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It’s time for adult supervision of course, but with Biden and Harris that option is null and void. The European “leaders” are hardly any better.

As morally odious as Putin’s conduct may seem, this conflict needs to end and it won’t end entirely on Ukraine’s terms, so instead of enabling Zelensky to hang on for months and months, we need to lean on him and say, take a deal and prepare to lose a bit of ground. It doesn’t mean forever. The situation may resolve itself in stages down the road.

At the same time I think Putin would take a reasonable deal, he won’t get everything he wants either.

Problem is, I don’t see anyone capable of taking this approach. The globalists seem to have calculated that they can destroy Putin’s regime and impose one more to their liking. This is not only crossing a line, it is very very unlikely to happen that way. It is just as possible that Putin would be replaced by somebody equally committed to the same general course of action.

I can understand why Zelensky is crying out with such crazy suggestions, he is in the middle of seeing his country being slowly destroyed. Ten million Ukrainians are now out of the country and hundreds of thousands have probably died. But we cannot allow this crazy idea of a nuclear solution to gain any traction. That just spreads the destruction to many other places on a much bigger scale and it does Ukraine no good at all, clouds of radioactivity blowing around in northeast winds at this time of year out of Russia and into Ukraine. He probably hasn’t thought that part through. Even if Ukraine were not incinerated as part of the nuclear war, it would see massive human casualties from the vast radioactive clouds coming from several different directions so any change of wind direction would not help them.