Judging Freedom Aaron Maté: Russiagate Docs Released?
Apr 2, 2025
In this discussion, journalist Aaron Maté unpacks the implications of the newly released Russiagate documents. He critiques U.S. involvement in the Ukraine conflict, exploring military strategies and ethical dilemmas in foreign policy. Maté also addresses the normalization of violence in Gaza and its troubling narratives. He advocates for transparency regarding alleged Russian interference in the 2016 election and examines the Russian government’s response to crises, questioning the motivations behind political narratives in the context of international conflicts.
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Europe's Subordinate Role
- European leaders' bellicose language reflects their dependence on the U.S. in the Ukraine proxy war.
- Trump's potential withdrawal exposes Europe's subordinate role and lack of independent action.
US Control of Ukraine Proxy War
- The U.S. directed the Ukraine proxy war, choosing targets and planning offensives, contrary to prior narratives.
- A New York Times article reveals the extent of U.S. control, even down to target selection, termed "points of interest."
NATO's Empty Pledge
- NATO's $20 billion pledge to Ukraine is misleading, as it represents promised, not delivered, aid.
- This highlights the discrepancy between commitments and actual support provided to Ukraine.