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Coming up, I'll review Vladimir Putin's latest speech in which he accuses the west of cultural

depravity and aligns himself with traditional people around the world. I'll consider whether Ukraine

will become Russia's Vietnam or ours. Former Levi's top executive, Jennifer Sejoyns,

maybe we're going to talk about how her career was derailed by political incorrectness. And why is

rolled dolls publisher rewriting? Rewriting his books. This is the Dineshtus who's a show.

America needs this voice. The times are crazy and the time of confusion,

division and lies. We need a brave voice of reason, understanding and truth. This is the Dineshtus

Sousa podcast. The war in Ukraine rages on with no clear and insight. Now, why is there no clear?

And the answer is that for the west, it's a proxy war. If it were a war between Russia and

Ukraine, the war would long be over. But essentially, the NATO countries and the west have mobilized

behind Ukraine as supplying Ukraine with heavy weaponry and sophisticated technology,

on our dimension strategic council. So this is really a war between Russia and the west fighting

sort of in a disguised form or maybe not so disguised form in Ukraine. Here's Victor Orban,

the prime minister of Hungary. He goes, Ukraine can't win because the entire, I'm sorry,

Russia can't win because the entire western world is lined up behind Ukraine. At the same time,

Russia is a nuclear power. A nuclear power cannot be cornered because they made trigger a nuclear

war. We need a ceasefire and peace talks and the sooner the better. Now, this is just the simple

common sense of the matter. But if you look at the comments right below, oh yeah, this guy's on the

side of Putin. Oh yeah, this guy's a part of Putin and this kind of rhetoric has now become

depressingly commonplace in our debate. I'm sure that one could say the same about what I'm about

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