So we've teased the book a little bit. It's 291 pages and it's titled Unwinable War, the

fatal flaw of democracy, world abandonment, and the global citizen. Taiwan, Afghanistan, North Korea, World War 3 and the end of humanity.

There's a lot going on there.

A lot going on there. And I think there's a few choice excerpts that we should read from to get the point of the book across because you might

think and I think a lot of people do think of this guy as like I'm a libtard like we need to go

like fight for Ukraine we need to go fight for Taiwan and you know he did he did actually start similar to his

Ukraine foreign legion website he started a Taiwan foreign legion website

which seems to be basically copy-pasted from the Ukraine foreign legion website, I think, went to Taiwan at one point

and did a similar flag ceremony thing in Peace Park there.

I believe that the Taiwanese police were maybe

a little bit quicker throwing them out of there, especially because they are not at war and are certainly not taking a foreign legion for the war that is not happening right now.

But he, you know, you'd think of him as like this war monger guy, but he is rather prosaic

when it comes to certain countries. This is his stance on North Korea. We could

share the entirety of the USA with Kim Jong-un by way of video without him ever leaving

his palace.

Every citizen of the USA could be Kim Jong-un's best friend with mere long-distance interviews

where not a single person would have to get out of their chair.

He could share his hopes and dreams with us and we could do the same. Why have we not gone on

bended knee and opened this door of diplomacy? We could make Chim Jong-un feel like a superstar as much

as media coverage with as much media coverage as he can stand and maybe a sequel to the

James Franco and Seth Rogan's movie ironically called The Interview,

where they are all friends and make North Korea a better place.

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