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VDH UltraTomahawks to Ukraine

Description: Victor Davis Hanson discusses the current state of war in Ukraine from the aid provided by the United States and the European states to the strategic questions raised by new developments. Correction of an error in this video: Victor meant to say that Russia’s population is four times bigger than the Ukraine’s, and its

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VDH UltraRemembering the Same Old, Same Old Protesters—Now and 50 Years Ago. Part One

Victor Davis Hanson Americans have viewed a lot of recent demonstrations against ICE turn violent. They have watched leftists disrupt commemorations for the late Charlie Kirk, and harass Turning Point, USA information tables on campuses. Occasionally leftists find where Trump officials are walking, eating, or speaking and try to urge followers to “get in their

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VDH UltraPatton, Dunkirk, Ploesti

Victor Davis Hanson answers listeners questions: Was there a conspiracy behind the death of General George Patton? If the Dunkirk evacuation had failed, would Britain have capitulated to Germany? What if USAF and RAF focused on Ploesti, would Germany have run out of gas and lost the war sooner than they did? Share This

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VDH UltraAmerica is Saying It Doesn’t Have to Be This Way. Part One

Victor Davis Hanson The grotesque assassination of Charlie Kirk by a pro-Antifa zealot Tyler Robinson, following the macabre throat slitting of 23-year-old Ukrainian immigrant Iryna Zarutska by a freed 14-felon Decarlos Brown, proved the proverbial straws that broke the national camel’s back. The status quo is over. Kaput. And what follows will not be the

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VDH UltraDoes the Early Roman Principate (27 BC–AD 96) Sound Familiar? Part Four

Victor Davis Hanson After Domitian, some forty or more of the successive emperors were not Italian born. Most came from the Balkans or North Africa. The Western Empire was slowly eclipsed by the wealth of eastern provinces. But everywhere too much money predominated in the Neronian Age. Imported woods, gilt, and marble were the preferred

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