For the first time in history Iran has struck Israel. We discuss the Axis of Resistance response, Saintly prophecies about Iran's nukes, Russia advancing, Turkey/Caucasus/Cyprus, Myanmar, & MORE!
I believe that 99% of the Iranian missells and drones were shot down about as much as I believe Russia is losing the war in Ukraine, that Biden actually won the presidency, that Covid miraculously went from the wuhan lab to every corner of the planet within 48 hours, and that the Covid shots are safe and effective. 99.99% of everything in the media (including FoxNews) is fake. WWN is quickly becoming my primary source of what’s really happening in the world. May God reward you both for all you do.
Thank you for all this -- especially the second part (St. John the Russian, etc.) -- and all your podcasts. Just two technical "questions": 1) In introductory text, you put "Caucuses" [sic]. Probably this should be _Caucasus_? 2) I see _Kalyagin_ in print, but I hear Conrad say *Kalyugin.* I have seen both family names in print, and have heard both. I think Kalyagin is a little more common than Kalyugin. Which is it?
Thank you for spotting the typo John, we will make sure to fix it shortly. People noticing these things is always helpful.
Kalyagin isn’t the easiest family name to pronounce, the ‘ya’ is essentially absent from the English language, in Russian it is Калягин. My ancestors were living & working in Astrakhan & Kostroma in the 1800s, so quite far from Moscow Oblast’s Kaluga (Калуга), so I personally do not think that town inspired it’s origins.
I believe that 99% of the Iranian missells and drones were shot down about as much as I believe Russia is losing the war in Ukraine, that Biden actually won the presidency, that Covid miraculously went from the wuhan lab to every corner of the planet within 48 hours, and that the Covid shots are safe and effective. 99.99% of everything in the media (including FoxNews) is fake. WWN is quickly becoming my primary source of what’s really happening in the world. May God reward you both for all you do.
Thank you for all this -- especially the second part (St. John the Russian, etc.) -- and all your podcasts. Just two technical "questions": 1) In introductory text, you put "Caucuses" [sic]. Probably this should be _Caucasus_? 2) I see _Kalyagin_ in print, but I hear Conrad say *Kalyugin.* I have seen both family names in print, and have heard both. I think Kalyagin is a little more common than Kalyugin. Which is it?
Thank you for spotting the typo John, we will make sure to fix it shortly. People noticing these things is always helpful.
Kalyagin isn’t the easiest family name to pronounce, the ‘ya’ is essentially absent from the English language, in Russian it is Калягин. My ancestors were living & working in Astrakhan & Kostroma in the 1800s, so quite far from Moscow Oblast’s Kaluga (Калуга), so I personally do not think that town inspired it’s origins.
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