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I agree with all you say.
But who this aggressor is what I still think remains uncertain. I appreciate it’s easy to jump to the obvious conclusion which is why daring to question the narrative is so uncomfortable.
I first questioned Zelensky’s position when he announced his full support for Israel’s actions in Palestine and thought that is a very unusual thing to say at a time when you’re defending against a similar aggression.
Nothing of course is black and white and Putin is certainly no saint here. But that’s not what I or anyone in this podcast is claiming.
Whenever I find myself having to defend myself against attack because of daring to question the narrative I like to ask, hypothetically, how would US respond if Russia and China were arming Mexico.
I agree with all you say.
But who this aggressor is what I still think remains uncertain. I appreciate it’s easy to jump to the obvious conclusion which is why daring to question the narrative is so uncomfortable.
I first questioned Zelensky’s position when he announced his full support for Israel’s actions in Palestine and thought that is a very unusual thing to say at a time when you’re defending against a similar aggression.
Nothing of course is black and white and Putin is certainly no saint here. But that’s not what I or anyone in this podcast is claiming.
Whenever I find myself having to defend myself against attack because of daring to question the narrative I like to ask, hypothetically, how would US respond if Russia and China were arming Mexico.
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