Transcription: I mean, what happened to the Germans in 1917? They were on top and suddenly they collapsed. They didn't have the supply lines, Ron. They were overextended. Yes, an army marches on its stomach, you see. It's my point, yeah. Well, obviously not literally on its stomach. It uses its legs. Ron, I would love to sit here with you and talk about the First World War all day. But the second officer is about to commence and we go back to our man at Ellen Road, Alan Ginsberg.
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