This is a friend of history debating society. I am Gaius, John Bachelor.

Germanicus Michael Laius is here.

To take us from Moscow to Kief to the United States in three observations from the point of view of two

equis class Roman citizens living by the Thames in Londinium the spring of 91 AD. We are

very secure we're not threatened by anything the might of Rome surrounds us. Retired Centurians and their families walked down the

road past us all the time, headed back from shopping. We're very far from Rome, not involved in anything to do with our unfortunate

Emperor's imminent demise. We also look forward to a century more of Roman

supremacy throughout the Mediterranean basin.

However, it entertains us to observe the 21st century,

where America has inherited the mantle of the power of Rome, the ability to put together institutions

that are successful based upon Roman institutions.

At the same time, America has got itself involved in a European war, not

unlike the Dation conflict that our emperors got involved in. It's unwinnable at the same time it becomes necessary to

demonstrate the authority by trying to win it. However I won't go any further

into our problems of our Emperor here in 91 AD. We're concerned with the

problems of the Russian Emperor, Vladimir Putin, in 2024.

Dramatic is a very good evening to you the headlines from London

about the provocations that are now daily

of the Russian bear.

Ukraine, quote, fires Highmars into Russia for first time, writes the telegraph.

US tells Ukraine, writes the telegraph, it can't use its attack-am missiles inside Russia.

Ukraine puts faith, writes the telegraph, in robot army to hold back Russia, or Vladimir Putin

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