Judging Freedom Ray McGovern : Europe's Paranoid View of Russia
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Jul 14, 2025 
Ray McGovern, a former CIA analyst and political activist, shares his insights on Europe's fraught relationship with Russia. He critiques mainstream media's role in shaping a fearful narrative, especially in Germany and Norway, where dissent is stifled by societal pressures. McGovern discusses Germany's militarization and the influence of history on political conformity. He also analyzes Europe's reactions to global conflicts, particularly the Gaza situation, and questions the effectiveness of U.S. military support in Ukraine, calling for a reevaluation of strategies.
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Europe's Brainwashed View of Russia
- European views on Russia are shaped by widespread brainwashing and lack of free press.
- Fear and conformity dominate, especially in Germany, limiting open discourse on Russia.
Coup and Crimea Shifted Europe’s Russia Policy
- The coup in Kiev and Crimea's annexation triggered harsh sanctions and shifted European opinion.
- These sanctions and accusations against Russia are lies used to justify aggressive policies.
Norway and Ireland Oppose Genocide
- Norwegians and Irish care deeply about genocide and reject justifications for it.
- Their historical experiences fuel strong opposition to any genocide, including Gaza's.
