VIDEO: Richard Nixon Predicted Putin and Russia (1994)

Everyday Economist You Tube Channel ^ | March 27, 2022 | Everyday Economist

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Former President Nixon Predicts Modern Day Russia and Its Imperialist Behaviors towards Europe in 1994.

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Too funny! I proved you wrong, and instead of simply manning up and admitting you were wrong, your natural default to anything you can’t handle is “Pound sand!”

Grow up, kid. And definitely stay away from that plastic model glue.

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Nixon only made one visit to Red China during his presidency—in February, 1972.

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Nixon’s second visit to China took place in 1976, after he left the presidency.

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Yep, Sand is his name, and he howls for long periods every night.

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“Nixon’s second visit to China took place in 1976, after he left the presidency.”

Yup. But the dullard thinks Nixon made his first visit to China in 1971 and his second visit in 1972. And he is not man enough to admit he was wrong.

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Man up and admit you were wrong. But, you can’t; because you are not a man. You are still a little kid.

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Four months later the Watergate scandal erupted, and by 1973 Nixon fell back on his PR successes to rehabilitate his reputation while never achieving the goal of the Visits to Communist china, which was to secure an agreement that China would no longer provide arms and all military supplies to North Vietnam.

It's doubtful that Nixon felt he could persuade the Chicoms to stop arming the North Vietnamese. But his visit improved relations between the US and Red China and put pressure on North Vietnam as well as the Soviet Union.

And Nixon continued to achieve diplomatic success in spite of Watergate. He held a summit meeting with Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev at the Western White House in June, 1973, took decisions that arguably saved Israel during the Yom Kippur War, and visited Egypt in the summer of 1974.

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Re: my post #51. You just admitted you are not a man, or an adult of any stripe.

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