Judging Freedom AMB. Chas Freeman : How Dark Are These Days?
Sep 16, 2025
Chas Freeman, a former U.S. Ambassador and expert in foreign policy, dives into the complexities of America's current political climate. He discusses shifting alliances in the Middle East, particularly in light of recent tensions involving Israel. Freeman unpacks the contentious U.S.-Israel relationship and its impact on international and domestic politics. He sheds light on the constitutional dilemmas facing U.S. foreign policy and critiques the political narratives surrounding today’s leaders, emphasizing accountability and the global stakes involved.
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Create A Plan B For Personal Liberty
- Reserve a plan B for personal freedom by exploring residency and tax options abroad.
- Consider attending education events to learn legal ways to protect wealth and mobility.
Gulf States Diversifying Away From U.S.
- Chas Freeman argues Gulf states feel betrayed by U.S. and Israel after attacks like the one in Doha.
- He predicts accelerated regional diversification toward China and away from U.S. security dependence.
U.S. Actions Chill Criticism Of Israel
- Freeman says U.S. enforcement now advances an Israeli agenda, chilling campus speech and academic freedom.
- He warns visa and research pressures amount to foreign-directed censorship that undermines the First Amendment.