Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk

about a new talking point when it comes to Ukraine.

I'm seeing it surface. A lot of it is clearly inorganic. It's a script and some of them include

the same typos.

But the general idea that's being pushed is that the West by providing assistance to Ukraine

is just prolonging the inevitable.

That if the West stopped providing Ukraine with assistance, then Russia would just roll right in and the war would be over

and therefore it's best for peace and it would save lives.

Okay, first I'm not actually sure that's true. I don't know that if the West stopped

assisting that Russia would make any significant gains, to be honest.

But let's say they do.

Let's say, let's follow this little train, let's say the West stops providing assistance,

and Russia is capable of at that point actually winning the conflict.

Congratulations. They have now made it to the hard part.

Something I have repeatedly said throughout this 300-something days of this three-day

excursion is that Russia hasn't gotten to the hard part yet.

The occupation.

That's the difficult part.

If the West stops supplying assistance.

and Russia takes over the country.

That's when the resistance starts, the unconventional stuff,

the dirty stuff. Russia won't be able to subdue it.

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