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

Ukraine and Russia and a message that the Department of Defense just sent to Russia and I mean the U.S. Department of Defense

because they named it. They gave it a name. Up until this point, the U.S. effort to assist, train, and arm Ukrainian defenses has been done piecemeal. A little bit here, a little bit there, no centralized

structure. DoD has decided to give it an operation name. We don't know what the name's going to be yet

for the purposes of this video.

We will call it Operation Ukrainian Shield,

which hope it doesn't turn into Ukrainian Storm. So what does this mean? Step one, there will be a one to

three-star general who is given command and that person will set up command and

control and a logistical network to make things happen. Up until now

everything's been done in a haphazard civilian manner.

Now it will be done in a haphazardly structured military manner,

all right? structured military manner. People involved in it, they'll be eligible for

like ribbons and stuff like that. But here's the important part.

Why don't ranchers name their livestock?

It's harder to do something when something has a name, right?

Same is true of military operations.

Once that structure is in place, it is in place,

and it will continue to function until that situation resolves itself.

The message that was sent to Moscow is that you're not going to be able to just slow roll this.

If you want Ukraine, you're going to have to fight for it.

Because at that international poker table where everybody's

cheating you know Ukraine and Russia they're sitting at the table the United States

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