[Bruce Campbells Chin]

Again, you are taking this discussion beyond the very limited point I made in the first place, which was that Russia has not "crippled the EU", nor "brought the West to its knees.". You have repeatedly ducked that point in favor of arguing against other points that I never made in the first place.

Whether it is wise of us to support Ukraine at all is a different question, as is what the ultimate resolution of this war will be. I personally don't see that as a worthwhile discussion to have here. But if it is, that's for a different thread/topic.

[Robert DeLong]

You are so narrow minded on a topic that is much bigger than the focus you choose to apply to it.

It's only a matter of time before that statement is a reality. It is already having very grave repercussions. It's like saying the bullet didn't kill the person, because he is still alive, but death is eminent say the doctors.

The problem with people like you who grab statements that may have not played out fully to its conclusion, is that you fail to see, mortal damage has been inflicted. The doctors are declaring little to do to save the patient, and that it is up to the Lord to provide a miracle.

Is that what you believe will transpire here, a miracle? It that is the case, we do not need to intervene. We just need to praise the Lord for the work he did afterwards.

[Robert DeLong]

Not a holiday in Europe today. German stocks smacked, down almost 3%, and the winter Energy crisis looms.

Escalating an irrelevant regional struggle in Ukraine…not such a great idea! Escalating both sides of a war, even worse idea.

Learn from Europe’s errors, America!

It just keeps getting worse, and that will equate to lots of suffering for Europeans.

Meanwhile, back in the U.S.:

The WSJ just wakes up to the news that America endured a systemic crisis of confidence.

If you’ve watched Bannon and Cortes on War Room, you’ve been on this trend all year…