Welcome to Liberty Lockdown,

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your liberty ain't gone, but yeah, it's on hold.

Where did it come from and where did it go?

Today's episode is with the great Scott Horton.

He is, in my estimation estimation the greatest anti-war scholar walking the

earth today. He's also a personal friend of mine at this point which is weird to say. We had such a incredible deep dive. I have just finished reading his masterpiece which is not out yet, but it's called provoked.

It will be out sometime later this year, I'd imagine.

And I can't wait for you guys to have the opportunity to read it.

But because I am preparing to debate Destiny this Saturday in Nashville, which by the way you can get

tickets over at takehumanaction Tour.com, if you're in Tennessee, no excuses, come out and watch it'll be a blast. But I'm going to be

debating him on the US support for Ukraine and whether or not that's what we should

be doing. And I think you guys can probably guess where I fall on this but this is a deep dive

with Scott that I wanted to do after having read his book but before that debate because I wanted to have all of

you know the great Scott Horton one liners just fill my brain with them so that hopefully I can

unleash some of them during the debate and I think that you guys will find this very entertaining.

We went so long that I'm actually going to chop this into two episodes because there's a

hell of a lot of history here. I think this is the most important story of our time. It has the potential for cataclysm and I obviously hope we don't go that direction but I think

understanding this history is kind of a prerequisite on how to avoid that catastrophe.

And I think you will come away feeling much more uncertain

as to where we're headed,

but much more certain as to the history and to why we are in the position we are in.

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