All right, Alexander, let's do a military update as to what is happening in Ukraine.

But before we get to the situation on the front lines, let's talk a bit about Czech Republic

President Pavel and his artillery shells scheme, and that's what it was a scheme.

We talked about this in a video two months ago, and you noted that this scheme will fail.

I believe it was 800,000 shells that he wanted to purchase on the open market, on the black market.

And you made the prediction that these shells would be overpriced, of course.

And a lot of them would be duds.

They would be faulty.

They would be ineffective.

They would have problems.

They wouldn't be of good quality.

In the Financial Times, the other day, admitted as much that the shells that

Pavel was procuring. A lot of them are faulty and just useless, specifically the ones that

he got from Africa and Asia. Completely predictable. But let's discuss this scheme and then get to the front lines.

Completely predictable and completely predicted. It's exactly what we said would happen.

All you have to do is go back and watch some of our programs, the programs that we made,

the programs each of us made on our respective channels at the time when this scheme

was first proposed. We were said that, you know, when you go to this kind of market, the international

arms market, with all the same, with infinite amounts of money, because this is what it amounts,

we come along with billions and billions and

billions of euros and say, I need to buy shells and I have to have these shells. They're really,

really very important. You'll find all kinds of people who come along and will say to you,

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