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So we've been watching Joe Biden's victory tour in Eastern Europe,

and it brings up a lot more questions than answers as to what the heck that is we're

doing supporting Ukraine against Russia in something that is potentially leading to either

a nuclear weapon being used or World War III or something really dangerous happening for

the United States and for the world in general. And what I don't understand, I guess, the one-year anniversary,

we celebrate anniversary.

The one-year anniversary of the war in Ukraine is why we would celebrate something like this.

I don't understand the pomp the circumstance.

I don't know if this is a victory lap. I don't understand if it's a call to arms. I don't understand if they hate

their polling in the United States. There is very little support for this war or people that

think about it on a daily basis. I don't think the United States citizens are engaged in Joe Biden's

words, his messaging, his speeches, and his meetings on this trip.

I don't think he's personally gaining anything as president, although I think this is,

in a way, campaigning. But the entire, you know, policy of the Biden administration scares

the living daylights out of me, because I feel like we forced this to happen. I feel like

publicly Biden and his acolytes at some point, living daylights out of me because I feel like we forced this to happen. I feel like publicly

Biden and his acolytes at some point before this war started were poking the Russian bear with

a stick, you know, basically goading them into going into Ukraine. The grand scheme here,

we've looked at all the money that can be made, the people that can enrich themselves

through the industrial complex, the war machine, and the people who love conflict, the global

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