Just as long as American taxpayer’s money doesn’t go to help American taxpayers, it’s all good with the Biden Administration.
(Kool and the Gang "Celebration" begins playing)
It is so crazy!! We need to stop this stupidity, if possible. I expect there’s lots of kickbacks for the politicians.
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The profiteers of disaster are already on site working their graft. (The Clinton Foundation)
The war is over. The tanks are to patrol the streets of Kiev by the police. The investors need safety and protection.
Damn!
I HATE our perverse government!!!
My G_d strike them down!
Let’s send all the Democrats to Ukraine.
Let me guess, an advertisement for the designer knitwear company will show a tranny Ukrainian wearing a pink stocking hat, while brandishing a firearm & waving both the Ukrainian and American flags.
Enough about the Ukraine joining NATO.
When are they going to ask to be admitted as the 51st state in the American Union?
After Pleading for Another $24 Billion from America, Zelensky Wines & Dines with the World’s Richest Elites
The funnyman-turned-president has asked for no less than 46 aid packages from Americans to fund a proxy war that nobody has voted for.
So, when Zelensky showed up in Washington D.C. (only to be turned away for his request to address a Joint Session of Congress) and gave a speech at the United Nations General Assembly, where he predictably implored the world to give him “mo’ money,” it would seem only fitting that he would later dine with the world’s richest elites.
The New York Post reported that Zelensky brushed off his trademark army green fatigues and then joined a bourgeois soiree arranged by the megabankers at J.P. Morgan.
The billionaire boys in attendance? Mike Bloomberg, worth an estimated $96 billion; Ken Griffin of the Citadel investment empire, worth around $35 billion; Eric Schmidt, the former CEO of Google, worth $20 billion; Robert Kraft, owner of the New England Patriots, worth $11 billion; JonaÂthan Gray, the president of private equity powerhouse Blackstone, worth around $7 billion; Barry Sternlicht, of Starwood Capital; worth about $4 billion; Bill Ackman, the high-profile hedge fund operator, worth nearly $3.6 billion
Also in attendance, the Post was told, was a representative from BlackRock and Henry Kissinger himself.
Ukrainian president needs to show the world what all that money is buying. Because it sure isn’t peace, which he has ruled out from the onset.
The Russia-Ukraine war has stalemated for nearly a year and risks dragging the world unwillingly into a catastrophic World War III.
Nobody in Congress voted for the U.S.’ participation in a war. Ukraine is not even a historic U.S. ally.