Judging Freedom LtCOL. Tony Shaffer : US Intel Targeting Russian Troops
Oct 2, 2025
LtCOL. Tony Shaffer, a retired U.S. Army intelligence officer and national security author, shares intriguing insights on U.S. intelligence operations in Ukraine. He discusses the implications of military training versus rules of engagement and debates the potential withdrawal from the Geneva Conventions. Shaffer highlights the legal concerns surrounding CIA actions and the complexities of the U.S. military's role in domestic law enforcement. He also delves into the ongoing relationship with Russian troops, revealing America's deep involvement in Ukraine's conflict.
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Restore Military Professionalism
- Tony Shaffer advises returning the military to apolitical, mission-focused professionalism and away from politicized internal culture.
- He endorses ending 'woke' policies so service members can focus on duty and readiness.
Working Under Jim Woolsey On North Korea
- Shaffer recounts working for CIA Director Jim Woolsey on a project revealing North Korea's nuclear program before official admission.
- He stresses his role was to collect intelligence for decision-makers, not shape policy.
Untie Hands Of Warfighters
- Shaffer urges unleashing overwhelming force when fighting to win and removing politically restrictive rules of engagement.
- He calls for common-sense ROE that give warfighters authority and maximum lethality when tasked.
