Aiden

Apparently, they could beat the German Nazis at the height of their power more than they could beat the fictional Nazis they created in Ukraine.

But...

but Russia has had like, if you put blue pieces or whatever for, for Russian pieces, we got black ones here.

Yeah.

Um, and you spread them out over like Syria and all of the, and Venezuela and, uh, these, these bases that they've had, these Iran, these are all places where Russia has invested money, weapons, investment, uh,

Training and every one of them like dominoes has been like weakening or falling as they've focused all of their energy on Ukraine.

They have not been able to supply the support that they used to provide.

Right.

Yeah, I mean, at the end of the day, like what actually hurts Russia is if the Venezuela oil is pumped and sold to anybody.

It doesn't matter.

It's like the whole point is like if the oil price is low, countries like Russia are screwed because they make all their money on a high oil price.

Right.

Yeah, the ability to just flood the market with oil, which again, this is like, this is a unique thing in history because until the shale boom and possibly this Venezuela thing, America was always a massive net importer.

They were always like at the mercy of essentially OPEC.

And so only in recent years has it been like they can kind of stand on their own.

100%.

So you can see, again, I think the big picture, I can see the argument, and that's why this is made.

I always have a problem with the chaos and the details and the...

Let's go to where it almost certainly will backfire.

And that's Greenland.