Hello everybody, and thank you for tuning in to the Liberty Report with us today, Daniel

Mick Adams, our co-host Daniel, good to see you this morning.

Good morning, Dr. Paula, how are you this morning?

Very well, thank you.

We'll do a little bit of talking about, you know, the wars are being started all the time,

we're always involved, but we're going to talk today about how do you end wars?

Yeah.

And I came to a quick conclusion after thinking about this, that all wars that are started

badly and badly.

And I would say that we've now gone many, many decades where we have rejected the notion

that we should be cautious about going into war, and essentially never, never quit fighting

the war.

The war goes on and on, and it even, you know, transfers into economic wars and trade wars.

So it's a conflict that in a libertarian society, I would think we would deal with it quite

differently and hopefully a lot more peacefully than what we have now.

But the reason we brought this up is the lead article, and our friends at anti-war.

The headline was a very powerful, NATO official suggests Ukraine could seed territory to Russia

to join the alliance.

It says, this is saying that, well, we'll cave in and we'll give you some of your land

back, and then you'll let Ukraine join NATO.

I think the immediate reaction, both of us, that doesn't sound like much of a solution.

But that is there.

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