16. Writing War

Writing and Editing
26/02/2022 29 min Episodio 16
16. Writing War

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Send us a textWayne analyzes the writing in the speech that Vladimir Putin gave on Russian television before the invasion of Ukraine. There are similarities in the rhetoric to speeches given in the past by Western leaders. Along the way, George Carlin and Jonathan Swift are invoked to bring some sense to everything.

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