Judging Freedom Ray McGovern: Who Can Save Gaza?
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Jun 9, 2025 
Ray McGovern, a former CIA analyst and political activist known for his critical stance on U.S. foreign policy, dives deep into the escalating crisis in Gaza. He discusses the recent drone attacks in Russia, emphasizing the complex narratives at play. McGovern analyzes MI6's motivations in Ukraine and the shifting U.S.-Russia relations. He also highlights the interception of a humanitarian aid ship bound for Gaza, urging listeners to ponder their moral responsibility. Additionally, he reflects on the USS Liberty incident and its long-lasting impact on survivors.
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Ukraine Drone Attacks Overstated
- The recent Ukraine drone attacks on Russia were a minor operation, exaggerated in significance.
- Russia's leadership is choosing diplomacy over escalation, possibly influenced by Trump-Putin dynamics.
Shifting Russian Public Opinion
- Russian public opinion shows reduced hostility towards the US compared to last year.
- This shift might support thawing relations between Russia and the US under new political circumstances.
Trump-Putin Rapprochement Desire
- Trump and Putin seem committed to improving US-Russia relations despite domestic challenges.
- Both leaders view a détente as a higher priority than prolonging the Ukraine conflict.