Jeffrey Sachs Gives EU a Wake Up Call About Ukraine, Russia, and the USA

And 2 weeks later they are still ignoring him - not a very good move at any level

Decisive Liberty

Mar 06, 2025

Transcript

video credit - India Today Global (duration 1:35:41)

While the title given to this video is “Why America Caused The Ukraine War: Professor Jeffrey Sachs Makes Fiery Speech At EU Parliament”, it only reiterates the ignorance of the Russia/NATO tenuous relationship since the 1990’s. For 30+ years Putin has warned NATO of expanding eastward - and those warnings went ignored. Once NATO reached Ukraine and Georgia, Russia upped the ante as they were now on Russia’s border - which was only underlined by NATO supporting financially and militarily Ukraine even though NATO membership was never obtained by Ukraine. The U.S., under the Biden administration, exasperated the situation by providing more than $300B in equipment and funding. Zelensky claims only $70B of the supposedly 133.4B sent - yet his politicians, at the same time, saw their lifestyles explode exponentially during the same time, not to mention Zelensky’s estates and vehicles of nearly every kind.

Basically, the European governments have a problem - and it’s not their people; it is their power ride. The EU only makes that issue more problematic. They are all appeasing one another (especially France, the king of appeasement) as well as anyone who is outside of Europe and will listen. And the results speak for themselves - there are rules for them and rules for the general populace; they treat their citizens like the tyrannical kings of long ago. We all know how THAT ended.

No matter what, one thing is for certain - America will not be bailing them out if they continue the war in Ukraine. Biden and the DS started it, fed it, and Trump is going to rightfully starve them.

Preview

A packed house in the European Parliament on Wednesday, February 19, 2025, heard Professor Jeffrey Sachs outline the cold realities of US power and Europe's subordination to it.

At an event titled The Geopolitics of Peace, hosted by former UN Assistant Secretary General and current BSW MEP Michael von der Schulenburg, Professor Sachs warned the audience, quoting Henry Kissinger…

To be an enemy of the United States is dangerous, but to be a friend is fatal

and urged Europe to have a 'real' and independent foreign policy…

A foreign policy that is realistic, that understands Russia's situation, that understands Europe's situation, and that understands what America is and what it stands for.

The first quote, originally given by Henry Kissinger, makes us wonder what he thinks about his U.S. citizenship IF he does not think the U.S. has been a Corporation since 1913 - the reasons of which would take another several posts and is beyond the scope of this post (If you have no clue what I am talking about, leave a comment and I will see what we can do to get you up to speed).

He also testifys that right after the 2014 overthrow of Ukraine's democratically elected government, he was personally flown to Kiev and told, as he was walked around the Maidan Square, "how the US paid all the money" for the protesters who overthrew the government

What Happens Next with Ukraine as Zelensky Has Reached His Expiry Date

The Brussel Times published the following on the same day of the conference (they had a heads up?)…

'Europe needs a real foreign policy' - Jeffrey Sachs slates EU reliance on US

by Ciara Carolan, The Brussel Times (excerpt)

Europe must build its own foreign policy if it has any hope of staying relevant and preserving its values, leading American economist Jeffrey Sachs said in the European Parliament in Brussels on Wednesday.

Sachs is a former advisor to the United States, Poland, Russia, Ukraine and the United Nations. Speaking at a European Parliament event titled 'The Geopolitics of Peace' on Wednesday, Sachs was critical of European dependence on American hegemony and the bloc's inability to formulate a cohesive, meaningful foreign policy of its own.

"Europe needs a foreign policy. A real one," he said. "Not a 'Yes, we will bargain with [US President] Trump and meet him halfway' policy. Please don't have American officials as head of Europe. Have European officials."

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