All right, y'all welcome to the Scott Horton's show.

I'm the director of the Libertarian Institute.

I'm the director of the Libertarian Institute,

editorial director of anti-war.com.

Author of the book, Pools Arran,

time to end the war in Afghanistan,

and the brand new enough already. Time to end the war in Afghanistan and the brand new enough already time to end the war on

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interview archive is also available at YouTube. YouTube. How are you doing man? I'm doing very well Scott. How are you? I'm doing great

Really appreciate you joining me on the show again today. I appreciate you're inviting me. I know you're very

busy and you keep doing wonderful work for the cause of liberty and for the cause of peace and for the anti-war movement and you're to be commended.

So thank you for sharing some time with me.

Yeah, yeah, happy to and seriously you're the one doing me a

favor here. We got such important news to cover about what's going on in the

kind of ever- simmering conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia and

particularly surrounding Nagorno-Karabach or the, how do you say it, the Arse, say it, Art Soxoc Empire Republic there, which is essentially

you got a piece of Azerbaijan that is landlocked on the other side of Armenia on its kind of Western border there and then you have this Nagorno-Karabakh Artsakhakh Republic spot, is a piece of Armenia that's wholly enclosed

within Azerbaijan, but there's supposed to be humanitarian corridors, but the problem is is they're all blocked by a lot of bad blood.

So that's the very, oh and of course they used to be both subsumed under the domination of Moscow in the U.S.S.R.

And then, you know, kind of have been, I guess they fought right after the Soviet Union fell apart they fought and

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