Topic: Hans Morgenthau

2 chapters across the catalog

Dr. Boyle discusses the "unlimited imperialism" of the neocon establishment, citing the influence of Zbigniew Brzezinski's "Grand Chessboard" strategy. He explains that the goal is to break Russia into smaller units to control Eurasian natural resources, a plan the neocons are pursuing regardless of nuclear risk. Boyle compares the current situation to the Cuban Missile Crisis, noting that today's leaders lack the combat experience that made John F. Kennedy cautious.

Dr. Boyle cites his mentor Hans Morgenthau to argue that "limited" or "tactical" nuclear war is a fallacy that inevitably leads to total destruction. He references Herman Kahn’s "ladder of escalation," suggesting the world is currently at stage 16 or 17. Boyle criticizes Henry Kissinger's historical advocacy for limited nuclear warfare as "pure insanity."