Prof. John Mearsheimer: U.S. ON THE BRINK OF SELF-DESTRUCTION: Trump's Iran Sanctions DOOMED TO FAIL
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Prof. John Mearsheimer: U.S. ON THE BRINK OF SELF-DESTRUCTION: Trump's Iran Sanctions DOOMED TO FAIL
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Professor John Mearsheimer returns to break down one of the most reckless gambles in recent U.S. foreign policy — Washington's so-called economic "D-Day" against Iran, and why it may end up strangling America instead.
In this conversation, Mearsheimer argues that the balance of military coercion has decisively shifted in Iran's favor — and that the U.S. no longer has a military card left to play. From threatening to push nations out of the dollar system, to the collapse of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, to a Strategic Petroleum Reserve now at its lowest since 1982, the warning signs are everywhere.
🔻 What we get into:
▪️ Why the "maximum pressure" sanctions strategy is doomed to fail
▪️ The dollar-system threat that could backfire catastrophically on the U.S.
▪️ Why China, Russia, Turkey, the UAE — and even Europe — are quietly rooting against Washington
▪️ The Pearl Harbor parallel: what happens when you corner a nation fighting for survival
▪️ How the Strait of Hormuz went from ~130 ships a day to just 9–12
▪️ Ukraine's collapsing air defenses and why Western elites keep telling stories "divorced from reality"
Is this the moment the world stops fearing American economic power — and starts calling its bluff?
🎙️ Guest: Professor John J. Mearsheimer — political scientist, international relations theorist, University of Chicago
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