PGAN, episode 205. Kyle was just starting to drop truth bombs on us and we thought we'd

share it with you. Yeah, we were talking about Russia and England, geopolitical issues,

because that's what we do in our spare time. We're very worldly here. We don't play

Total War, Warhammer 2 all night. We talk about cheap. It's not just come shots and

anal parts. We talk about the big issues when we're in private. And so I've been watching

this thing on Netflix from Oliver Stone. Let me make sure I get the name right. I think

it's the untold history of the US. Let me make sure that's right. Yeah, the untold history

of the United States by Oliver Stone. And I want to say it begins rough like before World

War 1. It's a little out of order the way it's put on there. It seems like the last two

episodes should be the first two episodes. So bear that in mind when you're watching,

scroll through and watch it. The last two episodes are even older than the first two.

Well, there's like, like, preceding. I'm going to say there's 10 episodes of this thing.

The ninth and tenth episode should have been the first and second because they're

like World War 1 and just before World War 2. And the first episode is like World War 1.

And it's like, it's so just I watched it a little out of order, but that's that doesn't

matter here. Just if you're going to watch it, just keep that in mind. Watch the last two

first. But it's the untold history of the United States. And it's a lot of stuff that

like, I don't know, wasn't in my schooling or history books or even on the history channel.

One of the things was the invasion of Japan, the mainland Japan and the dropping of the

two nuclear weapons. They go really nitty gritty into the politics of the time and where all

of the world leaders were in their opinions and what they were going to do next. And it

basically makes a very strong case that we didn't need to drop those bombs at all. The

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