Judging Freedom Larry Johnson : Ukraine On Its Last Leg.
Aug 4, 2025
Larry Johnson, a seasoned analyst of military and political strategies, dives into the tumultuous landscape of the Russia-Ukraine war. He discusses Ukraine's precarious military status and contrasts it with claims of Russian losses. The guest also shines a light on Kaliningrad as a crucial flashpoint, emphasizing the growing tension between the U.S. and Russia. Additionally, Johnson examines the complex ties between U.S. politics and the Epstein scandal, highlighting how foreign influences could shape domestic decisions.
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Russia Sees U.S. Nuclear Threats
- Russia views U.S. military buildup in Europe, especially nuclear weapon redeployment, as direct threats.
- This escalates tensions and pushes Russia towards seeing NATO as an enemy, risking greater conflict.
Russian Nuclear Posture Is Defensive
- Russia fears U.S. nuclear attack due to historical U.S. strategies against Iran.
- This distrust fuels Russian nuclear doctrine and nuclear threat reminders, not threats to initiate first strike.
Israeli Divisions and Mossad Tensions
- Israeli officials are divided over continued conflict in Gaza, with many urging an end to war.
- Mossad's involvement in U.S. politics is contentious and rumored to include blackmailing.
