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“This was a good discussion of the Russo Ukrainian war. I especially liked the bar fight analogy of when to sue for peace. I liked it because it linked the will to fight into the equation of obtaining peace. The irony of this conversation is that it rest on the assumption that Russia or for that matter China will never use nuclear weapons, so much for the large strategic aperture that the General said was necessary for effective leadership. I guess because Bill Burns has assured us that Russia will never use nukes we can take that off the table? The will to fight on the Russian side might be small but they have their finger on nukes. We need as a nation to accept a multipolar world each with a sphere of influence and work diplomatically together recognizing the interests of others to avoid destroying the planet otherwise the bar fight will end up burning down the bar, If not in Ukraine then eventually somewhere else. The thinking of these two men only reinforces my belief that we are doomed.”
WillieThePilot via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/21/22
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United States of America ·
01/23/23
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