Susan Kokinda

then you don't have to go in and specifically say, well, then think this, think this, think this.

You've got them trapped in a world where all you're looking at is the shadows on the wall.

And that's what the media does.

That's what the culture does and so on.

They create the shadows on the wall and all you do

is react to the shadows.

What we do and what I'm pretty sure some people in the administration must understand because they wouldn't be doing the kinds of things they're doing, strategically and economically, is you're looking at what's generating the shadows.

And that is this fight between these two systems.

You mentioned the Russians.

They get it.

Read what the Russians say about who's keeping the war with Ukraine going.

You know, they're very clear.

It's not only the Europeans, it's specifically the British.

They are very, very clear that it is the British who are keeping this going.

They're no longer saying the United States is the great warmonger.

I mean, yeah, you have a few hotheads in Russia who still say that.

But the official, you know, Putin, the people who speak for President Putin, they're not pointing the finger at the United States any longer.

They're pointing the finger at the British.

You know, and then in the 19th century, this had a name and they're still playing it.

It was called the Great Game.