WebBook: “The devil’s inspirational lecture and notebook, – in how to gain power and control the world”

By Whitestone-Advocacy.com on 23. February 2022

If you want to become a top politician, much seems to suggest that you must be prepared to lie!

… If you want a better understanding of what is going on in Canada, and if you also want to gain a better understanding of the conflict game and the struggle over competing narratives surrounding Ukraine, we have put together what is almost a lecture. It provides information and reflections from serious sources as well as private individuals, like yourself.

The lecture consist of the main following subjects:

Why leaders lie: The Truth about lying in international politics with Professor John Mearsheimer.
Interview with the former soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. (BBC News – 8. Nov. 2019)
How the united states created Vladimir Putin – with journalism Vladimir Pozner.
Russia’s Vladimir Putin had no choice than going to war. (Wion media – 22. feb. 2022)
The Canadian activated Emergency Act, is that okay?
Canada’s double standard on human rights is unacceptable!

Some might call this WebbBook – “The Devil’s Inspirational Lecture and Notebook: How to Gain Power and Control the World” – and perhaps for good reason! Even though this possibility exists, we hope you enjoy the ride!

Why leaders lie: The Truth about lying in international politics with Professor John Mearsheimer. (lecture from 1 March 2012 )

John Mearsheimer, Professor of Political Science at the University of Chicago, provides the first systematic analysis of lying as a tool of statecraft. He identifies different forms of lying, the reasons behind them, and their potential costs and benefits. He argues that leaders often lie for good strategic reasons, while distinguishing between lying to another state and lying to their own people.

John Mearsheimer is also the co-director of the Program on International Security Policy at the University of Chicago and has written extensively on security issues and international politics.

The World Beyond the Headlines is a project of the Center for International Studies, which brings scholars, journalists, and world leaders to the University to discuss issues of current global importance.

Primary Source: The University of Chicago / 1. mar. 2012

Secondary Source: MVmdcc.com / 23. feb 2022

2. Interview with the former soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev- BBC News – 8. Nov. 2019

Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev warned that the growing tension between Russia and the West was putting the world in “colossal danger” because of the threat posed by nuclear weapons.

In an interview with the BBC’s Steve Rosenberg, former President Gorbachev called on all countries to declare that nuclear weapons should be destroyed.

Primary Source: BBC News / 8. nov 2019

Secondary Source: MVmdcc.com / 23. feb 2022

3. How the united states created Vladimir Putin

On 27 September 2018, Yale’s Program in Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies and the Poynter Fellowship for Journalism hosted Vladimir Pozner, the acclaimed Russian-American journalist and broadcaster.

Pozner spoke about the impact of US foreign policy towards Russia after the dissolution of the Soviet Union. He also shared his views on a range of issues raised by the audience, from alleged Russian interference in the 2016 US presidential election to the Skripal poisoning and the state of independent media in Russia and the United States.

Primary Source: Yale University /2. okt 2018

Secondary Source: MVmdcc.com / 23. feb 2022

Supplementary information:

– Journalist Vladimir Vladimirovich Pozner (born 1 April 1934) is a French-born Russian-American journalist and presenter.

– He is best known in the West for his television appearances in which he represented and explained the views of the Soviet Union during the Cold War. He was a memorable spokesman for the Soviets, partly because he grew up in the United States and speaks fluent English, Russian, and French. Pozner later described his role as propaganda.

– After the Cold War, Pozner moved to the United States, where he worked with American media personality Phil Donahue, before returning to Moscow to continue working as a television journalist. Since 2008, he has hosted the eponymous show Pozner on Russia’s Channel One, where he interviews public figures.

4. Russia had no choice.

A news broadcast from Wion media – dated 22. feb. 2022

… Russia’s actions in Ukraine have divided the world into three clear groups. One side supports Ukraine and condemns Russia. The second supports Moscow and condemns the West. The third does not want to take sides.

Primary Source: Wion Media / 22. feb 2022
Secondary Source: MVmdcc.com / 23. feb 2022

5: Canada Invoked the Emergencies Act – Was That Justified?

… Hear people’s answers when asked this question.

Primary Source: Castanet News / 23. feb 2022
Secondary Source: MVmdcc.com / 23. feb 2022

6. Canada’s double standard on human rights is unacceptable!

A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said on Tuesday that Canada should seriously reflect on what he described as a double standard after Canada referred to the ongoing protests in its capital as a “threat to democracy” rather than as a human rights issue.

Wang Wenbin, a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, was asked at a daily press briefing to comment on media reports that Canadian police had taken action against the ongoing protests in Ottawa. Police had used pepper spray and stun grenades while clearing protesters who had been demonstrating since late January against COVID-19 pandemic restrictions. The Canadian government had described the protesters as a “threat to democracy.”

“This is the internal affair of Canada and I have nothing to say about it. But from that, I just want to pose a question: when it comes to rioters in Hong Kong violently attacking the police and wreaking havoc on public order in 2019, why did Canada claim to support human rights actions worldwide, and then slander and smear Hong Kong police officers when they tried to fulfil their duties in accordance with the law?

“In the eyes of some people in Canada, the same kind of protests have been ‘human rights actions’ in Hong Kong, but a ‘threat to democracy’ in Canada. This is totally a double standard and unacceptable. The Canadian side should seriously reflect on that,” Wang said.

Since late January, Canadian truckers had been rallying against the government’s COVID-19 vaccine mandates. The truckers were required to be fully vaccinated in order to cross the border into the United States.

After thousands of pedestrians joined the truckers, the rally developed into broader demonstrations against the government’s restrictive measures during the COVID-19 pandemic.