Геворгян: «Бжезинский был латентным русофилом» — допрос Гогуа

"Netanyahu himself is personally annoyed—he needs war to avoid punishment." In the interrogation room "Witnesses and Gogua," political scientist and orientalist Karine Gevorgyan lays out geopolitics like a chess game, where the pawns are entire nations. Why have Israel and Ukraine become mirror images? What is Armenia's real tragedy, and what does the Ottoman Empire have to do with it? Who is hiding behind the "City of London," and why is this particular force drawing Trump into the campaign against Iran? Ilya Gogua conducts a tough conversation without asking convenient questions. Gevorgyan answers frankly: about Iran and Israel as two "pariahs" in the region, about the split between Britain and the US, about exploded tankers, and about who really "spins the globe." A separate section is devoted to power and archetypes. Why has Trump chosen the guise of a "friend," while Putin is perceived as a "father"? How does legal consciousness shape the top leader, and why is the pinnacle of power always solitary? We also touched on the most pressing issues: the Epstein files, parallel scandals in the Knesset and Bundestag, the rotation of global elites, and the topic of child protection, which is the subject of the guest's book. And, of course, a discussion of Russia: why the West envies Russian civilization, where the myth of "slave psychology" came from, what the true "Russian dream" sounds like, and why the country is capable of becoming an "ark." Watch the new episode of "Witnesses and Gogua" in its entirety—here geopolitics, the North Caucasus, the Middle East, the Caucasus, and the great global game are explained in a way that the news can't. ⬇️ Timestamps are below. Share in the comments what you agree with and what you disagree with. 00:00 - "Netanyahu is personally annoyed": a compilation of the harshest statements 01:06 - Introduction: an orientalist who doesn't claim to know everything 01:36 - "The SVO is a small game on a big chessboard" 02:06 - Who is spinning the "Woland's Globe" and who is behind it 03:05 - "The retaliation will come": the laws of war proposed by Russia 04:09 - The SVO as a response to hybrid aggression: "We are too tasty a morsel" 05:16 - What is the main prize of the big game and what is a "Pyrrhic victory" 05:50 - Why the Ukrainian establishment believed in promises "to the Pacific Ocean" 06:39 - "War of all against all": who is dragging Trump into a war with Iran 07:33 - The Iranians said "no": why the summer scenario is no longer will pass 08:13 - "The City of London": who insures 80% of global trade and profits from war 09:02 - Exploded tankers: a split between Britain and the US? 09:40 - "Uncle Sam as a PMC on errands": what they wanted from Trump 10:23 - "We will spin the globe ourselves": Trump's rebellion against the City 10:59 - Trump overtook the King in London - a signal or an accident? 11:28 - "I saw him in real life": how Gevorgyan knows Trump personally 13:33 - Archetypes of power: why Trump is a "friend" and Putin is a "father" 14:37 - Putin without a mask: "The first person is always lonely" 15:58 - Putin's legal consciousness: "When there are rules, it's easier" 16:40 - Armenia and Azerbaijan: "They even ceded their own territories" 17:08 - "Is this a sore subject for you?" - Gogua's pointed question 18:13 - Who really saved the Armenians in 1915: an inconvenient story 20:06 - SVO: "Stop." It's not about territory, but about the security of 150 million." 20:50 - "What about the NATO law?": Why Russia needs deep security 21:38 - Trump's Greenland versus Russia's buffer: Double standards 22:25 - Why Brazil is silent and Trump is shouting 23:10 - "A gun to the head": How the West conducts dialogue with Russia 23:46 - "We are not slaves": A response to those who call Russians a slave people 24:13 - Crimea without a shot versus the "Maduro kidnapping": Who knows how to wrap it up 26:00 - "I don't care what the stupid man in the street thinks about Russia" 26:14 - Israel from the inside: Why Herzog went against Netanyahu 27:13 - "Iran and Israel are two pariahs in the region" 28:01 - "Netanyahu needs war to avoid punishment" 28:17 - The Epstein files and scandals In the Knesset: Parallel Processes 29:35 - Iran's High Level of Education: Missiles, Microchips, and Ancient Code 29:48 - "The Stupidity Factor in History": From Troy to Vietnam 31:44 - Strange Rallies in Iran: What Outraged Traders 32:30 - "Brzezinski Was a Latent Russophile" — and Why 33:13 - "Beauty Doesn't Dance with Me": Interpreting the West's Resentment of Russia 35:23 - Europe's Human Zoos versus the Russian Model of Empire 35:56 - Yakut, Cossack, and -60°C: How Laws Worked in 17th-Century Siberia 37:31 - "The Happiness of Being Yourself": Karine Gevorgyan's Personal Story 38:18 - A Book as a "Response to Epstein": About Protecting the World of Childhood 40:09 - Why Epstein's Files Were Declassified: Elite Rotation and a Blow to Britain 41:01 - Has the Overton Window been breached? "There is a ...