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The Financial Times a headline in these last hours,

the Prime Minister of Finland, newly part of the NATO Alliance,

is recommending less belligerent talk and more

rearming. Rearming for what? I welcome Anatole

leaving of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, who was very familiar with the European

presentation of its role in the Ukraine war and in NATO.

At the same time in the United States there is no movement whatsoever with the request by the Biden administration to continue to arm Ukraine.

The House of Representatives has not moved, it's back from vacation, and there's no

information now when and if there will be a vote about the arms package that is said to be desperately needed in the front lines in Ukraine.

Ammunition equipment, sustenance for the economy of Ukraine, what's left of it,

all of that is frozen in the US so therefore watching

Europe and how it prepares for the next phase of the war and at all a very good

evening to you thank you very much for this.

The finished remark is one of a cavalcade of remarks by leaders in NATO and in the EU these

last days.

Joseph Burrell, for example, the foreign minister of the EU speaking within these last days. Yossa Burrell, for example, the foreign minister of the EU speaking within these last days, made it very

clear that he believes there's a looming war in Europe. He uses the metaphor of a ring of fire that Europe must re-arm must come up to the scale that Russia is producing in its all war economy now. Do you measure these words in Europe are going to move the

collective decision makers any more than the collective decision makers are not

moving in Washington.

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