Judging Freedom Larry Johnson: Isn’t Russia Winning the War?
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May 27, 2025 Larry Johnson, an insightful analyst, shares his thoughts on the current conflict in Ukraine and examines the real motives driving Russia's actions. He discusses the alarming state of government surveillance and the impact on personal privacy rights. Johnson critiques the disconnect between political rhetoric and the realities of military operations, highlighting discrepancies in casualty reports. He emphasizes the need for informed leadership during global crises and questions Western interpretations of Russian motives, suggesting a reevaluation of the escalating tensions.
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Government's Orwellian Surveillance State
- The government now accesses massive amounts of private data often gathered by private companies without warrants.
- This creates a surveillance state akin to Orwell's 1984, blurring lines between private and public information.
Nunes Unaware of Spying Loophole
- Larry Johnson briefing Devin Nunes revealed little initial awareness of British intelligence's role in spying on Trump.
- This exemplifies how intelligence leaks and spying activities have been overlooked even by key officials.
Data Overload Limits Government Use
- Government collects vast amounts of data without efficient scrutiny, leading to information overload.
- Only targeted investigations see effective use of that data, showing system inefficiency.
