Judge Napolitano - Judging Freedom, 9/7/23
"In Ukraine - Will Russia Begin Their Offensive? w/Scott Ritter"
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Colonel Douglas Macgregor, Straight Calls
"This Counter-offensive Is A Complete Utter Failure"
Analysis of breaking news and in-depth discussion of current
geopolitical events in the United States of America and the world.
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400,000 dead Ukrainian soldiers... yeah, that's a failure.
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Judge Napolitano - Judging Freedom, 9/7/23
"Ukraine War History -
Why it was a Predictable Bloodbath w/Jeffrey Sachs"
"Professor Jeffrey D. Sachs, a world-renowned economics professor, bestselling author, innovative educator, and global leader in sustainable development. Prior to joining Columbia, Sachs spent over twenty years as a professor at Harvard University, most recently as the Galen L. Stone Professor of International Trade. A native of Detroit, Michigan, Sachs received his B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. degrees at Harvard."
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Col. Douglas Macgregor, 9/7/23
"400,000 Dead Ukrainian Soldiers -
Delivering a Truly Severe Blow to Russia?"
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"To The Last Ukrainian"
The war is a disaster in every sense...
By Katya Sedgwick
Excerpt: "It was Vladimir Putin who initially noted that the West is willing to fight Russia to the last Ukrainian. Well, it looks like it’s finally happening - we’ve run out of Ukrainians, or at least we ran out of the ones willing to die for their country. Ukraine is running short of the young, fertile, and productive.
When Russia launched its invasion of its neighbor in February, 2022, the media lit up with stories of bumbling, murdering Russkies and heroic Ukrainians. The legend of the Ghost of Kyiv, the mystery pilot destroying legions of Russian fighter planes - eventually debunked as propaganda - raised expectations of a quick triumph of the underdog.
Many Ukrainians volunteered in these early days of war. Out of 6.1 million living abroad, some returned to defend their country. Martial law was swiftly imposed, barring able-bodied military age men from crossing the border. In the the rapidly aging post-Soviet nation, military age was defined as 18 to 60.
In a piece I wrote last year for The American Conservative, I collected draft-dodging stories from the back pages of Ukrainian media. I took care to avoid Russian sources that could be dismissed as propaganda. I also found what was then a very unusual New York Times item that described popular Telegram channels that alert subscribers of real time locations of conscription officers issuing summons on the streets of Ukrainian cities."
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