This is live from Lunditian. I'm Gaius. Germanicus is here. We're observing the Thames. It's unusually grim tonight. The winds up. And the boatmen who cross the Thames routinely are sitting on their hands tonight. It's too rough out

there. You'd have to really be running from someone with a bigger sword than you've got to risk

attempts tonight. So we're a little chilly here. We've asked the Centurians to turn the fire up,

and we have a lot to do.

We're not going to be able to accomplish it all tonight.

It's 28 points.

You know, we have our limits.

However, we're going to do what we can with 28-point plan to end the Ukrainian disruption.

The Kremlin is prevailing.

The Keefe is disappearing.

The emperor in Washington has given his ruling.

It must happen.

Europe, our allies, are going along saying, well, just here, adjust there, we'll go along with it.

But there's more than just success.

There's the deep irony of how things are done in the 20th century and now the 21st.

Germanicus, 28 points.

Let me see, that's 2 times 14, 28 points. Let me see.

That's two times 14, I believe.

My math isn't what it could be.

Well, Woodrow Wilson said a precedent that all peace plans have to be multiples of seven.

So here we are with,

it's twice as long as Wilson's 14 points.

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