by Maik Hickson, LifeSite News:
Colonel Douglas Macgregor gave LifeSite a historic interview. In a 1.5-hour conversation with Maike Hickson, he presented a tour de force of U.S. military, political, and financial history through the last seven decades since World War II and beyond.
(LifeSiteNews) — On May 10, I was honored to sit down with Colonel Douglas Macgregor for an exclusive interview. We had previously met in person, together with his lovely wife, due to the connection with my late husband, Robert, who had been an admirer of Macgregor’s critical assessments of the war in the Ukraine and who felt a bond with Macgregor because they were both West Point graduates. But more importantly, both belong to the school of American patriots who oppose the continuous push for U.S. military interventions throughout the world.
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LifeSiteNews has appreciated Colonel Macgregor’s work in the recent past and repeatedly reported on his ongoing assessments of the current situation in the world, but most importantly in Ukraine and Israel.
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Colonel Macgregor gave LifeSite a historic interview. He presented during our one and a half hour long conversation a tour de force of U.S. military, political, and financial history through the last seven decades since World War II and beyond. He covered World War II as well as the wars and conflicts in Vietnam, Somalia, Haiti, the Balkans, Iraq, Syria, Ukraine, and Israel, pointing out how the U.S.’s notion of being “the world’s hegemonic economic and military power” has led to innumerable military interventions that were neither right nor effective. His comments are significant, inasmuch as he himself was involved in leading positions in some of these major conflicts, such as Kosovo and Iraq. Colonel Macgregor speaks from experience.
At the beginning of our May 10 interview, I was reminded of Tucker Carlson’s recent interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin. When Carlson asked Putin about the Ukraine war, Putin decided to talk for some 30 minutes about the history of relations between Ukraine and Russia. The same happened to me. When I asked Colonel Macgregor to comment on the recent U.S. bill sending billions of dollars to Ukraine and Israel once more, he started delving into the history of the last decades of U.S. military interventions, starting with the conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the mid-1990s.
