I think about the old Buffalo Springfield song For What It’s Worth and the line “nobody’s right if everybody’s wrong.”
I think Senator Kennedy is wrong in what he is saying. Granted, I don’t get the briefings he does, but it seems that Zelensky has been the bigger obstacle to negotiating a peace deal.
On, the other hand, Colonel MacGregor has been consistently wrong about the course of this war. I used to listen to him frequently and thought he had one of the most realistic outlooks on the war.
Back in 2022 he was dead certain the war would be over before summer. Then he predicted again in December it would be over in a few short weeks. When he missed that second prediction, I started to believe no one on either side of this conflict was being realistic.
One very interesting thing about this video is MacGregor is evidently not a fan of the reciprocal tariffs. He didn’t discuss it much, he just called them terrible tariffs.
Unfortunately the safest option is to trust no one, be careful who you follow, and understand it’s necessary to sift through what people say to find the truth.
I think about the old Buffalo Springfield song For What It’s Worth and the line “nobody’s right if everybody’s wrong.”
I think Senator Kennedy is wrong in what he is saying. Granted, I don’t get the briefings he does, but it seems that Zelensky has been the bigger obstacle to negotiating a peace deal.
On, the other hand, Colonel MacGregor has been consistently wrong about the course of this war. I used to listen to him frequently and thought he had one of the most realistic outlooks on the war.
Back in 2022 he was dead certain the war would be over before summer. Then he predicted again in December it would be over in a few short weeks. When he missed that second prediction, I started to believe no one on either side of this conflict was being realistic.
One very interesting thing about this video is MacGregor is evidently not a fan of the reciprocal tariffs. He didn’t discuss it much, he just called them terrible tariffs.
Unfortunately the safest option is to trust no one, be careful who you follow, and understand it’s necessary to sift through what people say to find the truth.