Met a ghost of a king on the road when I first fell.

Fire burning to my knees to my knees.

I fell.

Made a ghost of a king on a row.

A couple different questions here, but I thought perhaps we'd start with something you

were touching on a moment ago, but you were talking about how...

A mere moment ago, and something completely other than this

podcast. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. The Irish folks who ended up rooting for the Nazis. The Nazis,

the Third Reich. Yeah. And how this is, this is stemming from a reader question about trauma and

resistance to suffering and what it can do. And I'm, my question,

can you tell a little bit more about those Irish folks who end up coming into the wrong

side of the World War II conflict? Because I can, I can get to our question on trauma,

but I think sometimes we have such a modern perspective on. It's just, it's pretty simple.

It's just the enemy of my enemy is you know my

friend so the british hate the nazis the irish hate the british so it all works out therefore

we must be on the same team it's a pretty easy logic that gets us there yeah we do this now

when somebody's like joining the conservative movement, you know, like here

we come.

We're going to join the conservative movement and you have to be ready to say, we don't want

you actually.

Yeah.

We don't need Nickabricks, black dwarfs.

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