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he mentions and julius caesar and including the white victim, elijah)g lovejoy, who wrote about mackintosh'sh only one lincoln mentions by name. i think this is important in historic context. even today, after any number of deaths related to police brutality. we still find ourselves as a nation glossing over the names of black victims for lincoln to mention mackintosh by is critical. not only humanizes him, but it also suggests that this particular killing racially motivated and based as it was, is an important element to this overall discussion of democrat decline. it rule of law is being abandoned in vacuum. it's connected to our history and present history at the time, and lincoln makes that connection, one that, incidentally, no other politician is making that makes the speech particularly impressive but also unique. one of the things that was characteristic this period was that the participer in the mobs and people who defended them were often very respectable members of the community. they were members of the elite wh say, well, we just had to do this because we had to run those bad gu

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caesar controls all this, and they are trying to put on such a guise for themselves, so caesar would show them as they are, in fact, it desacralizes the west, this includes its the end, i agree. alexandrevich, i saw a brilliant investigation into vladimir berbok, voldemar, fair? quite, quite fair, very clear documentary evidence of what we actually knew about grandfather burbock, but in general, a convinced nazi, but he is recognized, indeed, he is recognized, absolutely self-recognized, as they say, a nazi, unequivocally, and this was confirmed and... germany talked about this a lot, but these documents, they are just such an absolutely accurate, clear basis for all this that is here there was no invention, no one invented anything, it’s all there, just like i talked about sigmar gabriel, his relatives, i would also like to say that in fact it’s enough to look only at the archives of the german center for political training, there there is a very large list political figures in germany who were members ... of the surrender and after the war occupied certain high positions, well, i w

he mentions and julius caesar and napoleon. but of the victims including the white victim, elijah lovejoy, who wrote about mackintosh's murder, mackintosh is the only one lincoln mentions by name. i think this is important in historic context. even today, after any number of deaths related to police brutality. we still find ourselves as a nation glossing over the names of black victims for lincoln to mention mackintosh by is critical. not only humanizes him, but it also suggests that this particular killing racially motivated and based as it was, is an important element to this overall discussion of democrat decline. it's not just that the rule of law is being abandoned in vacuum. it's connected to our history and present history at the time, related to race. and lincoln makes that connection, one that, incidentally, no other politician is making that makes the speech particularly impressive but also unique. one of the things that was characteristic this period was that the participer in the mobs and people who defended them we

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yeah mary beard, nigel farage is today's julius caesar. so there you go.hing right. we're still talking about him, although that also applies to hitler, the point is. the point is farage is the new caesar. and actually, if you look at what she said, it is, it is quite reasonable. she says i dislike drawing crude lines between the past and today, but a lot of modern day populism is taken from the playbook of caesar. caesar begins by saying, we're going to make rome great again. totally great stuff like that. and, so and she's saying that look , farage, it's a similar look, farage, it's a similar thing, like, i'm coming back because you need me and you want me to do it. so she's saying that's very similar. and she also says that that we have to look at ourselves, much like starmer was saying that other article though, if you actually believe him. but i believe mary beardmore, when she said, we've got to look at ourselves and say, is this something that we're not acknowledging that allows this populist uprising? and you know, and say there's an unmet need her

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julius caesar writes about the country. it was known.s is about amphibious landings in particular. there are three things. you start off with zero combat power. it is a race to build up combat power, so now you have got to establish a foothold and generate enough combat i would to break out. what is the thing most commanders are worried about? landing, so all of the training, all of the time was how do we get on the beach and secure a beachhead? does end up being difficult lessons learned as soldiers adapt to the environment, and now you find combined infantry, engineer, and armor teens as they start to fight through. they are learning in real time. >> you have a question over here. i will try to get a couple more in, make your questions short. >> my question is directed to dr. dowd. during june panzer division made a deep foray into the beachhead. could you talk to that and what impact it had on the overall lending? >> it is an interesting one, this is the one division rubble had upfront. when he realized elaborate operations inserted c

people think trump is equal to julius caesar? give me a break. >> he may not be but this time around he will not have the safety guards of you or mcmaster and the list goes on. are you concerned about the people in his current orbit and what they are capable of doing? >> yes i think any administration in a second term does not attract the quality of people it does in the first. the runway in the second term is shorter, he will be a lame duck the minute he is sworn in and he has a lot of people around him, the people that stayed in the government after january 6 who are second and third graders at best. trump will assist in staffing a second term on personal loyalty to him above all. he is coming up on his decision for his vp nominee and the two questions on the interview form are do you think the 2020 election was stolen and if i told you in a similar situation to do what i told mike pence to do, would you do it? unless the answers to both questions are yes that person will not be considered. you will see something similar in vir

none of them are going to say, hey,, let me step forward and night the julius caesar. right?ll me if you were in this position and you had trump with biden's kind of mental acuity would you tell him? would you let him know? >> that should be on joe biden. i mean dr joe biden should i add it. here is the funny part, it is like the democratic party discovered that biden was old yesterday. but that is not the case. they have already known. my theory is that everybody on the debate is that, okay,, let's use this opportunity to kind of make waves that he should step down. let's see if he gets the message. he did not get the message. there is no way to individually get it through to him at this point. >> trace: i think that is fair. senator john fetterman posted this on x. quoting here, he says morning after thermonuclear beat downs from the debate and pulling geniuses like 538 protected i would lose by two and what happened? the only seat to flip an historic margin. he says she'll be f. out. talking about joe biden. what do you think about that? is a tough to chill out when you se

so, you know, after julius caesar conquered goldman de france, then you see a million celts brought into of the center of the roman empire. many of them didn't reach rome. they were dropped off mines. but this is of their red wavy locks that comes through in the roman architecture. so that's a different structure. the difference, this difference and also the fact in roman slavery, you are more likely to be freed in your lifetime than in atlantic slavery should not let roman slavery off the hook. sometimes this is where it goes. it's like there is something awful about atlantic slavery, but that doesn't mean roman slavery is quote unquote good. slavery. that's right. there's no good slavery. right. and i think there is a an analogy that's made by a particular classicist who says that roman slavery is like an internship at a finance company. no, i hear they work long hours, but they can't beaten to death. that's right. they. own their children are still their children. they're not they don't live in fear it's not the same. it's not good analogy. and i think into this comparative vortex is

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none of them are going to say let me step forward and knife julius caesar. >> martha: what do you say about that, philippe, and the decision that has to be made? >> there is no decision. joe biden is the president. he says he's running, that's what he's doing. it's no different than october 2016 when the republican party was fretting and pulling their hair out about access hollywood and donald trump didn't listen to everyone who came to trump trump tower. it's no different in the summer of 2016 when he -- it is the same. >> the we know that -- >> let me finish my point. >> martha: let finish your point. >> martha: let me finish my point. you want to talk commander in chief decisions, let's talk about what donald trump said. he said nobody was killed on his watch. four special forces were killed in 2018. why doesn't he call their parents and say i'm sorry i forgot about your people dying. and afghanistan, why don't we say donald trump was the one who gave the taliban another six months to stay? so last night was a debacle. i'm not pretending he did great. but it wasn't night. clay, i l

so, you knowafter julius caesar conquered goldman de france, then you see a million celts brought into of the center the roman empire. many of them didn't reach rome. they were droppedff mines. but this is of their red wavy locks that comes through in the roman architecture. so that's a different structure. the difference, this difference and also the fact in roman slavery, you are more likely to be freed in your lifetime than in atlantic slave should not let roman slavery off the hook. sometimes this is where it goes. it's like there i something awful about atlantic slavery, but that doesn't mean roman slavery is quote unquote good. slavery. that's right. there's no good slavery. right. and i think there is a an analogy that's made by a particular classicist who says that roman slavery is like an internship at a finance company. no, i hear they work long hours, but they can't beaten to death. that's right. they. own their childn are still their children. they're not they don't live in fear it's not the same. it's not good analogy. and i think into this comparative rtex is the problem

people think donald trump is equal to julius caesar?. >> he may not be, but this time around he won't have the safety guards of you, h.r. mcmaster, the list goes on. are you concerned about the people that are in his current orbit and what they are capable of doing and how they can influence him? >> yes, i think any administration in a second term does not attract the quality of people it does in the first for the very practical reason that the runway in the second term is shorter. trump will be a lame duck the minute he is sworn in and he has a lot of people around him. basically the people who stayed in the government after january 6 who were second and third rate at best. i think the bigger danger is that trump will insist on staffing a second term on personal loyalty to him above all. he is coming up with his decision for his vice presidential nominee and i think the two questions are, number one, do you think the 2020 election was stolen? and number two, if i told you in a similar situation to do what i told mike pence to do, would

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caesar, right? oh, it's just like not in, but might as a beloved man from the democratic party spent his whole life. he delivered us from donald trump his beloved. so it's a really, really difficult move for anybody who thinks they might want to replace him. by the way millions and millions of democrats have already voted. they voted for joe to be their nominee so this is just a hell of a it really is and paul, i mean, a lot of democrats are alarmed this morning that trump was able to get away with so many lies last night, he said his supporters storm the capitol on january 6, or quotes so innocent. and here's how he attempted to frame the insurrection what do you say to voters who believed that you violated that oath through your actions and inaction on january 6, and worried that you'll do it again. why don't think too many believe that and let me tell you about january 6 on january 6, we had a great border nobody coming through. very few president biden also made some misleading claims last night

caesar by them pay either in plunder or land.hese generals turned a large portion of roman society into their clients, and it was in way that caesar was eventually able to overthrow the republic in many of the classical accounts rome provided historical evidence to the theory that economic independence was a prerequisite for political independence, a yeoman farmers who could take of themselves did not need any patron to take care of them in exchange political support they thus served as a bulwark against the selfish grandiose myth of the rich who are always looking to transform their wealth into power. on the other side, without means of self-support, will accept patronage, especially in times of economic hardship. this is how a republic a government ruled of and for the people as lincoln. it could be corrupted into an oligarchy government by, and for and of the wealthy. if the collapse of rome demonstrated to the jefferson how disparities in wealth could threaten the republic, the of great britain in the century identified as a

and if you get somebody in charge of them who's not responsible like, a julius caesar or an oliver cromwell, a napoleon, they might over your democracy. and that's not what you want to happen. and so the u.s. is in this really interesting position and they have a massive frontier that they are trying to subdue. as we talked about last time, have a huge number of threats, really, really powerful native american, confederacy's that are much more militarily equipped than the new united states. but they don't want to have a very army. so they're going to do some very interesting things with that army to make it fit within america's democratic system and our system of government. so to justify having an army at all needed a job, especially when the nation was not at war and the us isn't at war most of the time. so they need to give the soldiers something to do so that if there is a crisis or the country go to war, you have at least a small army ready to train and equip the volunteer years that you'll draw from the militia. but you don't want them to be too powerful or too ready to go to war. the

soundbite of all time was julius caesar. vidi, vici, the ten commandments is one of the best pieces of strategic communication ever so modern communications goes back to the beginning of time. but what we now have is a much, much harder media landscape. and it's become even harder because of social media, because of stuff like this, 24 over seven news, etc. >> before i ask you one question, because people will be shouting and saying, yeah, what about alastair campbell and the dodgy dossier in iraq? the dodgy dossier? i don't think that would be your political epitaph, won't it? >> well, it might be with you, andrew, but i really don't believe that i think if that was the case. well, first of all, just on the facts. yeah >> there were no weapons of mass destruction. >> six inquiries, no wrongdoing on my part. so. and, you know, we can rehearse if you want, but and added to which, i think the pubuc and added to which, i think the public have respect for people who just keep going because they know what they believe. and i know