Hello everybody and thank you for tuning into the Liberty Report. With us today we have Daniel

Mick Adams our co-host and you good to see you this morning. Good morning Dr. Paul how are you?

Good is this a good week? I hope so sort of good. We'll look forward to that huh?

Yeah yeah yeah so we have to look around for something good to say that, well, we're doing okay. And so far, the wars haven't

massively escalated, but we still see warnings on the horizon. They better be careful.

But we do want to talk about a policy shift which concerns us because

it could lead to some negative news, some very bad news. And I'm going to quote for one

of the Zero Hedge articles, which we frequently do.

Yes, we do.

And this one has to do with authorizing Ukraine's use of our weapon, or we authorizing Ukraine to do it,

or who knows what.

In a major policy shift, Biden authorizes Ukraine's use of missiles to hit targets inside

rice.

I keep thinking, you know, a president has a lot of power and a lot of clout, but should starting or expanding a war just be this one guy wakes up.

He says, oh, let's give them bombs.

Let them bomb them.

I think they should be bombed.

So that is, it's just the way we have gotten into these wars, that gets my attention.

Because we've spent time trying to prevent them, but we've also spent time trying to end them.

And the one thing for sure, they last a lot longer than the people who promote the wars think they'll last.

It costs a lot more money, a lot more people die, and it's long-lasting and it's very difficult to quit.

And a couple examples, Vietnam, of course, as bad the Middle East Bush's Middle East wars.

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