But is there even such a thing as a good war? There are those who say that, that World War Two is become this myth of heroism and valor and, and virtue and a part of the acts be the Allied powers against the forces of evil have the Axis powers. It given what happened given Nazi ism, it's a lot like it was a lot less ambiguous than Vietnam, Afghanistan or Iraq. But still. It's it's hard for us as Americans, protected to the West in the east by oceans, having just about the best neighbor to the north we could ever want to have and a lot of peace to the south. We're so insulated. That who, who among us can really speak from really knowing what's what's going on over there. We have to rely on news reports, we have to rely on journalists. And even then, because of the fog of war, it's very, it's very hard to know what's happening there. We see this, this, this absolutely. Criminal, evil bombing of civilians in Ukraine. Now, most recently, a hospital. This really indiscriminate savaging of people there. And I don't know anyone who would claim that, that Putin has any kind of moral claim in doing that. Now, I feel obliged to point out that in in just about any conflict, probably any conflict, let's just say in any conflict. There's some degree of responsibility on both sides, maybe 90%. On one side, but some on the other. And what what some historians have been saying is, it was a terrible mistake for a NATO to expand after the fall of the Iron Curtain. That mistake in just in this sense, that it created the sense of a great threat to this. This tyrant, Putin that there were things that that we did that NATO did that now looking back on it, they're very informed historians who say, who even said at the time, don't do this George Kennan, the Great, the great Russian expert, he said do not expand NATO or you will regret it. Well, I don't have the expertise. I don't know who does to, to say one way or another, but it was a factor. It was a factor in Putin feeling cornered, feeling threatened, of course what what would not leave him feeling threatened. He does seem to have traits of paranoia But NATO for NATO forces, you could say really, it to some degree provoked this