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I think it is safe to say that Sean Penn is a little out of touch with reality. Recently, he announced that he was planning to take up arms and fight in Ukraine. It is clear that Penn has been spending too much time in front of the camera and not enough time in the real world. Years of playing make-believe have made him into a megalomaniac who is completely egotistical. He seems to be in love with himself and his own image. When he made the announcement, it was as if he thought he was filming a war movie like “The Thin Red Line.” I think Penn needs to take a step back and realize that he cannot escape destiny and he cannot run and hide. There is no escape. He knows what he has done.This is not a game and he is not the star. Hopefully, he will come to his senses before it is too late.

In today’s political climate, Senator Rand Paul is often seen as a conservative voice in the political arena. His views on many issues are typically considered on the highest right, and he often takes controversial stances that tend to set him apart from other members of his party with rinos. Recently, Senator Paul made headlines once again when he voiced his opinion on what he believes to be a longstanding misconception about Ukraine. According to Senator Paul, most people wrongly assume that Ukraine was part of the Soviet Union until its collapse in the 1980s. In reality, Senator Paul argues, Ukraine was actually under Soviet control until just after WWI, when it gained independence briefly before eventually becoming part of the USSR at the start of the 1920s. Though this position may seem controversial to some, Senator Paul’s argument is certainly backed up by historical evidence, making him right in his assertion that Ukraine was owned by Soviet Union just until the 1920s. Furthermore, Senator Paul also brought up several propaganda films ( in code almost) with his speech to Blinkin today.