Colonel Douglas MacGregor has warned that the ongoing conflict in Ukraine could lead to its total destruction if President Biden continues supporting the war effort. In a recent interview, he criticized Biden for allowing Ukraine to use U. S. -made long-range missiles in attacks deep within Russia, an action that Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared a serious provocation. MacGregor emphasizes that this raises the risk of nuclear retaliation from Russia, as the situation becomes increasingly dangerous.
MacGregor noted that Biden's decision came shortly after former President Trump proclaimed his intent to prioritize peace when he takes office next. This timing has led to speculation that Biden’s actions are aimed at complicating matters for Trump as he is set to assume office. According to MacGregor, this mirrors historical actions taken during past transitions of power, particularly the tensions experienced when Richard Nixon opposed Lyndon Johnson.
He contends that Biden's approach is irresponsible and likens it to the actions of past leaders who inherited significant crises. He suggests that, while he stops short of calling Biden’s actions treasonous, they are perilously close and stem from a mix of misguided decisions and influence from powerful figures who promote conflict.
Additionally, there's commentary on public sentiment regarding the risk of nuclear war, as indicated by betting markets that have spiked in their predictions of possible nuclear weapon use in 2024. MacGregor stresses that the risks currently posed by the Biden administration are not trivial and could have dire consequences, urging immediate investigation and accountability for those making such decisions.
Overall, MacGregor seems to imply that if the right actions aren’t taken soon, Ukraine may face unimaginable devastation, while also cautioning that the West underestimates the gravity of Russia's potential responses to perceived threats.
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