#65 All Roads Lead to War: Niger Coup, US Weapons for Taiwan, Poland’s Airspace Invaded & Trump Indictment
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Show Notes
Welcome to the Iowa Talk Guys Podcast!
On this road to war update, Theo and Teepee talk about the coup in Niger, who the US Government wants to be in charge, and what that could mean for Niger. The Biden Admin has decided they want to send money and weapons over to the Taiwan government as tensions between China and Taiwan intensify. News reports claim that Belarus has invaded Poland’s airspace, but the Belarus government is claiming those statements are false. It’s weird that Belarus is now a problem on the world stage after the Wagner PMC was sent there. The Talk Guys also discuss the Trump indictment for ‘trying to overturn the 2020 election’ and how politics feels more like reality television at this point, and we the people are not amused.
Join your hosts, Theo, Teepee, and Erock, as they go over the current and past events that have led to the interesting times we are living in today and why you should probably care.
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