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Corolla raised the bizarre story of a Filipino farmer accidentally moving a border stone between Belgium and France while trying to clear space for his tractor, illustrating how small mistakes can lead to unexpected international consequences.
The conversation shifted to defenses like France’s Maginot Line—a massive fortification built after WWI designed to repel invaders. Carr explained that it was ultimately ineffective against the German Blitzkrieg, exemplifying how even the most substantial defenses can be overcome by adaptive enemies.