All right, Alexander, let's talk about the 61 billion, which has been approved by the U.S. House for Project Ukraine.

No big surprise to anybody that watches this channel or has been following the Ukraine news.

But the interesting part about the celebrations from the house where they actually took out Ukraine flags and celebrated the approval of the $61 billion is that 24 hours after

the celebration of the $61 billion being approved to Project Ukraine,

we're starting to get a lot of stories from the collective West media talking about how the

61 billion is really not going to make a difference in the war.

And the 61 billion will probably buy Ukraine some time, but Ukraine needs a lot more weapons and

it's going to need a lot more help. So it seems like for 24 hours, everyone was talking,

talking about this big infusion of money and weapons into Ukraine and everyone was celebrating,

and this was exactly what Ukraine needed and what Ukraine had been waiting for. And then it seems like everyone came back

down to Earth. Absolutely. It's been not not the information, not the news that it's not going to win Ukraine the war,

that you and I have been talking about, you know, months, not just us.

I mean, others too, Daniel, Daniel Davis, Brandtel, others.

But, you know, we've been saying all of that.

But the narrative in the mainstream media

up to now has been completely different, that this, you know, infusion of aid is going to be

absolutely decisive, that the reason Ukraine has been thrown onto the defensive and has been

losing ground since October, since its own offensive failed, was defeated in October,

was because these bad Republicans were not authorising further aid for Ukraine,

that this is causing huge shortages of everything,

air defence missile interceptors, artillery shells. It was all the fault of

Speaker Johnson and the people in the House of Representatives with blocking aid. I read articles by

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