with going all the way back to the wars in central america, in particular, elliott abrams and robert kagan who was working for him in the state department. and it doesn't matter how wrong they are, and we know wrong they are, because there are all these promises about implanting democracy in baghdad and emanating out across the middle east and what all of the fiascos that they have orchestrated? they're never held to account for number one. and number two, their platforms always secured because, of course, they're funded by the war industry, all of their think tanks, brookings council, are awash in the money from the weapons industry. and of course, they have a lock on the media. so i you know, let's go back to the first iraq war. so i speak arabic seven years in the middle east, covered it for the new york times. but because i didn't repeat, the care of the dominant narrative, the so-called expert, it's who were trotted out. i don't they could find most countries in the middle east on a map they certainly didn't have anywhere near the experience that i had in the middle east. but that and