John, again I appreciate you bringing this author to my attention and enjoy your style of letting your guest speak to complete their thoughts. Not enough of this kind of media journalism. Bravo!
I support "Hillary's War in Ukraine' and I think this is where most of the resistence on the right comes from, if Hillary Clinton or Obama touche…
John, again I appreciate you bringing this author to my attention and enjoy your style of letting your guest speak to complete their thoughts. Not enough of this kind of media journalism. Bravo!
I support "Hillary's War in Ukraine' and I think this is where most of the resistence on the right comes from, if Hillary Clinton or Obama touched it, it must be bad. But I think that is logic from 10-14 years ago before the Riussian invasion.. Russia invaded a sovereign country and we should help them resist it. And if we don't have to put (too many) boots on the ground and Ukraine can dimish the obviously poorly organized Russian army by grinding them down tactically, that is a good thing. The 2nd issue is Ukraine's well deserved corruption reputation. Providing this flood of money to support the Ukrainian economy and military armliment is a sure means to further corruption in Ukraine.
Glad you liked it. Yeah, I think the cable news model, in which people are bickering back in forth in a 5-minute segment, doesn't do justice to serious topics. I like inviting smart, insightful people on and hearing them out.
John, again I appreciate you bringing this author to my attention and enjoy your style of letting your guest speak to complete their thoughts. Not enough of this kind of media journalism. Bravo!
I support "Hillary's War in Ukraine' and I think this is where most of the resistence on the right comes from, if Hillary Clinton or Obama touched it, it must be bad. But I think that is logic from 10-14 years ago before the Riussian invasion.. Russia invaded a sovereign country and we should help them resist it. And if we don't have to put (too many) boots on the ground and Ukraine can dimish the obviously poorly organized Russian army by grinding them down tactically, that is a good thing. The 2nd issue is Ukraine's well deserved corruption reputation. Providing this flood of money to support the Ukrainian economy and military armliment is a sure means to further corruption in Ukraine.
Glad you liked it. Yeah, I think the cable news model, in which people are bickering back in forth in a 5-minute segment, doesn't do justice to serious topics. I like inviting smart, insightful people on and hearing them out.