Judging Freedom INTEL Roundtable w/ Johnson & McGovern: Weekly Wrap 2-May
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May 2, 2025 
Larry Johnson is a seasoned commentator and friend of Judge Napolitano, while Ray McGovern brings insights straight from Moscow. They delve into Donald Trump's provocative statements on World War II, challenging dominant narratives. The duo discusses negotiating trust in the Ukraine conflict and critiques the U.S.'s recent foreign policy, especially during the Trump era. They analyze the complexities behind a proposed ceasefire in Ukraine, questioning the intentions of various global actors in pursuit of peace.
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Russian WWII Sacrifice and Impact
- Russians suffered the highest casualties in World War II, disproving claims minimizing their contribution.
- The Soviets inflicted 80% of German combat deaths, indicating their pivotal role in defeating Nazi Germany.
WWII Casualty and Bombing Realities
- U.S. WWII combat deaths were significantly lower than Soviet losses, notably in battles like Stalingrad.
- U.S. bombings killed more German civilians than soldiers, highlighting controversial wartime strategies.
Russia's Strategic Outlook on Ukraine
- Russian leaders show optimistic projections about the outcome of Ukraine conflict and trust Trump’s sincerity.
- They emphasize development toward eastern alliances like BRICS and ASEAN as a counterbalance to Western hegemony.