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Problems With "The Election Fraud is a Color Revolution" Episode

The guest provides his own perspective which seems rather smooth on a surface, but the main issue with his view is that he substitutes the narrative for the documented facts from which he cherry picks what supports his theory while neglecting those that don't. On top of that lies simplification of processes in economy, sociology and mass human psychology. His overuse of such names and notions as "Soros puppet", "colour revolutions", "proxy warriors", "psychological warfare", "media lies" exposes opinions journalism more than investigative journalism. I don't deny the significance of these factors, quite the contrary, I'm aware of the role that covert ops and manipulations play however scaling everything down to conspiracy is rather amateurish.
Every time the guest mentions the periods of history as remote as 1947, 1953 and Cold War he puts aside the context and the real, not imaginary, threat of the Soviet Union expansion as something easily dismissible pretending that was not the case. All weak links that were supposedly the fruit of regulated crisis by CIA in hot spots (Georgia, Ukraine, Armenia, Iran) had their domestic conflicts history which broke out and would so external influence regardless. Ahmadinejad is "people's elected"? What world are you living in? The President of Iran reports to the Ayatollah, and Hitler was people's elected too. Iranians hate the islamist regime now that they compare their life to that under the Shahs. The politics is a chess game: you always choose who you're siding with, especially if you're the leader of a small country. It's impossible to pull strings with large masses of people if the political situation is stable and the majority of population has more benefits than losses. If someone got funding from Soros, good for them, regardless of his agenda,if it helped the right cause. "Thank God, we have Russia and Iran, that saves us from..."? Are you serious? Russia and the Islamist Iranian regime don't save you from nothing, they work for your demise. Russia's intentions are diametrically opposite to those of US, because they threaten the US oil independence and undermine the American oil industry workers' interests. Russia is a close ally of China, and had done nothing that would contradict China's interests. Why? Because of a project of critical importance named "Power of Siberia" that pins them onto China's back - the oil pipe Russians built to sell their oil to China for x times less money than they would receive from Europe (that may change this year, though, because Europe experiences critical shortage of power sources and forced to re-launch their coal factories so the mineral ore price jumped ~100 times).
Summing up: I think you understand American domestic politics way better than the international politics where you are as naive as a child.