Doug Brunt

Thank you. Plug, plug. And she is just amazing. She's sort of the godmother of that whole genre in modern narrative fiction. And so this is called the Zimmerman Telegram. And it's really the biggest reason we got into World War I. People say the Lusitania and the submarines, but Lusitania happened long before we entered the war. This actually happened right before it.

Thank you. Plug, plug. And she is just amazing. She's sort of the godmother of that whole genre in modern narrative fiction. And so this is called the Zimmerman Telegram. And it's really the biggest reason we got into World War I. People say the Lusitania and the submarines, but Lusitania happened long before we entered the war. This actually happened right before it.

Thank you. Plug, plug. And she is just amazing. She's sort of the godmother of that whole genre in modern narrative fiction. And so this is called the Zimmerman Telegram. And it's really the biggest reason we got into World War I. People say the Lusitania and the submarines, but Lusitania happened long before we entered the war. This actually happened right before it.

And it's about the foreign secretary for Germany named Arthur Zimmerman, who sent a telegram down to Mexico saying, go invade the U.S., And distract them over in the Western Hemisphere while we fight this war over here. This is World War I. While we fight this European war. And if you do that, we're going to give you, you know, Arizona, Texas, and New Mexico back.

And it's about the foreign secretary for Germany named Arthur Zimmerman, who sent a telegram down to Mexico saying, go invade the U.S., And distract them over in the Western Hemisphere while we fight this war over here. This is World War I. While we fight this European war. And if you do that, we're going to give you, you know, Arizona, Texas, and New Mexico back.

And it's about the foreign secretary for Germany named Arthur Zimmerman, who sent a telegram down to Mexico saying, go invade the U.S., And distract them over in the Western Hemisphere while we fight this war over here. This is World War I. While we fight this European war. And if you do that, we're going to give you, you know, Arizona, Texas, and New Mexico back.

And so he's trying to enlist the Mexicans to fight us in World War I. And the British intercepted and let us know about it. And, of course, that gave us all the reason to enter the war. But her writing is so it's like crackling, incredible prose, just really beautiful writing and a great, great ripping story.

And so he's trying to enlist the Mexicans to fight us in World War I. And the British intercepted and let us know about it. And, of course, that gave us all the reason to enter the war. But her writing is so it's like crackling, incredible prose, just really beautiful writing and a great, great ripping story.

And so he's trying to enlist the Mexicans to fight us in World War I. And the British intercepted and let us know about it. And, of course, that gave us all the reason to enter the war. But her writing is so it's like crackling, incredible prose, just really beautiful writing and a great, great ripping story.

A movie. A movie. That's what it's going to take. If the book gets adapted to the movie, then it just sort of breaks into a whole new stratosphere. But it's true. He... Everyone... Passes the word diesel multiple times a day at a filling station, on a train, on a marine outboard engine or something like that. And not an outboard, more a marine engine inboards. They tried outboards.

A movie. A movie. That's what it's going to take. If the book gets adapted to the movie, then it just sort of breaks into a whole new stratosphere. But it's true. He... Everyone... Passes the word diesel multiple times a day at a filling station, on a train, on a marine outboard engine or something like that. And not an outboard, more a marine engine inboards. They tried outboards.

A movie. A movie. That's what it's going to take. If the book gets adapted to the movie, then it just sort of breaks into a whole new stratosphere. But it's true. He... Everyone... Passes the word diesel multiple times a day at a filling station, on a train, on a marine outboard engine or something like that. And not an outboard, more a marine engine inboards. They tried outboards.

But, you know, you never misspell Ford with a lowercase f or Chrysler or Benz. A lot of people don't know there was a Rudolph diesel behind the diesel engine. And, you know, as people who are familiar with the book or the story know, he disappeared right before World War I. And he was a huge celebrity at the time, even though his name has really been kind of scrubbed from history.

But, you know, you never misspell Ford with a lowercase f or Chrysler or Benz. A lot of people don't know there was a Rudolph diesel behind the diesel engine. And, you know, as people who are familiar with the book or the story know, he disappeared right before World War I. And he was a huge celebrity at the time, even though his name has really been kind of scrubbed from history.

But, you know, you never misspell Ford with a lowercase f or Chrysler or Benz. A lot of people don't know there was a Rudolph diesel behind the diesel engine. And, you know, as people who are familiar with the book or the story know, he disappeared right before World War I. And he was a huge celebrity at the time, even though his name has really been kind of scrubbed from history.

And there were theories about what happened. He disappeared on an overnight passenger ship going from Belgium to Great Britain in the middle of the night.

And there were theories about what happened. He disappeared on an overnight passenger ship going from Belgium to Great Britain in the middle of the night.

And there were theories about what happened. He disappeared on an overnight passenger ship going from Belgium to Great Britain in the middle of the night.

the north sea and there was there were new headlines in newspapers around the world some speculating murder that it wasn't an accident or suicide that he was murdered either by john rockefeller or kaiser wilhelm ii the emperor of germany for reasons that the book gets into you could not have a u-boat or submarine without diesel power so every navy was scrambling for diesel and this was 1913 in the middle of the anglo-german arms race everyone was needed diesel's help to build a navy program

the north sea and there was there were new headlines in newspapers around the world some speculating murder that it wasn't an accident or suicide that he was murdered either by john rockefeller or kaiser wilhelm ii the emperor of germany for reasons that the book gets into you could not have a u-boat or submarine without diesel power so every navy was scrambling for diesel and this was 1913 in the middle of the anglo-german arms race everyone was needed diesel's help to build a navy program