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Tuesday Sep 06, 2022
Tuesday Sep 06, 2022
In this special edition of This Week In Doom, Grant and The Green Chicken are joined by Luke Gromen of Forest For The Trees LLC, Marko Papic of Clocktower Group and special guest Sir Steven Wilkinson, author of The Pitchfork Papers, for a discussion on the EU's creaking energy policy, the effects of sanctions against Russia in the wake of the invasion of Ukraine and what it all means for the future of Europe.
In a two-hour debate filled with insightful analysis, respectful disagreement and thoughtful perspective, we explored multiple facets of the current situation, picked apart the potential outcomes and tried to handicap the likely paths that may be taken from here.
Finally, as the discussion turned to Germany's role in how this all plays out, we welcomed Sir Steven who gave us the benefit of his near-30 years experience building and operating businesses in Germany.
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I disagree with Doomberg’s assessment at the end. It was a far from perfect discourse, because there was not actually a direct correction or interrogation of suspect claims made by each of the speakers. That was Grant Williams’ job (if the goal really were to have a proper discourse), and he did not do it.
Saturday Sep 10, 2022
At 1:29:37 Luke Gromen makes two incorrect claims. 1. The US did not”invite” (it would not have the authority to do so anyway) Ukraine into NATO, nor did the US or NATO put missiles on the border of Russia. Neither thing happened. He also nonsensically claims that Germany buying hydrocarbons from Russia counts as energy sovereignty. It manifestly is not!
Saturday Sep 10, 2022
Marco Papic ”literally” doesn’t care about what happens to anyone else (his words). He comes across as morally vacuous, nasty piece of work.
Friday Sep 09, 2022
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