e a deal with Russia?

The way to not make a deal is to limit the conversation to Ukraine only stuff. We should be saying to Russia, how about never having offensive forces anywhere near the border with another country? Just no offensive forces. And the moment you put any offensive capability we're going to change everything. But as long as you don't have any invasion-looking forces on the border we won't make anybody else NATO, for example. Let's say as long as Russia never puts an offensive force on anybody else's border that NATO will not take in any new countries because that's provocative and won't put offensive military stuff on their border as well.

Do you think we can't make a deal? And then you add economic incentives and you say look, not only would we drop the sanctions but maybe we can help you build some other industry. Operation Gladio. I don't know what that is but somebody paid 20 bucks to ask me to explain the thing I never heard of but thank you for the 20 of which YouTube gets a third and then I pay half of it in taxes.

Oh, give us a sign you're really the one in charge of the globalist movement by making Klaus Schwab do something recognizably significant next time he's on TV. Challenge accepted. The next time you see Klaus Schwab watch him touch his nose when he's talking. Right now if you see him touch his nose that's his signal that I control him. Okay, so there you go. You'll probably be seeing that.

Any chance Putin is the good guy? Nope, I don't think so. But let me put some context on that. I think this is a case of two bad guys. The bad guys being Ukraine and the United States being basically, and Putin being evil. So if you're rooting for the not quite as evil I guess that makes sense. I me