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Why the hell is all this money going to other countries?

Victoria Nuland of the US State Department is caught on a youtube video giving a speech where she brags that the US has spent $5 billion on helping Ukraine reach its "European aspirations".

The global financiers of the world (headquartered in the UK/US and Europe) want every nation to not just do business with them, but to submit to globalist legal authority.

To illustrate:

The country of Greece is a member of the EU. It recently could not afford to make payment on it's government bonds (borrowings), that are issued through the international banking syndicate.

The EU then proceeded to DICTATE to Greece what kind of "austerity" programs it would need to institute domestically to cut domestic government spending, so it would have more tax money with which to pay it's government debt with interest back to it's bondholders. All the nice government spending on the sheeple, all those government "programs", had to be cut.

The Greek sheeple are, therefore, tax/debt slaves.

This is why international bankers want nations to join international governmental bodies that supersede their own elected national government. The elected national government can't politically be that harsh on its citizens, or they will unelect them.

In the case of the EU, it has over two dozen member countries. So the EU can dish out harshness to individual member countries, since any individual country - especially the small ones - don't have significant influence over the entire EU.

Bond issuers must pay back principal and interest; if they default, the banking syndicate who floats their bonds (underwrites the sale and sells them into the marketplace) won't be able to make much of a market for them. Goverment bonds are quite a desireable investment, because governments can collect taxes at the point of a gun. Thus, there is a revenue stream from which to repay the bond. The trouble is with small corrupt countries where the politicians opt to default on their bonds. International bankers tend to want to depose such political leaders and replace them with those who will do whatever it takes to pay off their government bonds.

The globalist elite financiers are "men without country" in truth; though they may be citizens of this country or that, their loyalty is to their own wealth and power, which spans national borders.

They in essence rule over the UK, US and Europe, since they have so much control over politicians, news, capital markets, education, etc. Any time they want, they can stir up the US to send its military into a war. The nice part is, it's not all their money that's being used. Controlling government means they get to use "other people's money", taxpayer dollars in this case, to achieve their private goals.

This is why the US government spends billions "spreading democracy" around the world.