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What's committing my war crimes? I'm Robert Evans, host behind the bastards. The show where we tell you everything you don't know about the very worst people in all of history.

My guess today is Anna Hosnia. Anna, how are you doing? Hello! That's my impression of the bastard we're talking about today.

Oh good. Oh, that was a solid one. Yeah, we're talking about Bashar Alassad. Did you like my themed introduction?

Yeah, I did actually. That was really wonderful. Thank you. Thank you. A lot of war crimes stands in the audience today.

Is there? Yeah, oh yeah, man. A lot of big fans of war crimes. Not really sure where this joke is supposed to go.

I guess I could see why you'd be a fan of a war crime. All right, go on.

Weirdly enough, we're talking about a guy who has a lot of fans in spite of his war crimes. So what do you feel about Bashar Alassad?

You know, if you ever listen ethnically and be used to podcasts, I host. I talk a lot about how I feel like this all won.

It all comes down to bad parenting and having a small penis that you are ashamed of so you take it out on murdering everyone in your country.

Yeah, yeah, that seems like a credible explanation for his war crimes, small penis, bad dead.

We'll see if you change your mind at all as we go through the episode and talk about his background.

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