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Hello angry planet listeners, this is Matthew Galt. I'm here with a special dispatch from us.

This is one of the bonus episodes that we've been putting out on our sub-stack,

which you can sign up for at angry planet

pod.com we wanted to give y'all a sense of what those episodes are like and what the kind of work

we're doing over there this is a discussion with the Washington Post's

Jobe Warwick about Syria's chemical weapons. There are also unknown unknowns, the ones we don't know we don't know.

One day, all of the facts in about 30 years time will be published. When genocide has been paradled in this country almost with impunity and the wind is near-con briefly.

People talk about intervention.

You don't get freedom to people.

Freedom is never safeguarded people.

Anyone who is defining you of freedom isn't deserving of a people approach. Hello and I'm Matthew Galt.

Think about this.

Think about this.

The Nazis invented Saron gas and even they thought no that's just too much

Syria's Bashar al-Assad had no such hesitancy

Thousands of people have died. The U.S. threatened to strike Syria, but Russia

suggested striking a deal instead. It was weird. To talk us through the

Assad regime's use of chemical weapons throughout the country's civil war

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