Well, howdy there internet people, it's bea again. So today we are going to talk about some

news coming out of Russia and the Russian leadership. And it certainly raised a lot of eyebrows and we're going to talk

about why that statement was said what it was intended to convey and why you should probably really understand the intent of it and

maybe not worry about it too much.

So, there's a guy, Katerov.

He's one of Putin's commanders to keep this simple. He's in charge of the Chechens.

And he made a very provocative statement and he did qualify it by saying it was his personal

desire, not like it was Russian policy, but the statement coming from somebody that high up, that closely

tied to Putin, it raised a lot of eyebrows.

He said that once Russia finishes in Ukraine, well, Poland's next.

It's basically what he said.

He said that they should do a referendum in Poland and

that he and his men can't wait to go there and all of this stuff. Okay, so the first thing

you need to know is that this guy is very boisterous historically.

It's the way he talks and he was the perfect person to deliver this message for propaganda purposes.

Let's run through what he's actually saying.

He's saying that, you know, as they approach the one-year anniversary of their three-day

special military operation, they're ready to pick a fight with another country,

even though like they're not even close to winning this one yet.

They're looking to start another one.

That doesn't make sense.

Even in this weird bizarre situation

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