This is the Friends of History Debating Society.

I'm Gaius.

Germanicus is here.

This is a live conversation, most enjoyable.

Germanicus and I chatted away as we wandered down to our favorite wine bar.

The Centurians are here.

They've been telling wild stories about their days, switching legions,

and gaining rewards, but not too big.

They wanted to retire.

They didn't want to stay on forever.

We have some 30-year men here, however.

Stories later, especially about the day chins.

However, I turned to the matter at hand because Germanicus and I have been chatting

about developments in these last hours in the 21st century.

Remember, we're in the first century AD, and we're very secure.

Domitian is inadequate, but we know ahead of us are very good emperors who will satisfy

our traditionalism.

In the 21st century's traditionalism is satisfied in terms of contradictions.

And we begin with one in particular that Germanicus has been working on for several

years now, which is Ukraine, or as I come to think of it today, the shuttlecock and badminton.

It occurs to me that long gone is the idea that Ukraine is a surrogate for the United States,

that losing freedom in Ukraine means that we'll lose freedom in America.

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