If we're not going to get peace, go get them.

So what is an electric carmaker and space entrepreneur and serial father supposed to do in his copious free time?

Well, how about bring peace to Europe?

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Anyway, gentlemen, Elon Musk has a plan for peace in Europe.

And as these things are done these days, he put it on Twitter.

And I'm just going to read you the Elon Musk peace proposal for Ukraine and Russia.

It's only four points.

He calls it the Ukraine-Russia peace.

Redue elections of the next regions under UN supervision.

Russia leaves, if that is the will of the people.

Crimea, formerly part of Russia, as it has been since 1783 until Khrushchev's mistake.

You can look that up later if you need to.

Water supply to Crimea assured. That seems like an important point. And Ukraine remains neutral. In other words,

doesn't become a part of NATO. And that's it. Those are all four points. It seems pretty

simple. Scott, there's just one little problem. Well, two little problems. The first was the Ukraine response, their official response, involved an F-bomb or two. They want their whole country back, and that includes Crimea as they see it. And the other problem is Vladimir Putin, who has pretty much invested his entire regime on this war and

keeping these illegally annexed territories in Ukraine's east. And Scott, I hate to break this to you,

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