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I watched all of 1. at comment #5. It was a clever, interesting, and informative play on the movie “Four Funerals and a Wedding.” Can you guess who died for the funerals and who gets married for the wedding? Then I decided to read a lot of the comments. Below is a rather interesting one that highlights the potential development of Poland as a significant power in Europe. i believe Poland has already ordered 500 new Abrams tanks from the US as well as other serious hardware. Not mentioned in this comment is the idea of what kind of power a winning Ukraine plus Poland could be if they forgive old conflicts and unite their enhanced powers for good. If they can help Moldova kick the Russians out of Transnistria, they might even add Moldova as icing on the cake.

“I‘d like to see an episode devoted to the many layers of the Polish Ukraine policy - from their use of the conflict to modernize their Armed Forces by squeezing every penny from the European Peace Facility and using Ukraine and its EU/US money to win them as paying, first-ever customer for Polish domestic systems like AHS Krab or the Rosomak IFV to using the temporary goodwill for Poland to inform foreign governments about something called WW2 and their very convincing reasons why Germany owes Poland about €1.3 trillion in belated reparations. And their aspiration to become the leader of Eastern European EU member states, etc…”