Judging Freedom Scott Ritter : How We Know Ukraine's End Is Near.
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Sep 8, 2025 
Scott Ritter, a former Marine Corps intelligence officer and UN weapons inspector, shares insights on the escalating conflict in Ukraine. He discusses critical indicators suggesting the war's conclusion is imminent. Ritter also examines the ethical implications of U.S. military operations against suspected terrorists, questioning due process rights. The conversation touches on Europe’s political instability and rising tensions tied to immigration. Lastly, Ritter delves into geopolitical strategies and recent shifts following Finland's NATO membership, revealing the intricate dynamics of international relations.
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Unlawful Maritime Strike Claims
- Scott Ritter argues the Biden/Trump-era strike that killed 11 Venezuelans violated international law and lacked due process.
- He frames the attack as murder because identities, evidence, and legal authority were not disclosed.
Name Change Signals Policy Shift
- Ritter says renaming DoD to 'Department of War' reflects a substantive shift toward lawless military power.
- He links this change to an administration willing to bypass due process and congressional oversight.
Fortress America Focus
- Ritter warns the new National Security Strategy emphasizes homeland defense and federalizing National Guard use.
- He claims major U.S. cities are effectively under military occupation in practice and rhetoric.