All right, Alexander, let's talk about the Swiss Peace Conference.

And let's discuss this debacle, because that's what it was.

A complete disaster.

Not even Kamala stayed.

Not even Kamala decided to stay.

She gave her speech and she left. She was God.

Olaf Schultz bolted. He was God. What a, what a disaster. What a complete disaster.

What are your thoughts on this Swiss conference? We do have a communique. We have some countries that have signed up to this very watered down communique we have a lot

of other countries which just didn't even bother signing the thing it was it was an embarrassment

and ukraine would have been better off the collective west would have been better off

not doing this thing that's my opinion they should

have avoided this thing but they went through with it anyway what are your thoughts on the swiss peace

conference i i entirely agree with your last point what this conference has actually done

is that it's proved the extent to which support over the Ukraine issue

has drained away from the West. Now, compare what happened in the first weeks of the Russian

advance into Ukraine back in February, March 22. We had a vote, but at the UN General Assembly, I think it was

something like 150 states voted to demand the unconditional, immediate withdrawal of Russian troops

from the territory of Ukraine. It was a Western-backed resolution. Of course,

some important countries abstain, like China and India, for example, but nonetheless,

it did signal widespread shock and disapproval of what the Russians had done. Well, they now decided, you know, two and a half

years later, to have this conference. And they never completely explained what its actual

purpose was supposed to be. Initially, it looked like it was going to be a peace formula.

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