus! Where did that guy in the white shirt and glasses come from?!?? Had no idea he was there for the first two thirds of this video.

  • @TheMarshmelloKing
    @TheMarshmelloKing Рік тому +571

    Being American, I actually find most Russian people I've encountered to be as rational and impartial as anyone else. I think it's more useful to empathize with other people, because they often have the same fears and vulnerabilities you do. So, on both sides it benefits us not to see each other as evil demons but to work toward an understanding no matter how difficult that may seem. The reason we haven't already created a nuclear apocalypse is because we all understand what that would mean for everyone.

    • @josuuv
      @josuuv Рік тому

      And not to believe war mongering hyperbole, Clinton started this before trump beat her. He avoided this only for them to oust him and reignite the bullshit story.
      Puppet Biden has alot to gain here, and his son.
      So he is being leveraged for the sake of his family.
      Q.. CHOOSE YOUR ADDICTED PERVERTED SON AND FAMILY CRIMINALITY,
      OR, STOP WORLD WAR.
      That his dilema and it should be taken out of their hands.
      That democratic party should be
      Utterly banished from politics for the sake of all humanity. Then drian the political quagmire once and for all. For all western governments.

    • @joeyartk
      @joeyartk Рік тому

      @@jonfungg I dont know how he kept a straight face when he said Russians get their news fron TV that is state propaganda. Like the US is different? Lol Just like the old Soviet joke used to say . He is a pro Ukrainian Nationalist happily working with Western imperialists to commit economic suicide while Ukraine commits actual suicide. A sad fool indeed.

    • @richardduplessis1090
      @richardduplessis1090 Рік тому

      This depends entirely on how far the West is willing to push the situation. Russia has proven its military weakness and incompetence with its conventional forces. It has an economy the same size as Spain and about half the size of the UK, so the delusion that Russia can conquer the whole of Europe like the Wehmacht in 1940 is totally insane. If Nukes are used it will be because the West have forced that scenario. The ordinary PEOPLE of the West and the world don't want this but the Lunatic Globalists at the WEF, together with their lackeys - Johnson, Biden administration, Macron, Merkel, Justine in Canada, the horse faced slag in NZ and whichever anonymous muppet is representing Australia, - will probably go along with it.

    • @StrongerThanBigfoot
      @StrongerThanBigfoot Рік тому

      @@jonfungg Also, Americans are subjected to way more propaganda than Russians and must of us don’t realize it.

    • @FaceItYouAreInsane
      @FaceItYouAreInsane Рік тому +11

      @@jonfungg yes thank you

  • @brentdeverell6731
    @brentdeverell6731 Рік тому +371

    My Grandma was chased out of Nagoya by napalm, then fled to Nagasaki in plenty of time to witness Fatman.
    The way she describes her experience is that her Mom and Brother were relieved that the war was finally over.
    The starvation caused by dragging things out sounded far more devastating. My great uncle became so obsessed with food, he became a Chef.

    • @moestietabarnak
      @moestietabarnak Рік тому +9

      recall that guy that survived BOTH nuke?

    • @DailyCorvid
      @DailyCorvid Рік тому +21

      *Looks at nuclear explosion*
      GRAMPS : ".. ITS RAWWW!!"

    • @jewelssylva3738
      @jewelssylva3738 Рік тому +4

      I'm sorry that you experienced that part of history. My daughter-in-law is a refugee of Vietnam. I hope you have a good life today, like she does.

    • @aqibejaz7253
      @aqibejaz7253 Рік тому +10

      @Brent Deverell Oh, that's such a relief to hear. We should all thank the good-hearted Yanks for dropping those two A-bombs and ending the misery of the Japanese people.

    • @bigduphusaj162
      @bigduphusaj162 Рік тому +3

      Yeah EXCEPT!!!!! you copy and pasted this junk. V3rmin!

  • @ktm42080
    @ktm42080 10 місяців тому

    The rusty wire that holds the cork, that keeps the anger in.... gives way. And suddenly....its day again.

  • @photudiodan4648
    @photudiodan4648 Місяць тому

    Nagasaki was a major port for the Imperial Navy. It had been a major ship building facility, but the needs of war had made it a major repair facility. The largest that the Japanese had left. Valid military target.

  • @dominicseanmccann6300
    @dominicseanmccann6300 Рік тому +324

    My friend was from Nagasaki. His mother was a survivor of fat man. 4 miles away., feeding ducks in a park; Pika.....Don..! She still had the visible burn scars. A sobering experience. She translated the japanese voices on 'nagasaki nightmare' the crass anti war single for me. Very emotional, they were suprised that a bunch of cockneys cared about nuclear weapons. As she found out. People are people; politicians start conflict. Not us!

    • @GigaSentientGod
      @GigaSentientGod Рік тому +6

      That’s incredible go pika don!♥️♥️

    • @dominicseanmccann6300
      @dominicseanmccann6300 Рік тому +11

      @@GigaSentientGod 'pika' ...describes the flash of the detonation; "brighter than a thousand suns." The term 'don' was described as the sound of detonation a few seconds after. Before shock wave arrives.

    • @TitusAzzurro
      @TitusAzzurro Рік тому

      Japanese people are particularly uninformed about WW2. They should find humility and put the blame on their emperor for whatever happened. The nukes targeted military infrastructures which were used to hit Pearl Harbor.

    • @lowercase21
      @lowercase21 Рік тому +8

      Damn I seen a documentary on the after math that happened right after and what the survivors went through. it sounded like hell on earth.. but that's what war is hell.

    • @fredbologn2344
      @fredbologn2344 Рік тому +1

      Feeding ducks😭😭😭 hits hard

  • @ashtonshelton8584
    @ashtonshelton8584 Рік тому +255

    Even for the bombs from Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the pilot of the bomber which dropped little boy on Hiroshima (which was around 12 kilotons if I remember correctly) said that he could see the ground charring and steaming and blackened, and the yield of that bomb was 1,000(+)X less powerful than the average thermonuclear bomb. That’s insane

    • @gavinperch9413
      @gavinperch9413 Рік тому +29

      The average strategic nuclear weapons today I believe are around 20 to 80 times more powerful than the first atomic bombs.

    • @12monkey57
      @12monkey57 Рік тому +21

      War is hell man

    • @InVinoVeritas540
      @InVinoVeritas540 Рік тому +5

      I remember they say they're like 45 Hiroshimas all at once.
      Just years of watching documentaries.
      But maybe I'm mistaken. I don't think so.
      But they come in all different sizes.
      Tactical nuclear weapons, will just take out a small area.
      Them the zcar Bomba
      Anyways

    • @parasitelights3158
      @parasitelights3158 Рік тому +7

      Most of all are tactical and are even small than 10 kt. Strategic ones are not in the table when is talking about using nukes. The big ones 100 kt - 1 mt are for MAD, not for use in the field.

    • @ashtonshelton8584
      @ashtonshelton8584 Рік тому +3

      @@parasitelights3158 Yes thank you for saying that! I did some research just yesterday actually into the categories of nuclear weapons, I appreciate you adding that😄

  • @jamesmarkov9570
    @jamesmarkov9570 Рік тому

    I remember the “Golden Arches” theory 11:49 from my international politics class at Kent State. There was great hope in those days. Berlin Wall had fallen. Peace had broken out through the world.

  • @daveditchdigger2111
    @daveditchdigger2111 Рік тому

    *Relatively* free flow of information, the *truth* is elusive.

  • @houghtonization
    @houghtonization Рік тому +392

    Nuclear war doesn't give me too much anxiety really.....but bill gates saying the "next pandemic will get our attention" with dupers delight gives me chills.

    • @thomasomalley510
      @thomasomalley510 Рік тому

      Yeah man…I don’t wanna think these Davos guys are pulling strings controlling us but I think they likely are. Psychopaths, the whole lot of them.

    • @lethalhotbox3778
      @lethalhotbox3778 Рік тому

      Yeah honestly God knows what they are planning next a civil war is coming soon I believe

    • @brando36922
      @brando36922 Рік тому +22

      BINGO!!

    • @malignm1857
      @malignm1857 Рік тому +17

      You say that living in the middle of nowhere. I live in Manhattan. I have about 3 bombs aimed at me 24/7.

    • @d1nkel505
      @d1nkel505 Рік тому +55

      @@malignm1857 if fhat happens u wont even know it , just a flash of light and ur gone.
      No pain probably i hope😂

  • @steelegomez3165
    @steelegomez3165 Рік тому +589

    I am indescribably grateful that this podcast, in all its variety and glory, is available for free. Thank you Joe Rogan and everyone that works to prepare and post such remarkably valuable information to the people. I hope this is translated for people speaking languages other than English. I'm so grateful, thank you so much.

    • @jps3b719
      @jps3b719 Рік тому +16

      If I was smart enough to make a comment like this, it would be word for word how I feel about Joe’s podcast. Thank you for posting this incredibly accurate comment.

    • @jenspenz9419
      @jenspenz9419 Рік тому +8

      Not free though you need Spotify premium

    • @romul666
      @romul666 Рік тому +5

      Only parts are free.

    • @johnvillanueva6157
      @johnvillanueva6157 Рік тому +4

      Free? Do you mean free like Universal Healthcare is free? 😆 Joe negotiated a massive payday with Spotify, and that's a good thing. Does anyone really need to state the obvious here? Nothing is free in this world.

    • @joe18425
      @joe18425 Рік тому +3

      @@johnvillanueva6157 including the internet you use to watch this

  • @redman2751
    @redman2751 Рік тому +6

    It irritates me that a few people have the ability to destroy the world and cause massive world wars and such yet most people don’t want any of this. The people really should stand up against governments all at once.

    • @kffhdh9312
      @kffhdh9312 Рік тому

      That's what I was just thinking.

    • @sharonsettle9079
      @sharonsettle9079 Рік тому

      Yes absolutely.

    • @jamesharmon3827
      @jamesharmon3827 Рік тому

      Ok there general Washington, what exactly do you think I should do? Now be specific.

    • @redman2751
      @redman2751 Рік тому

      @@jamesharmon3827 well since you asked. Grab your weapons and follow me!

  • @patrickwaring7904
    @patrickwaring7904 Рік тому

    What episode is this? I'd like to watch the full episode.

  • @mikeg3950
    @mikeg3950 Рік тому +203

    As someone who’s lived through the Cold War it’s strange to hear Joe say we haven’t really feared nuclear war until now…

    • @alexvermaak1759
      @alexvermaak1759 Рік тому +31

      Joe Rogan is in his mid 50s, he would have lived through the cold War as well. I can't recall a point during the Cold War when nukes were being as openly threatened as they are being now, the nuclear tension was always the unmentioned elephant in the room, all tension had undertones of potential for nuclear apocalypse, but you didn't have leaders explicitly threatening nuclear armageddon like today.

    • @firstnamelastname2552
      @firstnamelastname2552 Рік тому +6

      Joe was born after the Cuban Missile crisis. I was too but my mom was very afraid of nukes flying in the 60s. A lot of people were. Joe was probably just talking about his own personal fears but he said it as if it applies to everyone.

    • @TheDesertraptor
      @TheDesertraptor Рік тому +1

      In the 80s I bought books on how to survive nuclear war. In the 80s we were very close a number of times.
      Today as an older person I now fear more then I did then and it's Biden taking us to the brink.

    • @chopperchopper1418
      @chopperchopper1418 Рік тому +4

      Born 57, we had contingency plans to bomb are way across the Soviet Union an every outher communistic country. My pops ww2 vet was worried an wasn't building a bomb shelter, he knew what a Atom could do.

    • @robertevans9354
      @robertevans9354 Рік тому

      BINGO you Boomer you, funny how having no perspective hinders us so much as it does Joe that you pointed out.

  • @Synoopy2
    @Synoopy2 Рік тому +99

    I have lived through the cold war of the 60's and 70's and I have always thought if there is a nuclear exchange, I prefer to have one of the bombs drop directly on my head.

    • @mykhailomiroshnikov
      @mykhailomiroshnikov Рік тому +7

      I live in Ukraine and you have a point.

    • @cheenobeasto8215
      @cheenobeasto8215 Рік тому +5

      @@mykhailomiroshnikov hey bro, how is it going in Ukraine these days?

    • @mykhailomiroshnikov
      @mykhailomiroshnikov Рік тому +20

      ​@@cheenobeasto8215 I'm the only man in my family who's not serving right now. Giving out more than 50% of my earnings monthly as donations to Come Back Alive (it's a major Ukrainian charity fund, please check them out). Luckily I'm rather far from the frontline but every couple of weeks missiles land in my city. What kind of life our people near the frontline have, I can only imagine - Kharkiv and Mykolaiv are being shelled on a daily basis.

    • @bingobriano6021
      @bingobriano6021 Рік тому +5

      @@mykhailomiroshnikov Take care man, I'm sorry you and your family and people are going through this.

    • @mykhailomiroshnikov
      @mykhailomiroshnikov Рік тому +5

      Thanks man

  • @ohio72213
    @ohio72213 Рік тому +3

    I remember when I was a little kid, like 6 or 7, I had learned about nukes from some movie or show and I was horrified daily that my town would be bombed. Lol I lived at the time in a small town in Ohio but my dumb little brain was terrified.

    • @daviddunkelheit9952
      @daviddunkelheit9952 Рік тому +1

      Well there are USAF bases in Ohio. And there is the tank factory at Lima, Ohio. 😅 I used to drive an M1A1 so I know that and Wright-Patterson Airbase. I also remember there was the mini-series “The Day After”. That changed Reagan’s mind and inspired SALT (Strategic Arms Limitation Talks). SALT II which expanded treatise to space based weaponry. All of these have been sunset. That’s why it is crazier. We aren’t even trying to be a good example.

    • @Shayster-_-
      @Shayster-_- Рік тому +2

      This didn’t age well… East palastine covert pollution attack

  • @ajinkyamehere5365
    @ajinkyamehere5365 Рік тому +1

    Oh, now I know why macdonalds really pulled out of Russia as soon as the war started.

  • @Lanisteelerocks
    @Lanisteelerocks Рік тому +241

    The book, 'Hiroshima', gives a chilling account of the lives of multiple individuals, just before the bomb detonated, and the terror filled days that followed; it eventually catches back up with them decades later and summarizes how the bomb changed their lives, their communities and their relationship with everything around them.

    • @mannyfernandez4401
      @mannyfernandez4401 Рік тому +4

      by john hersey?

    • @Lanisteelerocks
      @Lanisteelerocks Рік тому +2

      @@mannyfernandez4401 yeah, that's the one exactly!

    • @dingus6317
      @dingus6317 Рік тому +31

      If I was a strategic military analyst and had to choose between a mainland invasion of Imperial Japan and dropping two atomic bombs I would drop the bombs again any day. Invading would likely result in over 2 million deaths.

    • @kevindube7096
      @kevindube7096 Рік тому +10

      if I learned anything from this clip... it’s that Joe Rogan will say he read the book, but 3 seconds later “everything I’ve heard about Hiroshima I just watched”

    • @AveSequoia
      @AveSequoia Рік тому +10

      @@dingus6317 >drops them on civilian centers
      L moment

  • @kamalaharrisiswhite
    @kamalaharrisiswhite Рік тому +137

    Joe needs Jimmy Dore to explain what's happening in Ukraine.

    • @konmoe121
      @konmoe121 Рік тому +7

      Please no. Grifter Jimmy.

    • @brainiacbreakdown
      @brainiacbreakdown Рік тому +7

      💯

    • @rickyr7790
      @rickyr7790 Рік тому +8

      @@konmoe121 pathetic when you cant argue against facts.

    • @mateuszkubis8595
      @mateuszkubis8595 Рік тому +8

      Are you sure? You don't need a lot of time to find out that much of what he says on that subject is misleading or just not true

    • @konmoe121
      @konmoe121 Рік тому +4

      @@rickyr7790 There is nothing to argue here with strangers, especially with Dore fans. Believe him and his guests if you think they want the best for the people attacked in Ukraine.

  • @glorysake
    @glorysake Рік тому +34

    5:50 "The Russian strategy is to hold out till winter." When has the Russian strategy NOT been to hold out till winter 😂😂😂

  • @adamroller5556
    @adamroller5556 Рік тому

    When I first saw the thumbnail I could have sworn that was mark tremonti 😂😂

  • @andreasnorberg8285
    @andreasnorberg8285 Рік тому +19

    5:32 "Anyone who tries to predict this is bullshitting" just 2 minutes prior sat and made even more ridiculous "predictions" xD

  • @jamesirmert
    @jamesirmert Рік тому +131

    Secondly, if you didn’t see this coming in some small part or atleast didn’t see it as possible, then you haven’t been listening. Russia has been saying for decades that Ukraine joining NATO was a redline. NATO promised it wouldn’t expand eastward one inch after the reunification of Germany. There has been a civil war inside of Ukraine which we did absolutely nothing to help resolve except send weapons and arms to one side. Which there is an argument that we may have put into power through a coup. We did not support any negotiated peace to that conflict and it was either used as a pretext or was a genuine reason for this invasion/intervention. Secondly, wether or not Ukraine is simply defending themselves against Russia is debatable depending upon if the civil war was simply used as a pretext to invade or if this can be viewed as a legitimate intervention in the vein of what NATO has done ever since the fall of the Soviet Union. And before. This isn’t exactly a clear cut situation and there is absolutely zero tolerance for demanding answers. Which is concerning.

    • @EmperorAlan
      @EmperorAlan Рік тому

      I am shocked that people who actually have a brain still exist in the West. You said it like it is. If one can’t comprehend the actions of RF just remember that the US was ready to start a Third World War when it felt threatened by the missiles in Cuba.

    • @Sonofserbia
      @Sonofserbia Рік тому

      You have been doing that since the break up of the berlin wall. It is time for an end to such projects for the good of usa and the world. Neo liberal conservatives have been a destruction to the world for the last 70 years if not more.

    • @geneeverett7855
      @geneeverett7855 Рік тому +8

      Finally some reason here! Not just USSA talking points. And I’m American.

    • @robertwienhold6520
      @robertwienhold6520 Рік тому +7

      Thank you. Someone with a brain.

    • @JeffreyBue_imtxsmoke
      @JeffreyBue_imtxsmoke Рік тому +6

      @@robertwienhold6520 yep

  • @robwernet9609
    @robwernet9609 Рік тому +14

    I agree. "It's in your nature to destroy yourselves" T1000 Terminator 2. I realize it's just a movie but that one line really hit me hard, even as a 12 year old child.

  • @danny6233
    @danny6233 Рік тому +39

    This was my favorite episode, such a great conversation and very rare interruption.

  • @larry5272
    @larry5272 Рік тому +31

    Reminds me of Fritz Haber. Won a chemistry Nobel prize in 1918 for inventing the Haber-Bosch process allowing for agriculture to skyrocket in it's production capacities and therefore feed more people and make it possible for a great increase in the population.
    However while Fritz did make break through in large scale fertilizer production the same technology simultaneously was used in the large scale production of explosives and poisonous gases used in World War 1.
    "Harber the father of chemical warfare"
    New technology often can be used for prosperity or destruction of relatively equivalent measure.

    • @gabrielshirley2127
      @gabrielshirley2127 Рік тому +1

      Interesting!

    • @contactluke80
      @contactluke80 Рік тому +5

      I watched that veritasium too

    • @pro-v7500
      @pro-v7500 Рік тому +1

      @@contactluke80 love that show

    • @gricius
      @gricius Рік тому

      I would love to watch some documentary about fertilizers. Anyone knows any?

    • @yannick245
      @yannick245 Рік тому +1

      Military technology is always the most advanced on. And during war times it even accelerates.
      The first airplane took of in 1903. Only 66 years later we landed on the moon. This wouldn't have happened _(that fast)_ without the two world wars. Many people that grew up _(in the West)_ without electricity, cars and water closets, lived to witness all of it.
      My aunt Jule 1902-2007 was born one year before the invention of the airplane and died one year before the release of the iPhone.
      During medieval times, generations lived basically in the same world that their ancestors lived in. Without witnessing any development. Quite the opposite. There was a decline. The ancient Romans lived in a much more developed civilization. The population of the City of Rome alone dropped from 1,000,000 around the year 1AD to only 30,000. in 550.

  • @sevs9550
    @sevs9550 Рік тому +19

    Angel: Alright, we finished the humans. Pretty nice if I do say so myself; these guys can do just about everything, are very smart and highly adaptable--
    God: Make them hate eachother

    • @eriktruchinskas3747
      @eriktruchinskas3747 Рік тому

      More like angel: hey god, these creatures that you love more than us seem to make bad decisions, and be pretty shitty, what gives
      God: you dare question me?!?!?!? They are your betters!

    • @TheGoatLocker
      @TheGoatLocker Рік тому +1

      The thing you are mocking is called "free will"

    • @angleofshadow9818
      @angleofshadow9818 Рік тому

      Good joke. Here's a good one too:
      How are radical Christianity and Islam similar?
      They both fuck kids.

  • @charliepreidis3004
    @charliepreidis3004 Рік тому +1

    Well, 5:27 is literally in the process of happening with the natural gas crisis in Germany. This is terrifying

  • @jamesstewart3319
    @jamesstewart3319 Рік тому +114

    Trigonometry & JRE are great podcasts - insightful & open questioning. Great work 👍

    • @mcmarkmarkson7115
      @mcmarkmarkson7115 Рік тому +6

      I do hate how smart people keep confusing algorithms with real AI. Intelligence is more than just the processing of data.

    • @Boa796
      @Boa796 Рік тому +5

      @@mcmarkmarkson7115 they fall into the buzzword pit

    • @elchucapablas
      @elchucapablas Рік тому +1

      I prefer calculus

  • @ellenlong7656
    @ellenlong7656 Рік тому +510

    Joe interviews and listens and learns. We are so lucky that we can learn so much from listening to his interviews. He picks their brains and serves info to us. Love him !

    • @Rosemary-oe3zy
      @Rosemary-oe3zy Рік тому +1

      Joe rogan is a misinformation agent. He mixes the truth with lies 50/50 all the time.

    • @enylopez5053
      @enylopez5053 Рік тому +8

      He doesn’t listen, he likes to interrupt a lot.

    • @asmbeats5369
      @asmbeats5369 Рік тому +26

      @@Ghillieman04 She clearly said that we can learn from the interviews, not from him personally. He knows how to ask the right questions and bring out the best and most interesting shit out of the people he interviews and both us the viewers and him learn from that. She never claimed he's all knowing, get of your high horse Lummox.

    • @emilio2647
      @emilio2647 Рік тому +2

      I guess it won't be long before Iran also acquires nuclear weapons.

    • @davidwavidshmavider
      @davidwavidshmavider Рік тому

      In a world of narcissists on adderall, yes, Joes great, but most of my friends are similar, and everyone else’s should be too I think. He’s a god compared to the socially accepted norms unfortunately.

  • @coreycadden2888
    @coreycadden2888 Рік тому

    This was a fear in the 70's my dad used to talk about it a lot

  • @Hassan-gp7tw
    @Hassan-gp7tw Рік тому +4

    I've followed Mr Sam Deymon investment strategies and I've learned to have plenty of patience over the years and I've Have great growth with my portfolio even in this bear market I'm still up!! Buy and hold and in years to come you will benefit !!

  • @Luke-ov9ew
    @Luke-ov9ew Рік тому +79

    Interesting conversation. I just don’t understand how he can claim that the Russian government’s claims of Nazism in Ukraine are completely baseless. This has been well documented from trusted media sources on both sides, East and West, for a very long time now.

    • @christopherharrison2405
      @christopherharrison2405 Рік тому +1

      Part of the scripted narrative Rogan was put in place to put forward and help coverup. Rogan = Controlled Opposition. Hence the reason he always has so many state spooks on pushing agendas.

    • @PurpleHazeVanNederlands
      @PurpleHazeVanNederlands Рік тому +40

      Ukraine good
      Russia bad.
      That is the extent of his war analysis.

    • @claytonjean6385
      @claytonjean6385 Рік тому +21

      Azov battalion, stephan bandera etc....

    • @zachh2776
      @zachh2776 Рік тому +32

      I was left speechless when learned (recently) just how much we, The US, are responsible for pushing russia in a corner, like a cat. The politics go way beyond what most people understand.

    • @RatatRatR
      @RatatRatR Рік тому +25

      The claims of Nazism in Ukraine are definitely not completely baseless. Foolish thing of this guy to say.

  • @davidmm7781
    @davidmm7781 Рік тому +74

    As an Englishman who had the unfortunate circumstance of living in NYC for 3 years, I can attest this closing statement to be absolutely true.

    • @mitchweber7868
      @mitchweber7868 Рік тому +21

      Idk why people like those big cities lol when there's too many people too many problems simple as that

    • @christophdollis1955
      @christophdollis1955 Рік тому +1

      Timestamp?

    • @billallen4793
      @billallen4793 Рік тому

      I hope 🙏 that during your 3yr visit that you were able to travel and see 👀 the real part's of America, vs that 💩hole of a city...from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠

    • @bluntsmoke1872
      @bluntsmoke1872 Рік тому

      NYC is a shithole… I’m sorry you had the misfortune of having to live there.

    • @dnadeau819
      @dnadeau819 Рік тому

      As a person who grew up in nyc I can tell you that most of the snobby little twats that now inhabit the city brought that with them.

  • @alonsosandoval3652
    @alonsosandoval3652 Рік тому +2

    2:35 bro really said nuking Japan twice was not big of a deal 😂

  • @gabe5138
    @gabe5138 Рік тому

    They both understand what they’re saying to each-other. And that’s important.

  • @ChrisLutz3
    @ChrisLutz3 Рік тому +115

    can we get someone on with knowledge about the Russia Ukraine conflict, holy shit

    • @Excentrix54
      @Excentrix54 Рік тому +56

      Remove NATO problem solved.

    • @motherrussia934
      @motherrussia934 Рік тому

      ua-cam.com/video/TayaG7vQpJE/v-deo.html
      It’s finally here

    • @unholylemonpledge9730
      @unholylemonpledge9730 Рік тому +2

      Ur not cool or smart cos u take the 'anti establishment' position

    • @hihihihihello
      @hihihihihello Рік тому +3

      Yes this guest is stupid

    • @menzies09er
      @menzies09er Рік тому +18

      @@Excentrix54 dumbest take on UA-cam. why do you feel nato is the problem

  • @ReynaSingh
    @ReynaSingh Рік тому +66

    The planet will survive whether any of us are here to see it or not

    • @motherrussia934
      @motherrussia934 Рік тому

      ua-cam.com/video/TayaG7vQpJE/v-deo.html
      It’s finally here

    • @motherrussia934
      @motherrussia934 Рік тому

      ua-cam.com/video/TayaG7vQpJE/v-deo.html
      It’s finally here

    • @MrTcs12986
      @MrTcs12986 Рік тому +1

      There are higher powers making sure there will never be another nuclear bomb used on this planet.

    • @goatmansasquatch1485
      @goatmansasquatch1485 Рік тому

      Fuck no planet is a living entity they die as well no planets are forever

    • @admiralboom481
      @admiralboom481 Рік тому

      Reyna my darling when are you coming past the ship for lunch and Margaritas and see your old Admiral Boom.

  • @TheMarman57
    @TheMarman57 56 хвилин тому

    I don't find it to be a foregone conclusion that complexity leads automatically to destruction. If a Joe Rogan guest recognises the danger, then it has already been recognised. We must start guiding our future towards collaboration and untiy of thought and intent, and away from hatred and selfish ideology - THAT is what will destroy us.

  • @jordanlawless632
    @jordanlawless632 Рік тому

    Im pretty sure that the people between Putin, and the actual launch, routinely push the button not knowing if its an excersize or not.

  • @RR-jk3rl
    @RR-jk3rl Рік тому +27

    Wow. Just watched this episode after watching this clip. These two are HEROES. Should be shown in every senior high school class in AMERICA. Every one.

  • @williammorris3303
    @williammorris3303 Рік тому +208

    You have to appreciate Joe, he holds these important conversations and doesn’t give a shit about the politics. And he seems to respect every outlook

    • @jimmyhungai7278
      @jimmyhungai7278 Рік тому +1

      Joe is just brilliant

    • @mattmarzula
      @mattmarzula Рік тому

      Oh. So you understand his brand an the marketing.

    • @mattmarzula
      @mattmarzula Рік тому

      @@jimmyhungai7278 He's a modern day Art Bell. Brilliant people find cures for diseases. They find ways to increase crop yields. They figure out how to provide clean water to remote villages. They find better ways to enhance life. Joe Rogan is an opportunist. He knows that people need a slow drip of whatever chemicals their brains release when they hear the content he provides. He rings the bell. You salivate.

    • @beerosaurusrex
      @beerosaurusrex Рік тому +6

      If you don't specifically align with certain groups they'll just put you in the opposite camp anyway as if there are only two options.

    • @otisbigsby
      @otisbigsby Рік тому

      Because our adversaries don’t care about the politics.

  • @mikehunt.1609
    @mikehunt.1609 Рік тому +1

    The most destructive bombing of a city in human history was neither of the atomic bombs, but was the air raid conducted in March 1945 on Tokyo. The Japanese Government at the end of the Second World War were training the civilian population to defend Japan from an Allied landing, which was expected to resulted in up to a Million Allied casualties and possibly up to ten Million Japanese casualties, Considering the post war period of reconstruction paid for by the Americans and their subsequent high standard of living, it could be argued that the Japanese got off rather lightly, particularly when you scratch the surface of what they had been up to in Manchuria and China.

  • @santoshbista1177
    @santoshbista1177 Рік тому

    I got questions with him joe about what should be happened if that is not true what he’s saying ?
    And
    What would be a conservation about the same matter?

  • @logan7024
    @logan7024 Рік тому +28

    We gave Ukraine more money in 6 months than the cost of 5 years of war in Iraq

    • @codylowry4660
      @codylowry4660 Рік тому

      & people think Russia is the enemy? Ukraine didn't even need help and made America weaker.

    • @leevin7546
      @leevin7546 Рік тому +1

      Uhh... Which 5 years exactly? The cost of Iraq war has been speculated to be ~2 trillion dollars. The US has given ~8 billion dollars worth of aid since the start of the war in february.
      The difference between 2 trillion and 8 billion, is about 2 trillion.

    • @kevinmccubbin2385
      @kevinmccubbin2385 Рік тому

      Its being stolen, again. This is such BS.

    • @josh4429
      @josh4429 Рік тому

      @@leevin7546 Your information is a bit outdated. Did you miss the 40bn dollar bill passed in May?
      That 2 trillion dollar figure includes 16 years worth of military operations within Iraq. Congressional research showed that it costed about 1 million per year per soldier due to the logistics involved alone. We were fighting a war half way around the world.
      Comparing military spending of the two conflicts is a bit folly.

  • @moda112
    @moda112 Рік тому +93

    "80% of Russians get their news from tv"
    Even he wasn't able to say this with a straight face :D
    Even if it was so, how much mainstream media on the internet in the West is different from legacy TV?

    • @konmoe121
      @konmoe121 Рік тому +5

      He means mainly the old russians.

    • @arkgaharandan5881
      @arkgaharandan5881 Рік тому

      when joe said "people in russia are not exposed to the free flaw of information we got in the west" i laughed the last 4 years can be summed up as creating a progressive iron curtain in the west that you can only see information approved by the mainstream media, youtube is a great example of that, the list of "Tiananmen square" events that you cant talk about on youtube keeps increasing every day as they keep changing the rules every time something new happens.

    • @purplehaze8557
      @purplehaze8557 Рік тому

      I don't know about all Russians, but the ones in Ukraine, especially in the Donbas, get their news mostly from the likes of Россия-1, a channel which produces nothing but poison.

    • @FrankieBoyThe1NdOnly
      @FrankieBoyThe1NdOnly Рік тому +3

      @@konmoe121 does that mean Americas old people are better than russian old people? This could spark an (c)old war...

    • @konmoe121
      @konmoe121 Рік тому +1

      @@FrankieBoyThe1NdOnly I can't follow your point, it just means that the old population is very receptive for kremlin talking points. Young russians or a lot of them inform themselves and see things very differentiated. I suggest the UA-cam channel 1420 👍

  • @thomaskandersen7250
    @thomaskandersen7250 Рік тому

    It is crazy, when it comes to relatives in this unbelievable war going on, right here in our backyard (Scandinavian).
    It would be the same as we in the North, turned against each other, in a total war.
    Imagine Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland fighting each other?
    We are all mixed family up here, talking almost the same language, similar cultures and so forth.
    I couldn't even begin ti imagine how that would go down?
    At the same time, the war is creeping in on all of us, living only about 1200 km from the WAR!
    I grew up as a teen in the 80's, were the cold war was at is highest, since the Cuba crise, and i tell us Americans, i was never that afraid, as i understood the meaning of a cold war, up against a warm one.
    Today i'm scared as well, about what is happening in our backyard right now.
    I do hope so that, America still believe in peace for the Europeans, and continue to work for that with us.?
    We do need to step up our game, in terms of "membership", and the fee that comes with it.
    In Denmark the politicians has been holdning back for too long. But now our gov. finally decided to get u our 2% of the BNP, to continue the membership, which is so important for peace.
    Our 37 F-35 is on it's way, and should land on Danish soil in the fall.
    Can't wait to see and hear those, over Dansk territorium.
    ✌️♥️🇩🇰
    I hope, no matter what president, that u still believe in Nato and the value of that?

  • @Imnotayoutubechannel
    @Imnotayoutubechannel Місяць тому

    A lot of people had bomb shelters in the 1950's. People were concerned during the cold war. This isnt the first time

  • @Arch3an
    @Arch3an Рік тому +50

    This is such a good quality video. This is how you have discussions, debates, and discuss view points.

    • @smkxodnwbwkdns8369
      @smkxodnwbwkdns8369 Рік тому

      with an uneducated drug addicted entertainer peddling conspiracy theories and misinformation

    • @razkable
      @razkable Рік тому

      Until the guy lied and said Russians believe the lie that nato is going to destroy us and nazis....come on guy people have internet in Russia...they can't be that naive...this isn't 1940 Germany

  • @erine.5680
    @erine.5680 Рік тому +141

    I found triggenometry a few months ago and I can't have enough of these guys no BS just straight to the point they are not with any political side and they examine everything through their own rational scope. It was such a pleasure listening to this conversation thank you!

    • @matgood6231
      @matgood6231 Рік тому

      I thought so as well. But you can tell he’s a little leaning towards bias against putin. He does see all leaders the same as psychopathic egomaniacs. But I remember a peaceful russia before the US overthrew the Ukrainian leader and tried to install a nato base 80km from russia border in crimea. Poke me in the eyes and then when I smack you call me aggressive

    • @mycarispassat
      @mycarispassat Рік тому +1

      They’re mostly great… however they’re chat with David Pakman was severely weak..
      they bent over too quickly without challenging Pakman/ holding him to account for his view points

    • @erine.5680
      @erine.5680 Рік тому +4

      @@mycarispassat they are interviewers and good ones on that note ,they gave him questions and let him unpack his thoughts, they didn't need to challenge him on anything really he exposed himself all on his own I found

    • @macnicolson5452
      @macnicolson5452 Рік тому

      Really?What a toxic guest. Where did Joe find this guy? From that CIA school in Georgia that trains future Latin American dictators. All he does is gush the US military industrial state narrative. It is his thinking that will bring us to the verge of nuclear war - Russia, since ever, trusts no-one and wants to survive and they have learned both over centuries of wars launched against them.

    • @smkxodnwbwkdns8369
      @smkxodnwbwkdns8369 Рік тому +1

      they are clearly right-wing

  • @michaelsmitton1988
    @michaelsmitton1988 Рік тому

    "Somewhat predictably, he also touches on nuclear weapons, saying that the US created the precedent for their use by dropping atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki during the Second World War." This was said after annexing those four regions today. To me that translates he will use them

  • @filthydrainman6824
    @filthydrainman6824 Рік тому +1

    One thing is for sure…. There are rules for all countries to abide by and then there are rules that NATO just make up as they go along that we all just should except 🤦🏻‍♂️

  • @robertbrannan9375
    @robertbrannan9375 Рік тому +225

    Actually, Hiroshima was selected for several reasons (wasn't just a random city they decided to bomb) 1, it contained military forces and military factories (but no pow camp) 2, (and this on is a tad unfortunate) it was selected because it's topography was better for a test of the weapons destructive power and effectiveness. 3, the city had not been subject to major air raids in the past 4, (also unfortunate) its population was dense so they felt they could get better statistics (with it still very much to being a test). Nagasaki was originally chosen as a potential third target but (quite literally) because of weather they had to give up on the original second target (kokura) and go to Nagasaki, this worked out in a way because kokura was a city with a larger population so even more would have died had they bombed kokura. Yes they were cities that were bombed. But all the cities chosen were chosen on a variety of factors. Kokura for example had the largest weapons factory in western Japan. Nagasaki had Mitsubishi. Etc. If their only intent was maximum casualties they would have just hit Tokyo.

    • @COV-
      @COV- Рік тому

      I dont even think a nuke was used. To many regrowth and zero issues there after

    • @robertbrannan9375
      @robertbrannan9375 Рік тому +26

      @@COV- a nuke was used. They just don't educate on its actual effects. To say there was zero issues afterwards is simply not factual. Birth defects. Dramatic uptick in cancer. Among others. But nature is far more resilient than people give it credit for. Regrowth in plant life happens surprisingly quickly after exposure to radiation (look at pripyat) and even animal life sorts itself out within one or 2 generations. Hell humans never really left either city and (as I said before, so much cancer) within 2 ish generations have significantly improved health wise. But yes a nuke was used. Two different types in fact. One was uranium and one plutonium. I think the plutonium was Nagasaki (I think).

    • @antoniohowell856
      @antoniohowell856 Рік тому +22

      Damn Robert you came with the facts

    • @judd0112
      @judd0112 Рік тому +3

      That’s exactly the reason Hiroshima was selected. The purposefully didn’t bomb certain city’s to have a clean slate when using the new bomb to measure the destruction. At least they were forward thinking. And there was a aircraft factory and many other military things there.

    • @whatistau
      @whatistau Рік тому +6

      Not to mention that militaristic Japan was really catching up to Nazis with its tactics. It had one of most viscous fascist war politics at the time.

  • @tom101177
    @tom101177 Рік тому +63

    What a great episode. I love Triggernometry and Francis and Konstantin were really fantastic guests.

  • @Zachary_Walker
    @Zachary_Walker День тому

    The bombs dropped on Japan was not us just killing civilians. It had military warehouses , manufacturing, shipping. So it was a strategic move. Not just some random act

  • @desolaterVI
    @desolaterVI Рік тому

    An emp strike would be the end to most country’s defenses to an invasion. While some of our equipment is shielded for this doesn’t mean it wouldn’t cause us problems quickly

  • @7Alberto7
    @7Alberto7 Рік тому +71

    Finally the war is addressed on JRE...it took a while...it is so important to talk about it please more of this

    • @Ludak021
      @Ludak021 Рік тому

      yes, all with one sided sources of information thanks to the banning of anyone that doesn't agree with it. Democracy.

    • @zord829
      @zord829 Рік тому +3

      Joe '' Reflecting on stuff most americans reflected upon during a week drinking a beer on the porch after work in october 1962 " Rogan.

    • @trubblegum5787
      @trubblegum5787 Рік тому +6

      @@zord829 don't try too hard bud.

    • @RedPhil87
      @RedPhil87 Рік тому +15

      Tell me you don't watch JRE without telling me you don't watch JRE.

    • @joshcovey9558
      @joshcovey9558 Рік тому +2

      Слава Украине

  • @Zenachieves
    @Zenachieves Рік тому +29

    Joe should get Thomas Sowell on the podcast while he can…a brilliant mind of our time

    • @aoeu256
      @aoeu256 Рік тому

      Thomas Sowell seems to have many good ideas, but when he talked about slavery I felt he was somewhat ignorant. He didn't understand the difference between indentured servants VS chattel slavery, he didn't give credit to the Buddhist Ashohka, Hideyoshi, Cyrus the Great or Hongwu or Yellow emperors in ending slavery.

    • @Cary94
      @Cary94 Рік тому

      @@aoeu256 Thomas Sowell was only focused on Western slavery. And he was right. The early quakers and puritans were were the earliest abolitionists. Even now, but especially then, Westerners were focused on the west.
      And slavery really hasn’t “ended.” We still have dozens of millions of slaves.
      And what difference does indentured make? If you were living as an indentured slave in 18th Century Europe, you had ZERO options. Agriculture was still the vast majority of the economy. Unless you liked working at the quarries, you were screwed.

  • @shad2529
    @shad2529 Рік тому +1

    I think it is so unspeakably unfair that a couple hundred people at the top of a very very small group of people have enough power to end humanity and none of us have any real say in it, and they probably believe they are doing the right thing and are thinking about the book they’re gonna write after they wait out the fallout for a couple months

  • @ashtonclark7601
    @ashtonclark7601 6 місяців тому +1

    And here we go boyssssss

  • @Kurokyura
    @Kurokyura Рік тому +79

    Dude In the white shirt just comes out of no where and drops absolute facts.

    • @shifty_s197
      @shifty_s197 Рік тому +14

      bro im saying i didnt even think someone else was there with them 😭

    • @irod7
      @irod7 Рік тому +2

      bruh😂😂

    • @rach_721
      @rach_721 Рік тому

      Exactly but like where he come from 😂

  • @billywilson4908
    @billywilson4908 Рік тому +69

    This is a great clip but if you haven't watched the whole podcast with these two guys I'd highly recommend it. Amazing conversation.

    • @andysamet4554
      @andysamet4554 Рік тому

      The guest seems odd. He accused Germany of destroying Soviet cities but Germany didn't even have heavy bombers. Sounds ignorant.
      Anyway, he seems loyal to Ukraine. Not loyal to Britain. I don't trust him. He seems like he's just pushing a hidden agenda.

    • @domainmusicandgaming
      @domainmusicandgaming Рік тому +1

      Great edit for sure

    • @Themostdef100
      @Themostdef100 Рік тому

      Be quiet Billy. We all know who you truly are.

    • @dinocarosi4303
      @dinocarosi4303 Рік тому

      There's another guy there??

    • @domainmusicandgaming
      @domainmusicandgaming Рік тому

      @@Themostdef100 yeah billy Wilson died in today 2009, so who is this dude?

  • @Twist-The-Friendly-Hunter
    @Twist-The-Friendly-Hunter Рік тому

    That was a very powerful comment the guest made, that Putin may push the button but people down the line may ignore or refuse to fire because they see MAD for everyone and they dont want that.

  • @junkersbunkers
    @junkersbunkers Рік тому

    Spot on you ain't as safe as you think you are 🥃💪

  • @seandennehy7613
    @seandennehy7613 Рік тому +10

    The idea that the free flow of information isn't in russia is ridiculous... if you think the truth is being told on any news network in the world you are just flat out wrong

    • @seandennehy7613
      @seandennehy7613 Рік тому

      @Sean Mitchell a couple of things I'm a 10 year US Army vet who has lived in russia for 3 years... the news here is allot like the news in the states... it's agenda driven and used to tell the public what to think... but because it's russia you call it propaganda... no country on earth has a better propaganda machine than the United States... that is a fact

    • @hkh5655
      @hkh5655 Рік тому

      @Sean Mitchell Hey plenty of Americans say there is no freedom from consequences, which amounts to the same thing. No matter whether the government threatens you, or citizens freely threaten you, you don't have free speech either way.

    • @seandennehy7613
      @seandennehy7613 Рік тому

      @Sean Mitchell the truth isn't reflected on any of them... I went to the source .. and let me tell you... it's all bullshit... I have access to ALL news sources in Russia... so the free flow of information argument is bullshit... you know how i know America has the best propaganda machine in the world? For 20 years they killed men woman and children in the middle east and Americans (including myself) applauded... the hypocrisy is astounding

  • @cyberft
    @cyberft Рік тому +20

    “You’re not paying for this war” @6:40 - lol

    • @nikolaika7777
      @nikolaika7777 Рік тому +9

      Almost fell out of my seat laughing when I heard that

    • @Vlad-nw8rx
      @Vlad-nw8rx Рік тому +7

      Exactly. If this is not a proxy war I do not know what one is

    • @KanoTunes
      @KanoTunes Рік тому +4

      just one bill sent $40 Billion to Ukraine. How can he make such a statement?

    • @AlbertoRamirez-ef9ql
      @AlbertoRamirez-ef9ql Рік тому +3

      exactly... who the f is this guy...

    • @BrettMammel
      @BrettMammel Рік тому +1

      He lost me there. Stopped watching

  • @sydneycarton928
    @sydneycarton928 Рік тому +7

    It's NOT the first time, Joe. We felt the same way in the early 80s as teenagers, that the Soviets were going to "push the button" at any time. It also happened in the early 60's during the Bay of Pigs under JFK. The people then felt the buttons could be pushed at any time as well.

  • @handleslikeIverson
    @handleslikeIverson Рік тому

    everytime someone says..."hmmmm",take a bong rip, take a shot or whatever u do

  • @jeffW1971
    @jeffW1971 Рік тому +68

    I was an Army nuclear weapons technician..the M422 and M454 nuclear artillery shells, and the Lance and Pershing II warheads. Thankfully we dismantled them all by 1992. That was an experience. Operation Silent Echo.

    • @appledough3843
      @appledough3843 Рік тому +14

      Oh yeah, I'm sure they dismantled them all.
      Totally

    • @jeffW1971
      @jeffW1971 Рік тому +11

      @@appledough3843 they did. I was involved and my MOS was phased out. 55G

    • @user-qo3yy9nv1u
      @user-qo3yy9nv1u Рік тому +1

      So these being tactile nuclear weapons? Like shorter to mid range (battlefield range speaking) with a considerably larger destruction area?

    • @AlejandroP1980s
      @AlejandroP1980s Рік тому

      @@jeffW1971 Where's my exo suit

    • @crayonfries
      @crayonfries Рік тому +1

      @@user-qo3yy9nv1u yes.

  • @don63
    @don63 Рік тому +71

    Awesome commentary on a terrifying subject. Joe and his guests have real conversations and don't pull punches. Sometimes it's uncomfortable to hear the conversation but it's informed, interesting, & intelligent.

    • @osmosisjones4912
      @osmosisjones4912 Рік тому

      .ua-cam.com/video/X7TYshhWh1Q/v-deo.html

    • @dont-touch-mepg1392
      @dont-touch-mepg1392 Рік тому

      Worse explanation of Hiroshima and Nagasaki ever. The ppl weren't "living under a regime" they were the regime. And the cities were major military production cities. And they were shooting at our cities on the west coast just they didn't have nukes. And we couldn't fight two wars anymore. If we didn't Hitler would have won. Or came close enough to risk.

    • @stijnvdv2
      @stijnvdv2 Рік тому

      Yeah but this guy Joe speaks against is clueless. It's very obvious he gets his information from western MSM. Actually until a few years ago, western MSM were saying that 1. Ukraine was the most corrupt country in the world and 2. There are nazi's in Ukraine. They only stopped saying that because covid hit, which was another fearmongering lie of the MSM with political shenanigans and corruption of all the western health agencies. Remdesivir as treatment protocol that is known to have a 50% mortality rate and people with no health problems mysteriously dropping death from cardiovascular problems after taking the safe and effective drug? Which technology has been worked on for 20 years and they never succeeded into making a working product, but all of the sudden covid hits and within months it's a success? I mean c'mon. Afterwards it became very obvious that US wanted to escalate the Ukraine war, which it started btw. US officials have been on record bragging about how they couped the Ukranian revolution and choosing the current regime in charge. The phone conversation where they said 'Fuck the EU.' back in 2014. The problem here is that the west still lives under the illusion that US has world dominant hegemony, because they have been quelling (and causing) some insurgencies with pitchforks, blankets and AK47's in the Middle East. That's very different from an actual war. If the US went up against Russia, particularly if China enters the battle scene which is what the US has been provoking, the US combined with all the western powers would lose.

    • @christianity7872
      @christianity7872 9 місяців тому

      This guy just loves to talk and seem wise and intelligent. stfu already u just copy what u hear others say.

    • @christianity7872
      @christianity7872 9 місяців тому

      ​@@dont-touch-mepg1392true prob

  • @visitation4908
    @visitation4908 Рік тому

    that New York joke xD

  • @CreatingAlong
    @CreatingAlong Рік тому

    Doc that goes deep on the bombing: White Light/Black Rain: The Destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

  • @CharlieLovesAveri
    @CharlieLovesAveri Рік тому +17

    Jre literally has the best intro on UA-cam. short, sweet, and it explains what you’re watching, whilst making you question what just happened. 🙉

  • @shilobutton5485
    @shilobutton5485 Рік тому +16

    Quit messing around and bring Thomas Sowell on your show. The man is brilliant

    • @ArizVideo
      @ArizVideo Рік тому

      He's avoiding him.

    • @Bxtcxt1865
      @Bxtcxt1865 Рік тому

      It would be amazing to have him in the show but Sowell has being avoiding interviews and public appearances for years now.

    • @shilobutton5485
      @shilobutton5485 Рік тому

      Thomas strikes me as a man who listens twice as much as he talks. That has probably helped him in his wisdom but not so much for interviews

  • @germanmayorga1481
    @germanmayorga1481 Рік тому

    "They" have already calculated what, when, how, why. Both parts, it's just a matter of time. The right reason to get results.

  • @alexanfe
    @alexanfe Рік тому +23

    Joe Rogan speaks for humanity.

  • @wirebug42
    @wirebug42 Рік тому +10

    If you think of the concept of us using our current(or near future) versions of AI to create weapons through the lens of not only "blowing each other up", but also the possibility of AI generated cyber-weapons or weapons of a type that we havent even conceived of yet. If you don't know what Stuxnet is, its worth a google. The whole concept behind what made Stuxnet so damn scary was the fact that no one had ever conceived of being able to attack in that fashion, and so no one was thinking about defending it. And it is one the of the most subtle, long-term, ingenius pieces of coding ever made, let alone a weapon. I can only imagine the things that an AI would come up with when made to work on things like this