"The Legacy of World War Two" (SPECIAL) | Weekly Roundup #103 - with Mark Weber

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Recorded Sep. 17, published Sep. 24, 2024.In this episode, Fróði Midjord and Mark Weber discuss the legacy of the Second World War. Our society is an outcome of the Second World War -- it is a direct product of the victorious forces in that war. It is common knowledge that the winners write the history books and decide the path forward. In World War Two, the winners -- Roosevelt, Stalin, and Churchill -- had a clear vision of what they were fighting for... and what they were fighting against. They had ambitious plans. Today, we see the consequences of their fight. We live in the world they created.▶ Website: https://gtkradio.com▶ Donations: https://gtkradio.com/donate ▶ Telegram: https://t.me/guidetokulchur▶ Twitter: https://twitter.com/real_gtk▶ Videos: https://odysee.com/@gtk▶ Videos: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/guidetokulchur▶ Videos: https://rumble.com/user/GuideToKulchur▶ Audio: https://www.spreaker.com/show/guide-to-kulchur▶ BioLink: https://bio.link/guidetokulchur▶ Livestreams:https://odysee.com/@gtkhttps://dlive.tv/GuideToKulchur▶ Superchats: https://odysee.com/@gtk▶ CRYPTO:▶ Bitcoin (BTC)bc1qf0nep02yv35ff2s4e4cc44kl9syx6rs503wtcy▶ Ethereum (ETH)0x7F3Bd4ea58584eF51F77CE60C10545ABe6260Bb4▶ Monero (XMR)42AHB8rPy3Ec9N4AUHtNhJCmb9P4wPDFqK4Ybwhwxx5CcWd6AzZkmDzecw2mKd93oE2eQQidASPDYCurAXEr78EV78jHy2Q▶ Binance Coin (BNB)bnb1lgaewt8y4vyewjswnxx0znuatshs38gk8etss0▶ Polkadot (DOT)13GBPUuuiWuRip4Up6aBNFHPq378FQymdX5zpisNfFRvZKM6▶ Tether USD (USDT)0x7E0950d5d24129De8Ac01842c53c9ef41a9a767C▶ Cardano (ADA)addr1q9j3arls0n7hdcy3a8pp3rzgulqq63pv743sukskhy74h3n9r68lql8awmsfr6wzrzxy3e7qp4zzeatrpedpdwfat0rqhcwllf▶ XRPrw2WvG4TnwyJWZLs3yTdwJrzvit3tdXd6i▶ Uniswap (UNI)0x7E0950d5d24129De8Ac01842c53c9ef41a9a767C▶ Litecoin (LTC)MCrp7ei3o1t2Auh5GFVLUEpGnK8tpz4DMh▶ Chainlink (LINK)0x7F3Bd4ea58584eF51F77CE60C10545ABe6260Bb4▶ Bitcoin Cash (BCH)qzwfe77ws8h89gfsgcz98gkn7lvpm82hxvc6vlfzft▶ Stellar (XLM)GBWQTXGEIUCBSRRNRPQS562JO4PECAQWTRJZMSIR6SMBLVUEH4ZMD3LR▶ DashXrQrN73iWQztPfJLSzrLH4p78sSM2dQyDb▶ NEOATVquaj2iruco3ws8qb5wc8bERVqpRSDTx▶ BAT0x7E0950d5d24129De8Ac01842c53c9ef41a9a767CUse your credit card to send crypto (please find addresses below):▶ https://buy.moonpay.com/

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