Showing posts with label Prof Jeffrey Sachs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Prof Jeffrey Sachs. Show all posts
Friday, April 10, 2026
US-Iran War | It’s a Defeat for the US: Jeffrey Sachs Slams Trump over Iran Ceasefire
Wednesday, April 08, 2026
Jeffrey Sachs' Analysis of America Iran Deal & Why Trump Is Losing the War
Saturday, April 04, 2026
Jeffrey Sachs: Iran War Broke US Empire & Alliance Systems
Friday, April 03, 2026
A Turning Point Ahead? Columbia's Prof Sachs on Iran War
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iran War,
Prof Jeffrey Sachs
Thursday, April 02, 2026
Prof Sachs on Iran War: How the World Is Paying for US Delusion
Tuesday, March 31, 2026
‘Iran Won’t Lose War’: Jeffrey Sachs Predicts ‘Doom’ for Israel, US | Exposes Trump-Bibi Plot
Mar 31, 2026 | In this explosive interview, economist Jeffrey Sachs delivers a stark warning on the escalating Iran war, claiming we could be “days or weeks away” from a collapse of the global energy supply.
Calling Donald Trump a 'fool', Sachs argues that Iran is not going to surrender as Trump imagines, calling the conflict a major strategic miscalculation by the United States and Benjamin Netanyahu. He also frames the war as part of a larger geopolitical power struggle, with the US seeking dominance over the Gulf and Iran resisting falling in line, unlike other regional players.
Perhaps most crucially, Sachs says only major global powers like India, Russia, and China can step in to de-escalate the situation before the crisis spirals further.
Calling Donald Trump a 'fool', Sachs argues that Iran is not going to surrender as Trump imagines, calling the conflict a major strategic miscalculation by the United States and Benjamin Netanyahu. He also frames the war as part of a larger geopolitical power struggle, with the US seeking dominance over the Gulf and Iran resisting falling in line, unlike other regional players.
Perhaps most crucially, Sachs says only major global powers like India, Russia, and China can step in to de-escalate the situation before the crisis spirals further.
Labels:
Benjamin Netanyahu,
Donald Trump,
Iran,
iran War,
Israel,
Prof Jeffrey Sachs,
USA
Friday, March 27, 2026
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
Jeffrey Sachs: Iran Is the Graveyard of American Hegemony
Tuesday, March 24, 2026
This Is Mass Murder!
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Caza,
Iran,
Israel,
Prof Jeffrey Sachs,
Tegran
Monday, March 23, 2026
Jeffrey Sachs: Our Legacy Media Do Not Report the Truth
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legacy media,
MSM,
Prof Jeffrey Sachs
Sunday, March 22, 2026
Jeffrey Sachs: The Psychotic Iran War | Judaism’s “Chosen People” Problem | This Ends How?
Mar 16, 2026 | In this wide-ranging conversation, economist and public intellectual Jeffrey Sachs discusses the rapidly escalating conflicts shaping today’s world—from the war with Iran and the crisis in the Middle East to the ongoing confrontation in Ukraine.
We explore the deeper forces driving these conflicts, including the role of ideology, religion, and power in shaping modern geopolitics.
Sachs also weighs in on controversial questions surrounding Zionism, debates about the idea of “chosenness” in Judaism, and how religious identity and historical narratives influence political decision-making.
The discussion also touches on elite power networks, intelligence agencies, and lingering questions surrounding figures like Jeffrey Epstein and the shadowy intersections of influence, politics, and global strategy.
Looking back over his extraordinary career advising governments during the economic transitions of Bolivia, Poland, and the former Soviet Union, Sachs reflects on the experiences that shaped his worldview.
Once deeply embedded within the global policy establishment, he explains how decades of witnessing power up close—from Washington to Moscow—gradually led him to question the assumptions and incentives driving today’s foreign policy decisions. The result is a candid conversation about the psychology of power, the ideas that motivate leaders, and why Sachs believes the international system is drifting toward increasingly dangerous confrontations.
We explore the deeper forces driving these conflicts, including the role of ideology, religion, and power in shaping modern geopolitics.
Sachs also weighs in on controversial questions surrounding Zionism, debates about the idea of “chosenness” in Judaism, and how religious identity and historical narratives influence political decision-making.
The discussion also touches on elite power networks, intelligence agencies, and lingering questions surrounding figures like Jeffrey Epstein and the shadowy intersections of influence, politics, and global strategy.
Looking back over his extraordinary career advising governments during the economic transitions of Bolivia, Poland, and the former Soviet Union, Sachs reflects on the experiences that shaped his worldview.
Once deeply embedded within the global policy establishment, he explains how decades of witnessing power up close—from Washington to Moscow—gradually led him to question the assumptions and incentives driving today’s foreign policy decisions. The result is a candid conversation about the psychology of power, the ideas that motivate leaders, and why Sachs believes the international system is drifting toward increasingly dangerous confrontations.
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Prof Jeffrey Sachs
China Has a Ten-year Strategy; the US Has None amid Deep Political Division
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China,
Prof Jeffrey Sachs,
USA
Saturday, March 21, 2026
Iran Strike Shock — Oil Markets in Total Panic | Prof Jeffrey Sachs
Professor Sachs’ voice is one of the few sane voices in the bedlam which has been caused by this illegal and quite unnecessary war on Iran. Would that he were not so alone. — © Mark Alexander
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Iran War,
Prof Jeffrey Sachs
Friday, March 20, 2026
Iran Strikes Back — Trump’s War Unravels | Prof Jeffrey Sachs
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Iran War,
Prof Jeffrey Sachs
Wednesday, March 18, 2026
Saturday, March 14, 2026
Jeffrey Sachs: US and Israel Underestimated Iran
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Iran,
Iran War,
Prof Jeffrey Sachs,
World War III
Friday, March 13, 2026
Economist Jeffrey Sachs: US-Israeli "War of Choice," Assault on UN Charter Could Lead to WWIII
Mar 14, 2026 | The global economy has been rocked by the war in the Middle East, with Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz threatening energy flows and sending the price of oil soaring to its highest level in years. The United Nations Security Council responded to the unprovoked US-Israeli war by passing a resolution this week condemning Iran — specifically for its attacks on US allies in the region — while ignoring the role of the Trump administration and the Netanyahu government in instigating the bloodshed. Economist Jeffrey Sachs joins Democracy Now! to discuss the fallout of the "war of choice" and why it also constitutes an assault on the United Nations.
"This is so out of control, without any logic, any rationality, not any humane, moral, legal justification whatsoever," says Sachs. "It will lead to world war the way we're going, because we have two malignant narcissists, Netanyahu and Trump, that are leading us to disaster."
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"This is so out of control, without any logic, any rationality, not any humane, moral, legal justification whatsoever," says Sachs. "It will lead to world war the way we're going, because we have two malignant narcissists, Netanyahu and Trump, that are leading us to disaster."
Democracy Now! can be supported here.
Jeffrey Sachs: US and Israel underestimated Iran
Mar 13, 2026 | We spoke with renowned economist and Columbia University professor Jeffrey Sachs about the ongoing US and Israeli military strikes on Iran and their devastating consequences.
He also discusses the broader pattern of US military intervention across the Middle East.
The mere thought of Trump choosing the leader of Iran is ABSURD! Only a chump like Trump could ever utter such NONSENSE! — © Mark Alexander
He also discusses the broader pattern of US military intervention across the Middle East.
The mere thought of Trump choosing the leader of Iran is ABSURD! Only a chump like Trump could ever utter such NONSENSE! — © Mark Alexander
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Donald Trump,
Iran,
Iran War,
Israel,
Prof Jeffrey Sachs,
USA
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