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Good evening, a very important speech by the Commander of the00:00:17
US Central District before the House of Representatives on00:00:22
March 24th. What did the general say and why are00:00:26
their words so important and influential on us in the00:00:29
Middle East region? This is the topic of today’s episode, but a00:00:33
quick background, and very briefly, the conflict of the00:00:39
major powers or the Cold War that he witnessed has returned.00:00:41
The world from 1947 until the fall of the00:00:45
Soviet Union in December 1991, but this time the00:00:51
war is between the United States and its allies on one00:00:54
side and China and Russia on the other. China’s goal is00:00:58
to make its way, if not to lead the world, to do at00:01:02
least to have a chance to prophesy and flourish as a00:01:05
major power. The goal of the United States is simply to00:01:10
eliminate There is any possibility that China will outperform it00:01:13
in all means, and the American slogan is either now00:01:18
or it is too late. The00:01:22
Americans believe that if they are not able00:01:25
now to stop Chinese growth and Chinese rise,00:01:29
then China will surpass them and surpass them, and00:01:34
the Americans will become a second-class power00:01:38
in this conflict. The Middle East region plays a00:01:43
very large role. It also played a very large role00:01:47
during the Cold War from 1947 to 1991. Why do the two00:01:53
powers simply need this region in00:01:57
managing the conflict between them? Very simply, China00:02:02
relies mainly on their energy imports00:02:06
from this region to fuel its economy and00:02:09
military power. Without the oil of the Middle East region, there will00:02:12
be no superiority. Chinese economic and00:02:17
Chinese military superiority.00:02:19
America is well aware of this and is planning to deprive China00:02:24
of energy supplies coming from the00:02:26
Middle East in the event of a conflict. All of this is not00:02:30
new. What is new is that this, this planning, or00:02:34
this thinking is no longer a secret, and that00:02:38
American officials, not analysts, are talking about this00:02:42
openly and freely. They talk about the importance of the00:02:47
Middle East and its waterways to strangle China, whose00:02:51
economy depends mainly on the oil00:02:54
that comes from this region in the event of a00:02:58
conflict. This is an important, dangerous and frightening development, at00:03:02
least for us in the Middle East region, to be00:03:06
part of the00:03:07
first arenas of conflict between China and the00:03:11
United States if You wanted an example. There is nothing clearer00:03:16
or better than what was said by General Michael,00:03:20
who is the commander of the US Central Command and00:03:24
who has been carrying out his mission since April00:03:28
2022.00:03:31
The general was summoned to the House of Representatives,00:03:34
or asked, meaning to appear before the US House of Representatives00:03:37
on March 24 last,00:03:40
to talk about the American military position00:03:43
and security challenges. Nationalist in the Middle East00:03:46
and Africa,00:03:50
so the general spoke at length before the House of Representatives,00:03:54
and by the way, because of the importance of what he said, I am putting00:03:57
this statement for you for further information.00:04:01
Below the episode, there are three forms. First, the text of the00:04:04
written statement. The text of the statement that00:04:08
the General gave to the House of Representatives. Secondly, or the text of what he said.00:04:13
What is different is what is the same. The content of what he wrote,00:04:16
but it differs only in the wording.00:04:19
Thirdly, the text of the interview, audio and00:04:23
video, which you can view in the sources of00:04:27
the episode,00:04:29
but the bottom line of what the general said is that in the event of a00:04:32
conflict between China and the United States, the00:04:35
American Central Command or the00:04:38
Central Command, meaning directing the00:04:41
American military forces to cut off the flow of00:04:45
Energy shipments coming from the region to China,00:04:48
thus depriving it of the energy needed00:04:51
to feed its production machines and military personnel.00:04:55
Nassa Joud said, “00:05:00
If, God forbid, a00:05:02
conflict breaks out between the United States and China,00:05:08
we will be able to control much of their00:05:12
economy00:05:14
and expose it to danger through the central command area,00:05:18
and by the way, the headquarters of the Fifth Fleet,00:05:21
which is located.” He represents the naval forces in the00:05:26
Central Command, based in Bahrain. What is the00:05:28
Central Command? It has different branches, a complete and00:05:31
integrated army, naval forces, air forces, ground forces,00:05:35
etc., the headquarters of the Fifth Fleet, which is the00:05:38
naval forces affiliated with the Central Command,00:05:41
based in the Kingdom of Bahrain. The00:05:44
Commander of the Central Command and00:05:47
his other colleagues in the Pentagon reviewed the extent of The strength of the00:05:52
American side or the American military presence in00:05:54
the region compared to their opponents, which are China00:05:58
and Russia, as follows. In short,00:06:01
the United States, for the past decades, has been the00:06:05
dominant power in the region. In the00:06:08
Middle East, many countries in the region are00:06:11
closely allied with the Americans.00:06:16
Many of these countries depend on00:06:19
American military and economic aid. A number of00:06:24
these countries host American military bases00:06:28
on their territory.00:06:31
More than 30,000 soldiers are currently deployed00:06:35
in the region. Therefore, the Pentagon is able,00:06:41
at any moment, to quickly deploy large,00:06:46
large American forces to join the forces00:06:49
already present, and in coordination with our American partners.00:06:53
Open parentheses like What he is saying means that we benefit00:06:57
from decades of military cooperation with00:07:00
our allies there to confront any emergency. What is meant00:07:04
by emergency in this context, of course, is a00:07:07
military confrontation with China. How can the00:07:11
Middle East region be used as a weapon against China by simply preventing the00:07:15
flow of oil and gas00:07:18
that comes from the region to China?00:07:22
The general explains. The importance of the region in terms of energy to00:07:26
China. He says that of course he did not bring anything new,00:07:29
meaning that he decides what is existing and00:07:31
everyone knows that the region currently00:07:36
produces 37 percent of the world’s oil,00:07:41
but it contains nearly half of the00:07:45
known oil reserves in the world and more than Forty00:07:49
percent of the natural gas. These materials00:07:54
flow from the region to the outside, pass through a00:07:58
group of crossing points or sea straits. The most00:08:02
important of these three straits are the Suez Canal,00:08:06
Bab al-Mandab and the Strait of Hormuz. The general explains that any00:08:11
disruption or suffocation of these crossings greatly affects00:08:16
all the countries that depend on them. On the00:08:21
region's oil and gas, and at the forefront of these countries, of00:08:25
course, is China, which explained that it00:08:29
imports00:08:30
72% of its oil needs.00:08:35
Most of these two, meaning it produces 28% locally and00:08:40
imports 72%. Most of the two percent00:08:45
of imports come from the Middle East region,00:08:49
and of course Saudi Arabia occupied the number00:08:54
One of the exports is the countries that supply00:08:58
oil to China. Iraq also had00:09:02
an advanced position in exporting oil to the United00:09:06
States to China, and the two countries still do so,00:09:10
as do the rest of the countries in the region, but as a result of the war conditions,00:09:13
China began to depend more on Russia in00:09:18
the recent period, and Russia has become the00:09:20
largest supplier of Chinese oil and gas. But00:09:24
the region remains a very important source for the00:09:28
Chinese, and the00:09:31
commander of the central region explains that he says that00:09:35
seventy-two percent of00:09:38
Chinese energy imports come from00:09:41
abroad, and most of them are from the Middle East region, at00:09:45
least until a very short time.00:09:48
98% of these imports come by sea, meaning through00:09:53
sewers. International shipping, which is controlled by00:09:59
the American Navy, specifically the00:10:04
American Central Forces, and00:10:08
adds the same amount,00:10:12
puts them at00:10:15
our mercy. This puts them in a weak00:10:18
and natural position. Of course, a00:10:22
special focus in any military action will be on the Strait of Hormuz, which00:10:27
represents the main crossing for all oil00:10:31
or energy shipments that come in. From the Gulf region to the00:10:35
State of China, General Eric concludes his speech or00:10:39
statement before the House of Representatives by emphasizing00:10:43
that the Central Command or the Central Command,00:10:46
after this review, will be in the00:10:52
literal sense and in the00:10:55
figurative sense. In the literal sense, it is the Central Command, which is called00:10:58
Central Command, and Central in the figurative sense,00:11:01
it is extremely important in confrontation and conflict. And00:11:04
the competition with China and Russia, and he says, “We said00:11:08
there in the past, we are here today, and we will be there00:11:12
in the future.” The general’s words ended, and they are00:11:15
very dangerous words. Here are quick observations that we can00:11:21
talk about in detail in future episodes. The first of00:11:25
these observations is that the United States is thinking00:11:28
about exploiting the oil embargo or exploiting oil00:11:32
as a weapon. Against its opponents, it is not something new that it did before00:11:36
that and it could very well be done after that in the00:11:41
future. There are00:11:42
many precedents, but the most important thing in the past was what the00:11:47
United States did against Japan before00:11:50
World War II. Many may not know that the00:11:55
United States was concerned about Japan’s movements00:11:58
against its interests in the Asian region. Specifically, it decided to00:12:02
punish it before World War II by imposing an00:12:05
embargo on American oil on the Japanese.00:12:08
Japan was 80 percent dependent on American oil for its energy needs, and many00:12:17
historians or observers00:12:21
believe that when American officials took00:12:24
this step, they estimated that it could00:12:27
lead to a war between Japan and the00:12:30
United States. Indeed, after this American step,00:12:36
Japan did not act on two levels. The00:12:39
first level was that it attacked the port of Pearl Harbor and00:12:43
thus entered the United States, or00:12:47
that was a direct reason for the entry of the United States00:12:49
into World War II. We open parentheses00:12:53
that this contradicts the narrative promoted by the00:12:58
media or Hollywood. There was justification for the00:13:01
Japanese aggression against the Americans, without00:13:05
prior warning or justification. There was justification, which was the00:13:09
hostile action on the part of America, at least00:13:13
from Japan’s point of view, which was to cut off all00:13:16
oil supplies to Japan, which confused the00:13:19
military and economic thinking of the Japanese. The00:13:23
second matter, of course, is that Japan began to act00:13:27
or take decisions. Its goal during the war is to secure00:13:31
alternative energy sources, and this is a story we can talk about00:13:33
in the future.00:13:36
The occupation is energy sources in other places, such as00:13:38
Indonesia, for example, the country that is00:13:41
now known as Indonesia.00:13:44
This is the first observation. The00:13:46
second observation is that China is carefully considering what the00:13:52
United States is thinking, not because it heard00:13:55
General Eric. He speaks on March 24. She knows00:13:59
this very well, whether the general spoke about it or not. The00:14:03
general’s speech escalates the00:14:07
tension between the two countries because it has become an official00:14:11
and public statement, but it does not add anything new to the understanding of China’s00:14:15
movements. China’s understanding of the movements of the00:14:19
United States. China is well aware of this and it is one of the00:14:23
most prominent strategic concerns for China in For00:14:28
many years, it has not been known as the Malacca Delma or Malacca00:14:32
Strait dilemma, which is a strait that controls or passes through00:14:38
most of China’s energy and other imports to00:14:41
China, and of course most of China’s exports to the world.00:14:44
The United States controls this strait,00:14:47
and therefore talking about the Malacca Strait is almost a00:14:51
symbol or sums up China’s crisis. In the ability of the00:14:55
United States to paralyze its imports and exports, either00:14:59
through the Strait of Hormuz directly, or through the00:15:01
various straits, or of course, the Strait of Malacca, the issue00:15:05
is known and it is preparing for it at all levels. How can it00:15:09
prepare for it? It has been searching for at00:15:14
least years, since 2013, for alternative routes through which the00:15:19
energy imports it receives can pass. From abroad,00:15:22
away from the United States’ maritime control00:15:26
in particular,00:15:27
fortifying this goal is one of the most important goals of the00:15:33
Belt and Road Initiative, or the Silk Road, which is a00:15:36
group of roads that connect countries around the00:15:39
world with China. One of the goals of linking the world00:15:45
or vital places to China through commercial routes is to00:15:48
secure the passage of energy. Raw materials are from00:15:55
different regions, including the Middle East, but00:15:58
far from the paths, especially the00:16:01
sea paths controlled by the American forces.00:16:05
Two deepening relations with countries that are not00:16:10
allies with the United States, led by00:16:13
Russia00:16:15
and Iran, both of which are countries hostile to the00:16:19
United States. Both are countries very rich in gas00:16:24
and oil, and the three countries are seeking To build00:16:29
alternative ways to exchange trade with each other00:16:32
away from the control of the United States, especially00:16:35
maritime control00:16:39
over China, with all its power, to develop its00:16:44
capabilities in generating alternative energies or00:16:48
new energies and has become the most developed country in the world00:16:51
in producing green energy or00:16:55
clean energy, in the hope that its need for fuel will decrease.00:16:59
The fossil that is found in areas most of which are under00:17:02
the control or influence of the United States. Four of00:17:06
them are seeking with all their might to enhance and00:17:10
strengthen its relationship with the Middle East region in order to00:17:14
neutralize it and distance it from the00:17:17
influence of the United States. Therefore, they expect in the00:17:21
coming years, the next few years, a00:17:24
very large presence on the part of China, in the hope that00:17:28
it will It increases its influence in the Middle East region00:17:31
and reduces the ability of the United States to use the00:17:35
region00:17:36
to deprive China of this region’s oil imports. Even00:17:42
though we talked about history, I remind you00:17:46
that China now is very similar to the position of00:17:51
Japan and Germany before World War00:17:53
II. Both of them were industrialized countries like00:17:57
China. Both of them were They need huge amounts of00:18:01
energy, but within their borders there is not enough00:18:04
energy, and the energy that comes from outside their borders00:18:07
was at the mercy of the United States and Britain, and00:18:10
this was one of the most important factors that governed the movements of00:18:15
Japan and the movements of00:18:18
Germany in World War II. This means, for00:18:21
example, the basic explanation for the very dangerous decision00:18:26
that he took. Hitler invaded the00:18:30
Soviet Union because he wanted to secure the00:18:34
energy sources in the Soviet Union.00:18:37
Japan's decision, as I said to you, to attack00:18:42
Pearl Harbor was a punishment for the United States00:18:45
for depriving it of American oil.00:18:47
Before the outbreak of World War00:18:50
II, America produced two-thirds of the world's oil.00:18:52
Its movements after that in many00:18:56
Asian arenas, specifically00:18:59
Indonesia, what is now known as Indonesia, were00:19:02
aimed at securing oil sources. Oil for Japan.00:19:07
China is in a similar situation and needs00:19:11
large quantities of oil. Many of the oil sources are00:19:14
outside its borders. Therefore, its political00:19:17
and military movements are at the heart of securing00:19:20
oil sources, as happened in the case of For Japan and00:19:24
for00:19:26
Germany before World War II, the00:19:29
third note is that00:19:35
there is a decline in American foreign policy,00:19:38
most likely in the coming months or00:19:41
years. There has been a trend since the00:19:45
Obama administration to give less importance to the Middle East region00:19:49
since he announced his well-known policy,00:19:53
and the conclusion is that the United States is directing all its00:19:57
capabilities. And its resources to confront China and Russia in the00:20:01
Asian region and reduce its commitments in the00:20:04
Middle East region. Trump came after him and followed the same00:20:08
policy to different degrees, meaning so does the00:20:11
current President Biden, but it seems that this policy00:20:14
was based on an opportunity and a wrong assumption that I00:20:19
could reduce my commitments in the region00:20:21
and leave the region like that. Without any commitments00:20:25
on my part towards its countries, and I am completely confident in my interests,00:20:30
meaning I guarantee his interests with the least amount of00:20:35
clashes with this region, which is an00:20:39
area that is all swamps and nightmares. It has been proven that this is00:20:44
very empty talk, almost00:20:46
impossible, like the American proverb that tells00:20:49
you to eat the cake and keep it if you want to.00:20:52
To maintain your interests in this region of00:20:55
the world, you must be involved in it, and therefore you00:21:00
will most likely reconsider your loyalty.00:21:04
The United States will reconsider its policies00:21:06
towards the region and return to it again forcefully, but this00:21:11
fourth note is that there is a very big difference00:21:15
between desire and ability. A change in00:21:18
strategy means a change. In my desire, I00:21:22
would like to come to the region, but can00:21:25
the United States come and00:21:30
give most of its attention to the Middle East region,00:21:33
as was the case in the forties, fifties,00:21:36
sixties, seventies, and eighties? Is00:21:39
this a matter that replaces the fact that the00:21:44
United States in these years during the00:21:46
Cold War, when it was An empire, I mean,00:21:49
very healthy, not the same as the United States now, the00:21:53
exhausting empire,00:21:56
but anything is possible, but what is certain is that we will now be on the00:22:02
cusp of a new stage. The Middle East is00:22:06
living a new chapter in its turbulent history,00:22:11
meaning in light of a new war between the major powers. The00:22:15
last note is that China is watching what it is doing.00:22:19
The United States has a set of00:22:22
options.00:22:23
I remind you that China came to the00:22:27
Middle East region in recent years and was00:22:29
reluctant to attend because it was focusing on the00:22:32
Asian region, its immediate neighborhood, the00:22:36
South China Sea. I found that President Obama00:22:40
enacted his famous policy and directed all his forces and all00:22:44
American capabilities, and Trump did likewise. And he did that00:22:47
to the South China Sea region, so it began00:22:51
to implement a policy known as marching west, or marching to the west, or00:22:55
marching towards the west and west,00:22:58
by which it meant the Middle East region, and its logic was:00:23:02
Madam, you mean a matter of life for you, the00:23:05
South China Sea. We will leave that for a little while and go00:23:09
to an area that is extremely important to us. It is the00:23:12
Middle East region. Now the Americans want it to00:23:16
return to the Middle East region. Perhaps00:23:20
the Sinai will change its strategy a little and secure its interests00:23:23
as much as it can in the Middle East, but it00:23:26
seeks again to expand in the South China Sea region,00:23:30
which will be confusing for00:23:32
the Americans and means opening multiple fronts in front of00:23:36
China. Let us wait and see and it will be ours. With this00:23:40
conflict and the role of the Middle East region in00:23:43
other episodes, God willing, I thank you and see youDescription:
كيف اصبح الشرق الاوسط اول خطوط المواجهة العسكرية بين واشنطن وبكين ؟ قائد القيادة المركزية الامريكية يجيب مصادر ومراجع وحلقات سابقة ذات صلة هل صحيح ان من يحكم تايوان يحكم العالم؟ ولماذا؟ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9mn0uifsfc هل أصبحت الصين قادرة على إزاحة أمريكا وقيادة العالم https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ep5MAvTl9k0 كيف تخطط الصين لهزيمة أمريكا والسيطرة على العالم بعد 29 عاما؟ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sP3IL_WWsB0 كيف تحول بحر الصين الجنوبى لأول ساحة مواجهة عسكرية بين أمريكا و الصين ؟ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuogdsWgCXQ 1- HOUSE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE HEARING U.S. MILITARY POSTURE AND NATIONAL SECURITY CHALLENGES IN THE GREATER MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA https://www.centcom.mil/MEDIA/Transcripts/Article/3340646/house-armed-services-committee-hearing-us-military-posture-and-national-securit/ 2- STATEMENT FOR THE RECORD GENERAL MICHAEL “ERIK” KURILLA COMMANDER, US CENTRAL COMMAND https://armedservices.house.gov/sites/republicans.armedservices.house.gov/files/Kurilla_HASC_Posture_Final_141200March2023.pdf 3- FULL COMMITTEE HEARING: U.S. MILITARY POSTURE AND NATIONAL SECURITY CHALLENGES IN THE GREATER MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA https://armedservices.house.gov/hearings/full-committee-hearing-us-military-posture-and-national-security-challenges-greater-middle 4- Noam Chomsky: Biden’s Middle East Trip Contains Echoes of Trump’s Policies https://truthout.org/articles/noam-chomsky-bidens-middle-east-trip-contains-echoes-of-trumps-policies/ 5- Oil and the American Century https://academic.oup.com/jah/article/99/1/24/854919 6- Memorandum by the Under Secretary of State (Acheson) to the Secretary of State https://history.state.gov/historicaldocuments/frus1945v08/d20#:~:text=In%20Saudi%20Arabia%2C%20where%20the,is%20nominally%20in%20American%20control. https://www.jstor.org/stable/45182742 7- U.S. FOCUS ON GREAT POWER COMPETITION DETERS CLIMATE PROGRESS https://fpif.org/u-s-focus-on-great-power-competition-deters-climate-progress/ 8- A RARE GLIMPSE INTO THE INNER WORKINGS OF THE AMERICAN EMPIRE IN THE MIDDLE EAST https://fpif.org/rare-glimpse-inner-workings-american-empire-middle-east/ 9- How the US could cut off Middle East oil to China if it wanted https://responsiblestatecraft.org/2023/06/07/in-the-middle-east-u-s-holds-china-at-risk/ 10- March West: China’s Response to the U.S. Rebalancing https://www.brookings.edu/articles/march-west-chinas-response-to-the-u-s-rebalancing/ 11- Russia is China's top crude supplier for Jan-Feb; volumes up 23.8% yoy https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/russia-is-chinas-top-crude-supplier-jan-feb-volumes-up-238-yoy-2023-03-20/ تابعونا على : FACEBOOK : Sayed Goubeyal سيد جبيل TIKTOK : https://www.tiktok.com/explore INSTAGRAM : https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser
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Which format of "لم يعد سرا .. البنتاجون يعلن الضربة العسكرية الأولى للصين ستكون من مياه الخليج" video should I choose?
The best quality formats are FullHD (1080p), 2K (1440p), 4K (2160p) and 8K (4320p). The higher the resolution of your screen, the higher the video quality should be. However, there are other factors to consider: download speed, amount of free space, and device performance during playback.
Why does my computer freeze when loading a "لم يعد سرا .. البنتاجون يعلن الضربة العسكرية الأولى للصين ستكون من مياه الخليج" video?
The browser/computer should not freeze completely! If this happens, please report it with a link to the video. Sometimes videos cannot be downloaded directly in a suitable format, so we have added the ability to convert the file to the desired format. In some cases, this process may actively use computer resources.
How can I download "لم يعد سرا .. البنتاجون يعلن الضربة العسكرية الأولى للصين ستكون من مياه الخليج" video to my phone?
You can download a video to your smartphone using the website or the PWA application UDL Lite. It is also possible to send a download link via QR code using the UDL Helper extension.
How can I download an audio track (music) to MP3 "لم يعد سرا .. البنتاجون يعلن الضربة العسكرية الأولى للصين ستكون من مياه الخليج"?
The most convenient way is to use the UDL Client program, which supports converting video to MP3 format. In some cases, MP3 can also be downloaded through the UDL Helper extension.
How can I save a frame from a video "لم يعد سرا .. البنتاجون يعلن الضربة العسكرية الأولى للصين ستكون من مياه الخليج"?
This feature is available in the UDL Helper extension. Make sure that "Show the video snapshot button" is checked in the settings. A camera icon should appear in the lower right corner of the player to the left of the "Settings" icon. When you click on it, the current frame from the video will be saved to your computer in JPEG format.
What's the price of all this stuff?
It costs nothing. Our services are absolutely free for all users. There are no PRO subscriptions, no restrictions on the number or maximum length of downloaded videos.