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Chris Hayes: In the year 2022, the Cold War doctrine of mutually assured destruction seems like some sort of antique relic. Unfortunately, weve got to pull it out of the closet and dust it back off and remember what it is. Aired on 03/10/2022.
erronis
(15,185 posts)Of course he wants to be another czar/emporer.
He can't admit being wrong. After all, he was an "intelligence" office in the KGB. May not be a good leader or military commander.
But he may not give-a-shit since he may have a psychological malfunction, similar to his puppet in the US (tfg).
Rhiannon12866
(204,838 posts)Which is certainly why those in Tbilisi turned out to protest Putin's war. I visited Soviet Georgia and the hate for Russia is strong there. There were numerous statues of Stalin, which puzzled me, so I asked. And I was told that Stalin was Georgian, not Russian, and he is still held in esteem "because he killed so many Russians."
SheltieLover
(57,073 posts)Tfg with putin's underneath.
No kidding!
bucolic_frolic
(43,064 posts)BComplex
(8,019 posts)And I loved his interview with Marie Yovanovich was really good!
I think he's one of the smartest journalists/news anchors on tv.
Rhiannon12866
(204,838 posts)I really began to appreciate him when I happened to tune into a Town Hall he was hosting, and before it started he explained the complicated issues so simply and clearly - and he does much the same thing on his show.
BComplex
(8,019 posts)and sort of untangles the previous propaganda people have heard without leaving the lies in place!