Scott Horton

Still the biggest deal in the world here.

You know, it's.

A lot of people... Yeah, and it was virtually all combatants who were killed in that thing.

You know, as sad as it was, they were by their own commander-in-chief to be sacrificed as they were still.

But yeah, you're right.

That was how they justified every bit of their war crimes against that country in the aftermath.

And just imagine, I mean, I don't know, like...

It's like when Daryl Cooper talks about the Russians and he's like, I don't know how they're ever going to get over this in 500 years, what we've done to them here.

This is just, God dang, it's the same thing here.

Yeah, these are some big things you can't take back.

That time you started a surprise sneak attack in the middle of negotiations on false pretenses for a treacherous, completely unworthy third nation and killed almost 200 little girls on the...

like opening night.

Jesus, man.

You know?

You know what I mean?

Well, look, I'll tell you, man, I'm really worried about the potential here.

And I'm not like predicting this.

I don't know how to put a measure on how likely it is exactly or what.

But there is a potential here for total catastrophe in the form of the Ayatollah Sistani or similar declaring a holy war against the West, against the United States and Israel together.

You know, bin Laden did not have a religious rank.