Pascal Lottaz is an Associate Professor at Kyoto University where he teaches and do research in “the holistic study of neutrality as a concept in world politics”. You will hear a lot of the law of Neutrality and how the concept of neutrality has changed from before to todays impression of the term in the West as meaning “Not being tough enough against Putin” or something similarly braindead.
You will also hear about his personal history, why he moved from Switzerland to Japan and his impression of how the Japanese and their media see the decline of Europe, war with Russia and genocide in Palestine. What media he himself chooses to get the best information and what his work with Neutrality Studies is about more than conversations with the best minds of geopolitics today.
He also talks about the situation in China and Southeast Asia and the state of the UN and what needs to change if we will avoid war and further collapse in Europe.
But most importantly he brings us a great historical and legal explanation about what “Neutrality” and “The Law of Neutrality” is about. This talk is a must for all of you who want to understand and get a better context about how different the context of “war” is looked upon today than yesterday from the perspective of neutrality.
The Hague convention of 1899
Pascal’s daily Youtube conversations are the crème de la crème for people interested in Geopolitics and are highly recommended. Look for them here.
Dissidentpodden is a Swedish podcast which mainly produces shows and articles in Swedish. We have now taken the step from audio to video. So there will now be more material in English. Hopefully we will also make shows with fellows from Dissidentklubben in English about the situation in Scandinavia from a dissident view. See our video from the debate around the homicide of Olof Palme (English Subs) and other great talks from Clare Daly, David N. Gibbs and Glenn Diesen among others on our Rumble and Youtube channels.
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