James Holland

expression and the whites of their eyes and all that kind of stuff. And that just doesn't make a difference, of course, because, you know, we're fundamentally animals and we kind of, we want to be sizing people up. And it's much easier to do that when you're a few feet away from each other than it is on a video screen or through the prism of someone else.

expression and the whites of their eyes and all that kind of stuff. And that just doesn't make a difference, of course, because, you know, we're fundamentally animals and we kind of, we want to be sizing people up. And it's much easier to do that when you're a few feet away from each other than it is on a video screen or through the prism of someone else.

expression and the whites of their eyes and all that kind of stuff. And that just doesn't make a difference, of course, because, you know, we're fundamentally animals and we kind of, we want to be sizing people up. And it's much easier to do that when you're a few feet away from each other than it is on a video screen or through the prism of someone else.

And that just doesn't make a difference, of course, because, you know, we're fundamentally animals and we kind of, we want to be sizing people up.

And it's much easier to do that when you're a few feet away from each other than it is on a video screen or through the prism of someone else.

Well, it's the world's great tragedy that it's only a few people that want to go to war, and the vast majority want to live happily, contented lives, getting on with their neighbors. I mean, it has been ever thus. It's just, it is those few that kind of ruin it for everybody else. But anyway, to go back to Leningrad, back in August 1939, they go half-cocked,

Well, it's the world's great tragedy that it's only a few people that want to go to war, and the vast majority want to live happily, contented lives, getting on with their neighbors. I mean, it has been ever thus. It's just, it is those few that kind of ruin it for everybody else. But anyway, to go back to Leningrad, back in August 1939, they go half-cocked,

Well, it's the world's great tragedy that it's only a few people that want to go to war, and the vast majority want to live happily, contented lives, getting on with their neighbors. I mean, it has been ever thus. It's just, it is those few that kind of ruin it for everybody else. But anyway, to go back to Leningrad, back in August 1939, they go half-cocked,

Well, it's the world's great tragedy that it's only a few people that want to go to war, and the vast majority want to live happily, contented lives, getting on with their neighbors.

I mean, it has been ever thus.

It's just, it is those few that kind of ruin it for everybody else.

But anyway, to go back to Leningrad, back in August 1939, they go half-cocked,

They're disrespectful to the Soviet Union as a result of that.

They're disrespectful to the Soviet Union as a result of that. It gets nowhere. Had they been able to put in a really, really firm offer there and then to the Soviet Union, the Soviet Union would have probably come in. I mean, the big thing is that the Soviet Union said, this is a big stumbling block.

They're disrespectful to the Soviet Union as a result of that. It gets nowhere. Had they been able to put in a really, really firm offer there and then to the Soviet Union, the Soviet Union would have probably come in. I mean, the big thing is that the Soviet Union said, this is a big stumbling block.

They're disrespectful to the Soviet Union as a result of that. It gets nowhere. Had they been able to put in a really, really firm offer there and then to the Soviet Union, the Soviet Union would have probably come in. I mean, the big thing is that the Soviet Union said, this is a big stumbling block.

It gets nowhere.

Had they been able to put in a really, really firm offer there and then to the Soviet Union, the Soviet Union would have probably come in.

I mean, the big thing is that the Soviet Union said, this is a big stumbling block.

The Soviet Union said, yeah, but we want to be able to march through Poland if we get threatened by Germany.