Trish Wood
Trish Wood
GUEST: Col. Lawrence Wilkerson
GUEST: Col. Lawrence Wilkerson
GUEST: Col. Lawrence Wilkerson
Friday 13th June 2025
Colonel Wilkerson discusses Israeli-Iran tensions, Trump's presidency, and American diplomacy in a thought-provoking conversation with Trish Wood.
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Episode Overview
- Colonel Wilkerson shares insights on Israeli-Iran tensions.
- Discussion on Trump's presidency and foreign policy stance.
- Exploration of American diplomacy credibility issues.
- Jeffrey Sachs' reaction to lack of diplomatic efforts.
- Neoconservative influence on international relations.
Bombing somebody into submission is not diplomacy.
This episode of 'Trish Wood is Critical' takes listeners on a gripping journey through international politics and the complexities of foreign policy decisions. Trish Wood welcomes Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson, who served as Colin Powell's right-hand man during the Iraq War, to discuss the shocking Israeli attack on Iran. The conversation unravels the implications of Trump's presidency and its alleged anti-war stance, highlighting a betrayal felt by voters and the unpredictable outcomes of such aggressive foreign actions.
Colonel Wilkerson offers his perspective on the geopolitical turmoil, questioning the credibility of American diplomacy and the potential blackmail influencing decision-makers. Trish also shares an interview with Judge Napolitano and Jeffrey Sachs, who express their dismay at the lack of diplomacy and the dangers of escalating conflicts. The episode doesn't shy away from critiquing America's role and the neoconservative triumph, raising questions about how these decisions align with public sentiment.
For anyone keen on understanding the tangled web of international relations and the impact of political manoeuvres, this episode is a must-listen. It leaves you pondering the broader consequences of such actions and the future of global peace.