Oh, This is hell. This is hell. Oh, duke.

Manufacturing descent since 1996.

This is hell.

The military general strategist philosopher writer Sun Sioux is

quoted saying the enemy of my enemy is my friend. That phrase is also believed to be an ancient Sanskrit saying.

However, it didn't really gain the popularity it has today until the Cold War and a misapplication of the phrase in a recent Star Trek movie.

But what happens when you apply that maxim in a situation where you are fighting an authoritarian

who just happens to be to have very very distasteful enemies.

Following that logic can geopolitically become very, very problematic as well.

Now what happens if the enemy of your enemy happens to be opposed to, let's say

Drag Queen's Story Hour, even protesting outside such events by using the Sieghile salute or is violent and into what are called

active clubs getting into fights at events across the United States.

Combine all that with an infatuation with mixed martial arts

and a desire to fight alongside ultra-nationalists

in Eastern Europe,

Nubi could be creating a toxic brew of far-right neo-Nazi anti-trans blowback.

Or the whole thing could just be goose-stepping online reactionaries trying to get clicks and street cred for their own neo-Nazi movement back home.

Who knows?

Well, in a few minutes we'll try to figure out who is fighting or hoping to fight,

alongside ultra-nationalists Russians against the government of Vladimir Putin

but unaffiliated with Ukraine's military and why they're fighting when we speak with national

security reporter Ben Mackich

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