All right, Alexander. Let's talk about the meeting in London. The Coalition of the Willing has been formed, Alexander. Interesting name that Stammer chose, the Coalition of the Willing. It was a war summit. It was not a peace summit. It was a war summit. It's basically the Europeans

saying that they want the war to continue, but they do not know how they will pull it off

without the United States. That's pretty much what the summit was about. And so the plan is

that they're going to present another plan to the Trump administration,

at least Macron and Stamer.

Other countries that participated are not so hot on the idea of escalating with Russia,

even though they talk a big game, for example, Poland.

They are saying that they're not going to contribute troops to the plans of Stammer.

But all in all, I think you have a very muddled and confused picture coming out of London

from this meeting of European leaders, of which the Baltic nations were not invited.

You have Stammer talking about boots on the ground and

fighter jets in the air and ships in the sea and stuff like this. You have Macron talking about

hundreds and hundreds of billions of euros being dedicated to Project Ukraine, putting another

plan together to present to Trump.

You have Ursula talking about military spending and turning Ukraine into a porcupine, a defensive

porcupine.

And then you have other countries who are just not so into this.

I would say Poland. And perhaps you could say Germany is not

so hot on the idea of sending troops into Ukraine. Though they all want to escalate with Russia.

They all want to go to war with Russia. They all want to destroy Russia. They just want the United

States to do it. And they don't quite know how to convince the United States to fight Russia

in Ukraine. Anyway, your thoughts on the meeting in London. I think that's exactly right. I have to say,

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