Hello and welcome history friends, patrons all, to the state of the podcast address address the 8th of November 2018.

I hope you're all doing well and I hope you're prepared for what's to come over the next few

months.

Before we jump into the brave craziness that is the Versailles Anniversary Project, I thought

it would be a good idea to give you guys a heads up about where I am in my life at this moment and where the podcast is at this very moment.

That's right, it is time for a state of the podcast address.

The last time we did one of these was just before we started the Korean War, which is kind of crazy because that means it was over 10 months ago.

Yeah, the Korean War is done and dusted now, and I'm very happy with how it went.

I understand that not everyone is happy with how it went.

If you check the iTunes store at the moment, there is a very unfortunate review there that has just come in.

I just noticed that on the American iTunes store.

So I'm not saying that I'm super bitter or anything. People are entitled to their opinions.

But that review kind of just summarizes exactly how I feared people would react to the Korean War.

So that's why I'm kind of glad that I've only seen one such

response to it. Y'all, you can't really miss it if you own the American iTunes store is right

there. It says something like Korean War conspiracy lull as if like, I don't know, it's a big

joke or something. But in any case, the person who put this review down, obviously didn't

listen to any of my arguments. They kind of just

heard my conclusion and thought, hey, I disagree with that, so I'm going to lambast you,

rather than actually try and refute your arguments or provide any evidence to the contrary.

They also said this really weird thing that leftist conspiracists would kind of eat it all up.

I don't really know what that's supposed to mean. Am I supposed to be a

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