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'The nuclear option' used to denote an extreme measure of the last resort but not to European leaders anymore. Germany, Poland, Latvia, Estonia and even Sweden have all had their leaders muse openly about acquiring nuclear weapons as a means of countering Russia. Is it likely to make the continent a safer place? To discuss this, Oksana is joined by David Swanson, Executive Director at World Beyond War.
In this episode of Moscow Mules, Chay Bowes and his crew look at how the protectors of democracy, beacons of liberty, defenders of human rights like Macron and Starmer are finally spilling the beans on what they really think about all those virtues they keep whining about when it comes to other countries. Also in the episode: Zelensky disrespects the science of history and so we disrespect him.
Michael Maloof, former Pentagon senior security policy analyst, joins RT to discuss recent statements by U.S. officials, the Gaza war and the broader implications for regional security.
A guy spends years pretending to be “just a friend”… finally confesses his feelings… and the conversation completely spirals.
In this video, I break down a real text exchange showing what happens when attraction is never made clear - and why the “nice guy” strategy often ends badly.
This isn’t about one person. It’s a pattern a lot of men fall into without realizing it.
Academy Award-winners Michael Douglas ("Disclosure," "Wall Street," and "Basic Instinct") and Robert Duvall ("A Civil Action," "The Godfather") star with Emmy-winner and Oscar-nominee Barbara Hershey ("Portrait of a Lady," "Hannah and Her Sisters") in this action-drama about a man's odyssey into madness, prompted by the effects of modern city life. It follows two ordinary men: a laid-off defense worker (Douglas) driven beyond frustration in an endless traffic jam now on a path of violence and potential self destruction, and an LAPD detective (Duvall), only hours away from retirement who is determined to find him and stop his vigilante acts. Directed by hit-maker Joel Schumacher ("Batman Forever," "The Client").