James Holland

So...

I think one of the interesting things about the Second World War is lots of wars and why people get involved in them are extremely questionable.

I think one of the interesting things about the Second World War is lots of wars and why people get involved in them are extremely questionable. But I think there is a moral crusade to the Allies and what they're doing that I think is entirely justified. What I think is interesting also is that as the war progresses...

I think one of the interesting things about the Second World War is lots of wars and why people get involved in them are extremely questionable. But I think there is a moral crusade to the Allies and what they're doing that I think is entirely justified. What I think is interesting also is that as the war progresses...

I think one of the interesting things about the Second World War is lots of wars and why people get involved in them are extremely questionable. But I think there is a moral crusade to the Allies and what they're doing that I think is entirely justified. What I think is interesting also is that as the war progresses...

But I think there is a moral crusade to the Allies and what they're doing that I think is entirely justified.

What I think is interesting also is that as the war progresses...

You know, if the Allies are supposed to be on the force of the good, how come they're doing so much bad?

You know, if the Allies are supposed to be on the force of the good, how come they're doing so much bad? And at what point is doing bad stopping you from doing good? And at what point are you doing good but also doing bad at the same time?

You know, if the Allies are supposed to be on the force of the good, how come they're doing so much bad? And at what point is doing bad stopping you from doing good? And at what point are you doing good but also doing bad at the same time?

You know, if the Allies are supposed to be on the force of the good, how come they're doing so much bad? And at what point is doing bad stopping you from doing good? And at what point are you doing good but also doing bad at the same time?

And at what point is doing bad stopping you from doing good?

And at what point are you doing good but also doing bad at the same time?

Such as destruction of cities, destruction of monasteries on outcrops in southern Italy, you know, destruction of killing and loss of civilians, et cetera, et cetera. You know, these are difficult questions to answer sometimes. They're also incredibly interesting. And I think that moral component starts to blur a little bit by kind of middle of the war, by 1943.

Such as destruction of cities, destruction of monasteries on outcrops in southern Italy, you know, destruction of killing and loss of civilians, et cetera, et cetera. You know, these are difficult questions to answer sometimes. They're also incredibly interesting. And I think that moral component starts to blur a little bit by kind of middle of the war, by 1943.

Such as destruction of cities, destruction of monasteries on outcrops in southern Italy, you know, destruction of killing and loss of civilians, et cetera, et cetera. You know, these are difficult questions to answer sometimes. They're also incredibly interesting. And I think that moral component starts to blur a little bit by kind of middle of the war, by 1943.

Such as destruction of cities, destruction of monasteries on outcrops in southern Italy, you know, destruction of killing and loss of civilians, et cetera, et cetera.

You know, these are difficult questions to answer sometimes.

They're also incredibly interesting.

And I think that moral component starts to blur a little bit by kind of middle of the war, by 1943.