Judging Freedom Karen Kwiatkowski: More Government Lies.
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Dec 10, 2024 Karen Kwiatkowski, a retired Lieutenant Colonel with deep insights into Middle Eastern politics, dives into pressing geopolitical issues. She critiques U.S. foreign policy shifts in Syria and highlights controversial military strategies aimed at overthrowing governments. The discussion calls attention to the implications of the CIA's actions and the war on drugs on constitutional rights. Kwiatkowski also examines Tulsi Gabbard's stance from a neoconservative angle, discussing her integrity and the broader effects of surveillance in foreign policy.
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Neocon Support for Syrian Rebel Leader
- Neoconservatives celebrate the Syrian rebel leader's triumph despite a US-issued bounty on his head.
- This inconsistency reflects their focus on securing Israel's interests, even if it means supporting questionable figures.
General Clark's Seven Country Plan
- General Wesley Clark revealed a memo outlining a plan to take out seven countries in five years.
- This plan included Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Iran.
General Clark's Waco Siege Involvement
- Clark initially opposed military involvement in the Waco siege, citing constitutional concerns.
- He later suggested a workaround involving alleged drug activity, illustrating a flexible approach to legal constraints.