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The Second American Civil War has a geographical dividing line rather different than the first Civil War did. The Mason-Dixon Line was a figurative reference for a long geographical border separating the Slave States from the Union States (a.k.a. “Free States” even though they were not exactly free). The boundary is show on maps and is easy to find. It is essentially a line running east-west across most of the territory now occupied by the Lower 48 US states. But the geographical divisions for this new war should be all circles, drawn around most of our large cities.

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Henrik and Lana cover the latest news in episode 83 of Flashback Friday.
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Adam Green joins Henrik to discuss Trump & Netanyahu's Israel-Palestine "peace plan."
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