All right, Alexander. Let's talk about Macron and this crazy stuff. I don't know another

word to describe it. The crazy stuff that he's been saying over the last week from putting

troops in Ukraine, French troops and NATO troops in order to engage the Russian military,

to statements about no red lines, no limitations in support of Ukraine in order to fight Russia.

And just comments which indicate that Macron, at least on the surface, indicate that

Macron wants to escalate. I believe the other day, he also told a group of political leaders

in a meeting that he held, that if Russia advances towards Kiev or Dessa,

then France will get involved in the conflict with Russia.

I mean, he's with each statement that he's making, it seems like he's getting closer and closer to declaring some sort of war with Russia.

I mean, he's getting very close to that line.

I'm not saying he's reached it, but he is getting close to that line of saying we are as France, we are at war

with Russia.

Now, discuss this, discuss Macron's statement, but I think it's important if you can flush out

whether Macron is being serious here.

Does he really mean that France should engage with Russia?

Or is this some sort of other agenda that Macron has in mind, scaring the European citizens,

trying to build an EU army, trying to get funding and budget for an EU army or some globalist

project that he has in mind. And he needs this type of rhetoric and escalation in order to

accomplish these other goals that he's looking to implement. So what's going on here?

Well, the first thing to say is that, I mean, you said that this is crazy, and you don't need to apologize for using that word because it is all over the French media.

The French media, even those parts of the French media that are sympathetic to Macron or have

been, you know, newspapers like Le Poin, for example, are all going out saying this is

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