Where would 300,000 troops come from? Would that be in NATO? I mean, it's hard to think of.

Yeah, it would have to come from, you know, they call it the coalition of the willing, but I think it needs to be the coalition of the doing.

The only countries with, you know, Britain only has 70,000 people in its entire army, right? So it's not coming from the UK, but France, Germany, and Poland are really the countries that would have to staff this, and maybe some from other frontline countries in the Nordics as well.

Because, John, think about the implications of what happens when Ukraine falls.

First of all, there'll be another flood of refugees trying to escape the pogroms that Russia will carry out in Ukraine.

Secondly, the areas that Russia occupies, including the rest of Donbass, will be absorbed formally into the Russian Federation.

And then what's left of Ukraine will become a rump state somewhere in between what Belarus is and what Georgia is.

Is that where, do you think that's something that's going to, well, it's probably not going to occur under the current administration, but do you see the technology and the expertise and the innovation that you're pulling together in Ukraine as being essentially acquired by the U.S. or by other countries? Yeah.