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Putin's Game of Posturing
00:03:05
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| Why is Putin sending Russian warships to the English Channel? | |
| It's a game as old. | |
| Now, as we are talking, that's going on. | |
| As we are talking right now, it's a game as old as history. | |
| It's posturing. | |
| It's vachismo. | |
| It's look at me. | |
| It's the type of thing that can trigger a war. | |
| Because accidental war, particularly in the nuclear age, is a terrifying possibility of their ships are next to our ships or their plane moving at Mach 1.3 is intersecting where our plane is. | |
| Somebody's computer jams up a wrong signal. | |
| Somebody shoots. | |
| You got a war. | |
| He's playing a very dangerous game, whether his intent is real or just simply a little Putin with the shirt off, look at me. | |
| And maybe it's a bit tied into our election as well with these rumors that the Russians are taking over our election. | |
| There's games within games here that, Pastor, I really don't know what the answer is. | |
| It's bizarre. | |
| One last question. | |
| We have the headlines. | |
| Russia tells citizens nuclear war with the West could happen soon. | |
| Russia is preparing for a nuclear war with the United States. | |
| Russia holds massive war exercises involving 40 million people literally going into bunkers. | |
| Putin sends Russia warships to English Channel. | |
| Misreading all the England stuff. | |
| Russian government officials told to immediately bring back children studying abroad. | |
| That sounds serious. | |
| It's very serious. | |
| Why Russia? | |
| Why now? | |
| I think in part it's a failure of our foreign policy ever since 91, 92, when what was called the peace dividend. | |
| Gorbachev, who I actually admire, had the strength to disassemble the Soviet Union without a nuclear war. | |
| We had the opportunity at that point. | |
| I was calling then with my friend who was a new speaker of the House for a Marshall Plan. | |
| Let's learn to work with these people. | |
| In fact, we actually have a common concern, and that's Islam, because it's right on their borders. | |
| We've had a failed foreign policy with them for 25 years. | |
| And maybe it's all coming home to roost. | |
| I don't know how to interpret Putin's current moves. | |
| I want to pray that it's posturing, but my fear is accidental start of war. | |
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Wrong Move, Quick Escalation
00:00:21
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| Because ultimately on the front line, you've got 19, 20, 21-year-old kids who are the ones that are on the front line at that moment. | |
| And if somebody makes a wrong move, it could quickly escalate out of control. | |