All right, Alexander, let's talk about what is happening in Ukraine, specifically what's going on with the Zelensky administration.

It looks like we are going to have elections in May 2025.

Zelensky's administration, they seem to be denying this.

They haven't, I don't think they've issued an outright denial.

I'm not sure.

But they're trying to say, no, we're not going to have elections.

I mean, there's, the Russian government doesn't believe that Zelensky is, is the elected

president anyway.

That's what the Russian government believes.

But we're getting reports, specifically from the economist, the neocon economist, which

is saying, yeah, there's going to be elections in May.

And then we have the Times reporting about Zelensky pursuing a nuclear weapon.

Actually, a bomb similar to what was dropped on Nakasaki.

I believe it's called a fat man.

They have material, according to the Times and the think tank in Ukraine that they've discussed

this with.

They have the material to build these types of bombs, but they can't go into, they can't

build the nuclear weapons.

They don't have the capabilities to build the nuclear missiles that Russia or the U.S.

possessed, but they can build these types of fat man bombs, which do a lot of damage, obviously, very dangerous weapons.

But the condition, according to the Times, is we get a tornado or else. Once again, we're

getting this narrative. We get a tornado or else. Once again, the Leiske's administration

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