Robert Skidelsky: Europe is lost in the Multipolar World
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Top Comments (10)
This should have more views.
In the eyes of the Russians - they never lost the Cold War. They were given a proposal of cooperation, instead of confrontation, and it was more attractive to them. They thought they made a deal, a trade. But then they realised that the other side was not going to honour their end of the bargain. And more and more they are realising now that the other side did not have the slightest intention to do that in the first place.
Why is propaganda so much more successful when it stirs up hatred than when it tries to stir up friendly feeling? - Bertrand Russell
Phew. I thought this was taken down yesterday ... One minute here then gone...
What a brilliant discussion thanks chaps.
Its 10 hours up and only has less than 300 views?
Agree, what an interesting conversation, and Glenn, I appreciate your gentlemanly manners and stimulating questions, if I may express myself in such an oldfashioned matter.
As I understood it the agreement with Gorbachev was written and taken off to the US where it was never signed. They took advantage of Gorbachev's trust and betrayed him.
This was a very good one.
Great conversation Professor. Some really insightful tangents from yourself and Lord Skidelsky. Thank you.
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Top Comments (10)
This should have more views.
In the eyes of the Russians - they never lost the Cold War. They were given a proposal of cooperation, instead of confrontation, and it was more attractive to them. They thought they made a deal, a trade. But then they realised that the other side was not going to honour their end of the bargain. And more and more they are realising now that the other side did not have the slightest intention to do that in the first place.
Why is propaganda so much more successful when it stirs up hatred than when it tries to stir up friendly feeling? - Bertrand Russell
Phew. I thought this was taken down yesterday ... One minute here then gone...
What a brilliant discussion thanks chaps.
Its 10 hours up and only has less than 300 views?
Agree, what an interesting conversation, and Glenn, I appreciate your gentlemanly manners and stimulating questions, if I may express myself in such an oldfashioned matter.
As I understood it the agreement with Gorbachev was written and taken off to the US where it was never signed. They took advantage of Gorbachev's trust and betrayed him.
This was a very good one.
Great conversation Professor. Some really insightful tangents from yourself and Lord Skidelsky. Thank you.