Judging Freedom Scott Ritter: Do the Russians Want Peace?
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Feb 24, 2025 
Scott Ritter, a former UN weapons inspector, delves into the complex geopolitical landscape surrounding the Russia-Ukraine conflict. He questions Russia's true intentions for peace and highlights varying perspectives from the Russian embassy in Washington. Ritter discusses the diplomatic dialogues among world leaders and critiques Europe's approach to the situation. The conversation also touches on the intricate dynamics between Israel, Gaza, and the U.S., alongside concerns about government surveillance and its implications for citizens' rights.
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Cautious Optimism in Russia
- Russians are cautiously optimistic about potential peace with the U.S.
- They acknowledge the U.S.'s history of broken treaties and unfulfilled commitments.
Advice to Macron and Starmer
- Recognize Russia isn't a threat and the current geopolitical game is based on past U.S. administrations' policies.
- Adopt a reality-based approach, acknowledging Russia's objectives and seeking peaceful cohabitation.
Europe's Contradictory Actions
- Europe spent billions on Russian gas while claiming to not fund the war, highlighting their contradictory actions.
- Their simultaneous funding of Ukraine while enriching Russia demonstrates their flawed approach.