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

Ukraine and NATO and paths, statements. But most importantly, we're going to talk about a new program, a

center that is being put together.

Okay, so NATO got together recently

and they generated a bunch of headlines

but the biggest development isn't what's catching the press because it

didn't have a good sound bite I guess but we'll go over all of it okay the first

part the thing that is getting the most ink, is NATO saying

that Ukraine is on a quote irreversible path to NATO membership. That would not occur until after the war was over.

Another thing that is catching a lot of press is NATO calling China an enabler of the war

because of their support of Russia. I mean yeah those are both statements and I get it but realistically none of that is a

surprise or a change to the status quo. What is a big change is NATO putting something together that I believe

they're calling the NATO Security Assistance Ukraine, InSATU, I think is going to be the acronym.

It is to, at this point in time, they're saying supplement the defense contact group

which that's the group that was working to make sure that Ukraine had what it

needed. The new NATO center, as I understand it, will

be based in Germany and be led by an American three-star. They will help with training and my

understanding is that some of that training of Ukrainian troops will occur

in allied countries. They will help with maintenance and repair of equipment. They will

streamline delivery of aid and assist with logistics.

Okay, so why is this happening?

They're trying to Trump proof it.

...