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The Battle of Kiev results in an initial Ukrainian victory, with the Ukraine reporting thousands of Russian casualties since the war began. The Russian advance continues in southern Ukraine, but the fortunes of war have turned against the Russian Army as Ukrainian refugees begin re-entering the country to join in the fight.
Ukrainians strike back. The Russians are driven back on multiple fronts, but continue their advance where they can, while the Ukrainians arm their people and prepare for what could be the first great battle of the 21st Century. Legends are born.
The Russian advance into Ukraine stalls as Ukraine arms its populace. We get a glimpse at Putin's endgame. NATO responds.
The Russian Federation has invaded the sovereign state of the Ukraine. This is the first update in the events that will be unfolding in the next few weeks and months.
Hitler, now Fuhrer of Nazi Germany, allied with Italy's Mussolini and Japan's Hirohito, unleashes his ultimate war machine on Europe with terrifying results. The fate of the free world hangs in the balance.
On January 21st, a convoy of trucks left British Columbia with the intention of reaching Ottawa, Ontario to protest the Canadian vaccine mandates handed down to truckers. This convoy has turned into a movement, and the protestors are going on twelve days in Ottawa without the government backing down. Now, word is that it could turn nasty. Tanner details why it all makes him kind of nervous.
For the last eight years, a war has been raging in Eastern Ukraine, but in the last few months, Russia has been moving large amounts of Russian troops to its border with Ukraine. Is this going to be an invasion? Are we headed for war? Why should we care? WHAT'S GOING ON?!
Besides Russia, much of Europe quieted into an uneasy stalemate as they rang in the 1920s. In this episode, we cover the Paris Peace Conference, the Russian Civil war, and the rise of Fascism in Europe.
Originally released in August of 2020, this episode details the progressive march of warfare technology through the 1800s into the 1900s, and how it became so horrifically destructive.
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