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Well... guess it's my luck to be married to a brainy Brit scholar.  I've basically got a walking, talking library on legs!  Hit the jackpot of brain-picking privileges!  

Sure, of course.  Shoot your thoughts, and we'll discuss, just for fun.  Jay's got this awesome knack for critical thinking.  We can have some fun dissecting Trump's plan to end the Ukraine nightmare.

Yes, absolutely, and she is right.  One thing the anti-Trump peeps fail to admit, and they never will admit it, is that there was no war, and no threats while Trump was in office.  The only threats that existed were from the democratic politicians themselves and the biased msm.  It doesn't matter how he did it, but he did, and we had peace!  

Oh, I didn't know he was a British scholar. He wasn't the same gentleman at Catalina Island, right? For privacy considerations, you could avoid answering, it's understandable. Congrats on your marriage. 

Ok, I'll shoot my thoughts first. 

I'm speculating that Mr. Trump might use his executive power as president by ceasing or decreasing the military, ammunition, and economic aid to Ukraine; reducing international sanctions that are throttling the Russian economy; allowing Ukraine to join NATO; Russia keeps 1/2 of Crimea which has the naval base at Sevastopol; Ukraine should be guaranteed water supplies to Crimea and the other half which has the world's exchange of food chain. The main point to stress here is whether it is acceptable for the agreements that precipitated peace from all parties or not.