Full Interview: Douglas MacGregor

Retired US Army Colonel Douglas MacGregor was part of Operation Desert Storm.

Recorded July 15, 2016.

[hoseasix]

Sad part is Iraq was never the enemy and a lot of innocent people died for greed

[paulsillence]

This dude needs to be forced back in to the army, promoted and allowed to lead from the very top. Sorry Colonel but your country needs you.

[chrissmith-rwei]

Im proud to have served in 2nd ACR in Desert Storm and under his command in 1/4 Cav..

[roggle]

Criminal only 15k people have watched this. We are so fucked.

[alvaromachadopintoleite]

Colonel, I'm Brazilian and I believe it's unnecessary to delve too deeply into my HOSTILE political positions towards the USA, considering the MANY OCCASIONS in which your country DISRESPECT our sovereignty, promoting COUPS and POLITICAL ASSASSINATIONS in Brazilian territory... But I want to express my admiration for your HONESTY and CORRECTION as a soldier, congratulations!!! I wish there were more like you in the high command of the US Armed Forces.

[ALEKSRITE]

Douglas MacGregor is brilliant !
He has the ability to deep see, clear thinking, and intelligent logical talk.

[blacktopbully]

This man is a hero because he is speaking the truth about the war in Ukraine and Zalinsky.

[enshk]

I wish this guy was our President. I would be so proud!

[ginocrozzoli]

Ever time I listen to this gentleman I’m very impressed with his knowledge in the matters of war. If I was ever in his command I would serve him with honor

[thomaslongshore]

Col. MacGregor is the real deal. Very astute.

[johnfarley]

Douglas MacGregor FABULOUS MAN
GOD BLESS YOU

[philipstull]

With any luck he will be our next NSA and if so the world will change much to the good.

[brianwilke]

S3 guys don't often get the credit they deserve. Sounds like Col MacGregor was the consummate Ops officer right before Desert Storm, and it was good the commander had the sense to listen to him and give him the authority to make things happen in the right direction.

[MariahSyn]

My copy of Breaking the Phalanx has a place of honor on my book shelf.

[darktimesatrockymountainhi]

This soldier is perfectly suited to be among our best ambassadors to Germany

[JJdaViking]

There are only two career opportunities in life. You can either become a liar or a philosopher.
Take politicians for example; if they actually worked to solve problems, they would indeed disolve their own profession.
With weaponised currencies, radical nationalism, and religion, they prey on the poor people's needs, and the rich people's fears, dividing and conquering the masses while dividing the power amongst themselves and consolidating the system with a well armed security detail, police, military, and a bureucracy that is nearly impenetrable and works in effect for a totalitarian new world order.
Government by democracy is a battlefield of ideologies. People vote for it out of greed and to limit the rights of others. As the power shifts from the political left to right and visa versa, every commoners rights are eroded, and an ever consolidating and expanding political power structure and establishment is empowered.
Democracy is the worst idea ever. Just ask Socrates if you don't believe me. Oh, I almost forgot; people voted to kill him for speaking out against democracy.
Democracy is dystopic.

[theirishshane]

33:44 so the Soviets lost 39.9 million people during WW2. That is just insane. How can a country lose so much and still win

[hamidhamidi]

I find this gentleman's views very educational and helpful. He has the honesty to express his view no matter what.

[rjb]

I spent 30 years in the Marines and retired as a Lt. Col. with the 33rd Air Wing. We flew sorties over Iraq and earlier, Libya. In Libya, it was my first experience using laser guided weapons. I was impressed with the accuracy. In Iraq, I flew the F/A-18E and had a Weapons Officer in the back seat over my right shoulder. Flying the F-16 was a great plane and I hated giving it up, but when I flew the F/A 18, I had the thrill of any airman when I hit the afterburners after dropping or shooting my payload. I was back at the Carrier in no time and received a great welcome home.
Col. MacGregor was well known by all 4 Divisions of the service. Army, Air Force, Marines and Navy. He was a very good strategic leader that depended on getting good intel. He should have been a Professor at either the War College, West Point or The Naval Academy.

[mikeoc]

Commander & Chief 🇺🇸 desperately needs... 🙏