Judging Freedom COL. Douglas Macgregor: Trump Is Sleepwalking Into Another War
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Jan 7, 2026 
COL. Douglas Macgregor, a retired U.S. Army Colonel and military analyst, shares sharp insights on U.S. foreign policy. He critiques the influence of neoconservatives and the implications of Israel's actions in Lebanon. Macgregor discusses Russia's strategic moves, including its evacuation from Israel and signaling through attacks in Ukraine. He highlights the challenges of U.S. intervention in Venezuela, underscoring the lack of legal clarity and coherent planning. His reflections on Trump's diplomatic efforts reveal a pessimistic outlook for future negotiations.
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Neocons Drive Risky Foreign Policy
- Col. Douglas Macgregor argues neoconservative influence now dominates U.S. foreign policy and shapes risky actions.
- He links events in Israel, Ukraine, and Venezuela as part of a coordinated, aggressive international posture.
Israel's Regional Aims And U.S. Role
- Macgregor says Israel seeks to finish off Hezbollah and intimidate Lebanon while preparing against Iran.
- He warns Israel expects U.S. support for broader regional objectives including Syria.
Venezuela: Hasty Action, No Plan
- Macgregor says U.S. actions in Venezuela lacked legal care and coherent planning after Maduro's capture.
- He warns Washington improvised post-operation and hasn't sorted stabilization, governance, or oil expectations.