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I'm very well. Thanks again. What I wanted to get into today, we finished off last week. We talked, or more like a week and a half ago perhaps but you know talking with the Berlin

airlift in the Korean War and it kind of finished up talking about the Korean War and I wanted to talk about the

Bundis Republic and its political culture and how it developed the way it did.

And into that the listeners will understand what I mean about why that's significant.

But you know the Korean War it you know like we discussed in the last episode about I was essential in, you know, containment as policy, you know,

just as some sort of theory abstracted from from concrete military decision making you know you've really got to

understand the Korean War is kind of the first iteration of that you know and as

as well as you know what became to greater lesser degrees you know policy towards

the communist for the next 40 years and it's also too that's when America truly

insinuated into the Vietnam conflict you know like I made the point before there's all kinds of lives about the Vietnam War and just miss a just kind of misperception some deliberate some deliberately confabulated, you know, for polemical

realogical reasons, supportive brought ignorance. But the idea that Vietnam was

is kind of a horror of opportunity, you know, owing the

the designs of, you know, profitiers and financiers and things that's nonsense.

And the, uh, it, and arguably, you know, the far east was,

it was far more dangerous during the middle and late Cold War

than the European theater.

I mean, obviously, if we come to Europe

that would have been catastrophic because basically

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