more things like that. you look back to those of you who served in the troubles. huge responsibility at a young age. was that a traumatic thing to live through? yes and no. i mean, i don t. i only did six months at sandhurst mowadays, they do a year. in those days, i was commanding my platoon in northern ireland two weeks after sandhurst. i was just 18 years old, and i remember arriving in londonderry, having driven from the overnight ferry in belfast, got it wrong, drove my way up the falls road, miraculously found my way. not the ideal place for a soldier to be found. no, all my kit piled up in my mini. we were a bit naive in those days. i was just 18 years old, and i remember arriving in londonderry, having driven from the overnight ferry in belfast, got it wrong, drove my way up the falls road,
miraculously found my way. not the ideal place for a soldier to be found. no, all my kit piled up in my mini. we were a bit naive in those days. but i remember arriving and being told to get my uniform on, and i d be commanding my platoon. you knew you would have been the target of the ira. for sure, yes. we were going to an ambush on the road towards the pass, which was very notable, veterans will know very well. it was an extraordinary thing to do, and my company commander listened to the orders i gave. my platoon sergeant was very much there to make sure they were decent orders. but you were thrown in at the deep end, and it was one of those circumstances where you sink or swim. but i think the system around you wanted to to succeed. but you did succeed as what something people call of political soldier. you get drafted in to makie plans for politicians.
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but this is back then, but now this is the democratic party. this is people who say we don t like trump s tweets, this is it. this is the new victimization game and the new, you know, pointing fingers of people like a nigerian immigrant that just came here and he s like, i m just trying to make a living. or a person by bulgaria who just came in ten years ago, this is craziness. don t forget it was james foreman in the 1970s, this reverend. he went to the churches. he blamed the churches and the synagogue and the government and you and everybody else. he wanted reparations and the churches came reparations. you re doing an hour on this. so awesome on this subject. thank you so much. up next, my mini angle on why trump is still an outsider.