JUDGE NAPOLITANO AND MUSSOLINI ON PUTIN UKRAINE

➡ Benito Mussolini, in an imaginary conversation with Judge Napolitano, critiques his YouTube program for its guest choices and perspective. Mussolini advises Napolitano to use language similar to mainstream media, to consider the political timing linked to elections, and to adopt a more nuanced approach that isn’t simply black or white; rather, one that leans towards grey-black.

Mussolini, who judges Napolitano. Pass me the call. Judge Napolitano. Hi, I’m Benita Mussolini. Many compacho. That’s very good. I’m really happy I called you because I followed with interest the program that you have on YouTube. But, yes, judging freedom. And, judge, I must say that in the past, I used to judge freedom as well, and I find it guilty. Yes, guilty. Guilty of corrupting the masses. Therefore, judge, I must say that I’m not utterly satisfied with your guests.

Yes, I followed Discord racer and Colonel Douglas McGregor. Yes, they’re right, but that’s not the point. Being right is not the point. In 2023, America soon going to 2024, the year of the elections, you got to think about that to judge. Therefore, I would suggest you use a language which is more appropriate. So, like the same language that the american mainstream media are using, the ukrainian counter offensive.

It’s a major success. Well, maybe not, but certainly is a marathon. It’s not a sprint. Run. The Russians are retreating. Well, they’re not retreating, but they are depressed. Yes, of course. Psychologically traumatized. Exactly. They’re an out of missiles a long time ago. Yeah, they’re still shooting something. Wonder why. Damn Russians. I know something about it. Yes, I and Adolf Hitler, we had the pleasure to fight the Russians, and once again, we are the front of the line.

Yes, judge, with you guys, not you. What, Ukrainians? Yes. Well, it doesn’t matter anyway, judge, try to use language which is more appropriate. Okay. Something which is not black and white. Gray, gray towards black. My favorite color. All right, judge, thank you very much, and I hope to see your program in the future. You never know, we may block it altogether. Ciao, judge. Ciao. .