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In this episode of the Thank God It's Monday! Podcast, Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Davis shares his extensive military experience and insights into the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. He emphasizes the importance of truth in reporting and discusses the challenges he faced when speaking out against military decisions. Davis analyzes the human cost of war and the implications of military strategies, urging a reevaluation of American military doctrine in light of modern warfare. He predicts the likely outcomes of the conflict and the political ramifications for Ukraine, stressing the need for a pragmatic approach to negotiations.

Comments

A.J.Raffles

He sounds as though he is subtly influencing in favour of Russia. Where does his new think tank's money come from?

Prof Braino

from the perspective of keeping soldiers alive, he's right, the fighting must stop. But to stop Russian soviet empire ambitions, Russia must be demilitarized.

Edwin S Taylor

His analysis is poor. He is repeating the same idiocy that was used by the US, and the USSR in Afghanistan. If you know much about Ukraine and the Ukrainians, you knew they would fight, not lose in 3 days, like all of the experts in the news were saying. They will win, the only question is how fast. There is no ceasefire solution, as Putin can't stop and doesn't want to, and Ukraine will not quit.

Robin Owens

Putin never wanted peace.

DM

Mr Davis has a highly political bias in almost all of his videos (what he calls objective truth). He obviously doesn't have a clue what he is talking about when it comes to Russia v Ukraine, Istanbul, American politics or anything else. The big missed chance he was talking about was the total capitulation of Ukraine. Poor choice for an interview. I think most on this site would agree.