All right, Alexander, it is that time of year that is approaching. I'm talking about a Munich

Security Conference, which is going to take place on the 13th to the 15th. I'm going to get a lot

of good clown world material from that conference, but we're going to have a lot

of good material to talk about, probably a lot of disturbing material to discuss, a lot of speeches

and statements from the collective West elite. And this is coming at a time when you have Russia winning the war.

And I don't think anyone would dispute that though.

Perhaps Kayakalus would dispute that, but no sane or a rational person would dispute the

trajectory of the conflict in Ukraine.

You have the whole row, the fight between Trump and the Europeans,

allegedly, this fight between Trump and the Europeans.

And of course you have the Epstein documents as well, kind of floating in the background.

You also have a Macron who is now openly trying to position himself as the European negotiator with Russia.

So what are you expecting for the Munich Security Conference?

Well, indeed, because the Munich Security Conference has generally been the more important event.

There's Davos, which has always been, there's always been more

of an entertainment side to Davos, and I think people realize, I mean, they all come together,

they all agree with each other, they all have done up to now, they all talk about what a wonderful

thing, globalization is, they have all their working parties in which they advance their

plans for globalization.

But then basically the same group of people meet a few weeks later in Munich and then they talk security.

And that's where the more kinetic aspect of their plans tends to come.

And of course, there's been two extraordinary Munich security conferences over the last few years.

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