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Slack.com slash DHQ. Henry, you've read the news. We've all read the news. Germany's

given permission for its tanks to be sent to Ukraine. These are offensive weapons. France

is entertaining its main battle tank to Ukraine, offensive weapon. The US is now announced

it will be sending its main battle tank, offensive weapon to Ukraine. Along with the tank

battalion or tank division comes a lot of support, including air support, including fuel,

logistics, everything. It moves correctly. But it's not about defense. It's not about

the battle they're done, exchanging fire with long range of artillery pieces. This is

about taking territory. You also bring to my attention that there are reports. None of

this can be confirmed. It's a war. There are reports that the Russians are digging in

in Crimea, understanding that one suggestion in NATO, in the West, in America is that you

can, can drive the Russians to defeat if it attacks Crimea. Therefore, Henry, we come

to this. Not a defense of war zone, but an offensive war zone. Has the worst case scenario

just got more dangerous? I don't know. I mean, the distinctions between

offense and defense, we can see things move. They're moving forward to that's offense.

Many of the correlation of forces associated with all these propositions are similar. What

we're seeing, though, is, and we literally are seeing, there's a lot of trench construction.

That suggests that things could last a long, long time. I suspect that the authorities

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