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And the era of European born-and-raised foreign policy advisors like Kissinger, Albright, or Brzezinski is over.

Not a fan of Mika Brzezinski but you're being unfair in calling these unreported relationships.

I very rarely watch Morning Joe, but the show doesn't hide the fact that Mika Brzezinski is the daughter of a former NSA.

In the eyes of contemporary NatSec leadership like Kissinger (Nixon, Ford) and Brzezinski (LBJ, Carter), leveraging the Sino-Soviet split to box in the Soviets was the ideal option.

Resource wars loom on the horizon, what I call the shadow players like Zbigniew Brzezinski are encouraging a return to the tripolar world, and all this as wealth disparity increases amazingly fast.

Any positive historical ties we had with Europe (in reality, a fluke from 1939-2011) was because of 1.5 gen Central and Eastern European immigrants turned NatSec Advisers like Kissinger (German), Albright (Czech), and Brzezinski (Polish).

> Historians of this time period usually describe India as having a more frigid relationship with America by the mid 1960’s with India moving closer to the Soviet Union and the United States moving closer to Pakistan A major reason was Brzezinski - LBJ and later Carter's foreign policy czar.

> There was once a time when presidents would win elections and then scour universities and think-tanks for a brain trust; that’s how Henry Kissinger, Samuel Huntington, Zbigniew Brzezinski and others ended up in government service while moving between places like Harvard and Columbia.

I checked the "Brzezinski et al" article and it says: The dose response relationships in 11 of the studies (see Refs.

These files will be subject to instantaneous retrieval by the authorities.” Author: Zbigniew Brzezinski, United States National Security Advisor to President Jimmy Carter from 1977 to 1981.

Here's the paragraph you're referring to: On "Morning Joe," he snapped that co-host Mika Brzezinski was using "Obama talking points" when she challenged him with a question.

Host Mika Brzezinski asked Bedingfield about Biden's efforts to counter vaccine misinformation; apparently dissatisfied with Bedingfield's response that Biden would continue to "call it out," Brzezinski raised the specter of amending Section 230—the federal statute that shields tech platforms from liability—in order to punish social media companies explicitly.

Zbigniew Brzezinski, who advised many US presidents in the last couple of decades wrote many books.

See this vid with Zbigniew Brzezinski, former United States National Security Advisor.

Kissinger followed a similar policy as Brzezinski, and IMO a major reason was that both grew up in pre-War Europe and their past experiences colored their views as a result.