Judging Freedom COL. Douglas Macgregor: How Close to a Regional War?
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Apr 29, 2025 
Douglas Macgregor, a retired US Army Colonel and military strategy expert, dives into the escalating tensions in the Middle East and the threat of a regional war. He critiques the U.S. military's narratives and draws historical parallels, examining how recent incidents could spark conflict. The podcast also explores the leadership crisis in Ukraine, questioning the effectiveness of external involvement. Additionally, Macgregor sheds light on U.S.-Israel relations, emphasizing the risks of personal diplomacy and the implications for American interests.
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Zelensky's Firm War Stance
- Zelensky and his circle have chosen to fight to the last Ukrainian without interest in negotiation.
- This hardline stance prolongs the conflict despite the potential for a decisive Russian offensive.
Zelensky's Negotiation Constraints
- Zelensky lacks the popular support needed to negotiate peace like Austria's Kreisky.
- Despite war fatigue among Ukrainians, Zelensky remains unwilling or unable to end the conflict.
Zelensky’s Role in Conflict
- Zelensky has embraced his role beyond expectations, worsening the conflict.
- He misled President Trump and showed disrespect, complicating US-Russia relations.