

Phil Giraldi: US Searches for New Enemies
Aug 21, 2024
Phil Giraldi, a commentator on U.S. foreign policy and national security, delves into why America seeks new adversaries. He discusses the CIA's role in fostering ambiguous enemies that distract from domestic issues. Giraldi critiques the costs of military dominance and argues many perceived threats don’t pose real danger. The conversation also addresses preemptive warfare, U.S. actions in Eastern Europe, and the complexities of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, exposing troubling narratives in media and foreign policy.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
The Cost of American Military Dominance and Its Questionable Adversaries
03:30 • 2min
Exploring Preemptive Warfare and Misguided Foreign Relations
05:31 • 3min
Consequences of U.S. Intervention in Eastern Europe
08:37 • 3min
Unpacking the Russia-Ukraine Conflict
11:35 • 8min
Geopolitics and Military Intervention
19:26 • 11min