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Funny article.

It states that no one knows what is in the speech.

Then it goes on for paragraphs telling you stuff about stuff that might—but probably won’t be in the speech.

We have to wait a couple hours…and we will all know. So sit back and relax.

Nobody will recognize the votes as valid. Those votes are like house squatters voting to keep your house.

Attacking occupiers in those areas after the vote will be no different than attacking those areas before the vote.

Putin is even less likely to start a war with NATO than he was when this started.

He's weaker, his economy is in shambles.
Most of the tanks he sent to Ukraine have been destroyed or captured.
The Moskov sits at the bottom of the Black Sea along with several other ships.
The Russian Black Sea fleet is in hiding.
Russia can't operate anti-aircraft systems because the HARMS missles take them out when they turn them on.
Russia can't fly it's aircraft too close to the front because they get shot down.
20,000 Russian troops are trapped in the Kherson region with no way to retreat unless they leave their equipment behind and swim. And Ukraine is tightening the noose slowly but surely.
In the East, Russian troops are outnumbered 8 to 1. They are out equipped.
And there are reports of Russians fighting Russians and Russians fighting the Wagner group.
They can't get chips for advanced weaponry. And they can't get ball bearings to repair their tanks.
They cut off oil and gas to Europe, but Europe is already way ahead of last years storage for winter.
More and more Russian troops are seeing the wisdom of surrendering than die for Putin.
And people continue to flee Russia while they can.
Ukraine has already made attacks inside of Crimea. And Russia didn't do anything except bomb some more civilian residences and threaten to blow up nuclear plants.
There continues to be a risk that Russia does something to anger NATO and start a real war. Ukraine will be the least of their concerns if that happens.