All right, Alexander, let's talk about the military situation in Ukraine because it is the military

situation that is driving all of the diplomacy, if you want to call it diplomacy, the

negotiations, if you want to call it negotiations, the panic out of the collective west,

the deep state, the neocans, the Europeans. It is everything that is happening on the

front lines that is causing all of this reaction and this chaos and this frantic push to try and get

some sort of a deal between Ukraine and Russia, the United States, and Russia. So the situation

on the front line is going, is, is going from bad

to worse with each passing day. Even Driscoll, uh, the U.S. Army secretary is acknowledging the

fact that Ukraine cannot win, that there will be an imminent defeat, his words, that's during

quote, an imminent defeat of Ukraine.

He also said that Russia outproduces, continues to outproduce the West, and he said that the

U.S. cannot provide the weapons that Ukraine is asking for in order to keep up with Russian military

production.

Very interesting statements from Driscoll, admissions from Driscoll.

Absolutely. And bear in mind, he's a Pentagon official. I mean, he is in the Pentagon.

He presumably gets all of the intelligence from the Defense Intelligence Agency and whoever.

And he's right. I mean, everything that he said was, is true. And we'll go

over the military situation shortly. But when Driscoll tried to explain this to the Europeans,

the European ambassadors and diplomats in Kiev, after he met with Zelensky in Yermak,

the Europeans were furious. They said, you know, they, they, they, in Kiev after he met with Zelensky in Yermak.

The Europeans were furious.

They said, you know, they, they, they just, perhaps one European official said, it was repugnant

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