Tristan Tate

Oh, yeah. Not on Google. No, no, no. No way. You've got to use... Bitch, you got to use all these fringe websites that, you know, but why aren't we allowed to talk about it? Why aren't we allowed to talk about the problems?

Oh, yeah. Not on Google. No, no, no. No way. You've got to use... Bitch, you got to use all these fringe websites that, you know, but why aren't we allowed to talk about it? Why aren't we allowed to talk about the problems?

Oh, yeah. Not on Google. No, no, no. No way. You've got to use... Bitch, you got to use all these fringe websites that, you know, but why aren't we allowed to talk about it? Why aren't we allowed to talk about the problems?

In Poland, Czechoslovakia, they just wiped him with the face of the mat.

In Poland, Czechoslovakia, they just wiped him with the face of the mat.

In Poland, Czechoslovakia, they just wiped him with the face of the mat.

Yes. And you know what? I actually – and I'm going to get put in jail anyway, so I don't care. I'm going to speak my mind because you're here. So I actually realized this very, very early on. So I've always been a big history buff. And when I was 19, 20, 21, I was still traveling the world a little bit. And then I realized that every single country has their own version of World War II history.

Yes. And you know what? I actually – and I'm going to get put in jail anyway, so I don't care. I'm going to speak my mind because you're here. So I actually realized this very, very early on. So I've always been a big history buff. And when I was 19, 20, 21, I was still traveling the world a little bit. And then I realized that every single country has their own version of World War II history.

Yes. And you know what? I actually – and I'm going to get put in jail anyway, so I don't care. I'm going to speak my mind because you're here. So I actually realized this very, very early on. So I've always been a big history buff. And when I was 19, 20, 21, I was still traveling the world a little bit. And then I realized that every single country has their own version of World War II history.

Every single country is different. Even all the ones that we're supposed to agree with. Every country is different. France teaches that, you know, the French resistance overthrew the Nazis and they never really surrendered because the French were still fighting and they won the war even though they surrendered. Poland obviously lost epically to both sides.

Every single country is different. Even all the ones that we're supposed to agree with. Every country is different. France teaches that, you know, the French resistance overthrew the Nazis and they never really surrendered because the French were still fighting and they won the war even though they surrendered. Poland obviously lost epically to both sides.

Every single country is different. Even all the ones that we're supposed to agree with. Every country is different. France teaches that, you know, the French resistance overthrew the Nazis and they never really surrendered because the French were still fighting and they won the war even though they surrendered. Poland obviously lost epically to both sides.

However, the Polish are taught that it was the Polish men who stood up and blah, blah, blah. The Russian, actually, version of World War II is the most accurate that can be taught because they talk about all the major fighting and all the heavy lifting, essentially, to defeat the Germans was done by them and all the blood was spilled by them. They're kind of correct.

However, the Polish are taught that it was the Polish men who stood up and blah, blah, blah. The Russian, actually, version of World War II is the most accurate that can be taught because they talk about all the major fighting and all the heavy lifting, essentially, to defeat the Germans was done by them and all the blood was spilled by them. They're kind of correct.

However, the Polish are taught that it was the Polish men who stood up and blah, blah, blah. The Russian, actually, version of World War II is the most accurate that can be taught because they talk about all the major fighting and all the heavy lifting, essentially, to defeat the Germans was done by them and all the blood was spilled by them. They're kind of correct.

But as a young man, when I was reading all these different versions of World War II history and what we're taught, you know what the Germans are taught? Do you know German World War II history if you're in school in Germany? German World War II history is as follows. Some evil people took over our country. Handful of people. Wasn't us. Very small handful of people took over our country.

But as a young man, when I was reading all these different versions of World War II history and what we're taught, you know what the Germans are taught? Do you know German World War II history if you're in school in Germany? German World War II history is as follows. Some evil people took over our country. Handful of people. Wasn't us. Very small handful of people took over our country.

But as a young man, when I was reading all these different versions of World War II history and what we're taught, you know what the Germans are taught? Do you know German World War II history if you're in school in Germany? German World War II history is as follows. Some evil people took over our country. Handful of people. Wasn't us. Very small handful of people took over our country.

And the German resistance movement, along with the Allies, got rid of the evil people. So every country has a different history. And as a young man, I was like, well, this can't all be true. So that's when I started digging into it and understanding World War II history in a way that if I spoke it vocally in public and I had an audience, I'd get put in jail.

And the German resistance movement, along with the Allies, got rid of the evil people. So every country has a different history. And as a young man, I was like, well, this can't all be true. So that's when I started digging into it and understanding World War II history in a way that if I spoke it vocally in public and I had an audience, I'd get put in jail.