Paul Craig Roberts: Can Trump Be Trusted
Dialogue Works · Nima Rostami Alkhorshid
June 17, 202557m 25s
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Show Notes
U.S. Mideast policy is contradictory, risky, and losing influence regionally.
Nima Rostami Alkhorshid:
- What is your perspective on the U.S. foreign policy contradictions in the Middle East?
- How do you interpret Trump’s role in the recent Israeli-Iran tensions?
- Do you believe Netanyahu’s statements about Pakistan and Iran indicate a broader agenda?
- What are your thoughts on the risks of nuclear conflict due to false flag operations?
- How do you assess the effectiveness of U.S. influence in the region, particularly regarding Saudi Arabia and Iran?
Paul Craig Roberts:
- U.S. foreign policy seems contradictory, with public denials and behind-the-scenes coordination with Israel, risking unintended escalation.
- Trump appears to be playing a duplicitous role, negotiating with Iran while enabling Israeli attacks, possibly under pressure from pro-Israel factions.
- Netanyahu’s comments suggest a dangerous expansionist agenda that could destabilize the region further, including potential threats to Pakistan.
- The risk of nuclear conflict is growing, especially with false flag operations or miscalculations, as seen in recent unexplained attacks on Russian assets.
- U.S. influence is waning; despite efforts to control outcomes, regional actors like Iran and Russia are asserting independence, challenging American dominance.
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