BIDEN and Zelenskyy are Putting Together a TEN YEAR Package of Weapons -n- Cash for Ukraine.

Monday, April 29, 2024

THIS IS PRETTY INCREDIBLE, FOR SEVERAL REASONS...

In a statement issued on Sunday, Zelensky noted he had spoken to House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) thanking “him and all the congressmen for their support”, and for voting to send Ukraine $61 billion of a $95 billion foreign aid package.

Zelensky added that during his conversation with Jeffries, he had “emphasized the need for Patriot systems.”

On Friday, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin revealed that the U.S. would be sending Ukraine more Patriot systems as part of an additional $6 billion foreign aid package.

“Also, our teams, Ukraine and the United States, are currently working on a bilateral security agreement, and we are already working on a specific text. Our goal is to make this agreement the strongest of all. We are discussing the specific foundations of our security and cooperation,” Zelensky said.

“We are also working on fixing specific levels of support for this year, and FOR THE NEXT TEN YEARS, including armed support, financial, political, and joint arms production.

The agreement should be truly exemplary and reflect the strength of American leadership. I am grateful to both our team and the team of the American side for the progress in drafting the agreement.”

www.breitbart.com...

Why does President Volodymyr Zelenskyy think he's going to need so much assistance for the next TEN YEARS? Can an agreement be written in such a way to keep the arms and cash flowing from our pockets to Ukraine for that long, regardless of which political party controls the White House and/or Congress over the next 10 years?

-WeMustCare

They will try to milk us for everything , the sad part is the traitors in congress putting Ukraine border over ours. This is one of the many reasons I want Trump back in.

If Biden gets another four years you better believe that we’ll be paying to rebuild Ukraine too.

a reply to: WeMustCare

Now that Sam Bankman-Fried is in jail and his 300 shell companies are belly up, the con artist Democrats need another easy money laundering scheme.

Ukraine is the perfect place, nobody will ever see or know where the money actually goes.

originally posted by: Enduro
They will try to milk us for everything , the sad part is the traitors in congress putting Ukraine border over ours. This is one of the many reasons I want Trump back in.

If Biden gets another four years you better believe that we’ll be paying to rebuild Ukraine too.

Disgusting isn't it? PUTIN can beat America by "forcing" us to send all our resources to Ukraine. Traitor Joe has already drained our strategic petroleum reserves dry.

AND...We're setting the stage for rebuilding the GAZA area (or whatever its officially called), because Joe Biden has ordered construction of a port for supply ships to dock.

This November can't come fast enough!

originally posted by: RazorV66
a reply to: WeMustCare

Now that Sam Bankman-Fried is in jail and his 300 shell companies are belly up, the con artist Democrats need another easy money laundering scheme.

Ukraine is the perfect place, nobody will ever see or know where the money actually goes.

This is very telling.. In 2022, DEMOCRATS rejected/killed an effort to make sure aid being sent to Ukraine was being used properly..as designated.

CORRUPTION HATES SUNLIGHT!: mil.in.ua...
😡

a reply to: WeMustCare

Before the most recent aid package that was passed by Congress about a week ago, the US had provided about 75 Billion $ to Ukraine over the previous two years. The US economy is about 25 Trillion $ per year. That's about 0.3% of our GDP per year.

The EU countries have supplied a similar amount to the US out of an economy similar in size.

Meanwhile, Russia has spent an estimated 211 Billion $ equivalent on the Ukraine war. Their economy is a little bit less than 1/10 the size of the US economy.

On a relative scale, Russia has spent about 40 times as much per capita as the Western Alliance. What makes you think we are in trouble, economically?

The price of fuel and food?

The crappy wages and exploitive behaviour of your bosses and their bosses.

a reply to: Boomer1947

originally posted by: Boomer1947
a reply to: WeMustCare

Before the most recent aid package that was passed by Congress about a week ago, the US had provided about 75 Billion $ to Ukraine over the previous two years. The US economy is about 25 Trillion $ per year. That's about 0.3% of our GDP per year.

The EU countries have supplied a similar amount to the US out of an economy similar in size.

Meanwhile, Russia has spent an estimated 211 Billion $ equivalent on the Ukraine war. Their economy is a little bit less than 1/10 the size of the US economy.

On a relative scale, Russia has spent about 40 times as much per capita as the Western Alliance. What makes you think we are in trouble, economically?

I am sick of my tax money being pissed away.

That $75 billion could have been spent more productively on this country.

Blackrock sewn up the rebuilding back better contract ar the onset and probably before the operations in Ukraine.

Big money in war.

a reply to: Boomer1947

Because math is hard. Like really really difficult.

It's easier to listen to loud mouths who are 'winning' popularity contests who go on about Europe not paying their fair share.

a reply to: RazorV66

I am sick of my tax money being pissed away.

Fundamental misconception: it's not your money. It belongs to the government and you don't have any say in how it is spent. If you don't like their financial policies, vote them out at the next election.

Democracy, you know. That thing you hate, but are too dependent on to emigrate. People like you won't last ten minutes in an authoritarian society.

a reply to: Boomer1947

How many generations of humans will have to eat bugs and convert to expensive unreliable energy to offset the environmental impact of just one year of the endless US war machine? How does that figure into the sustainability plans of fantasy land?

All these implements of war, the millions of tons of toxic wastes required to make them, and the toxic wastes they leave behind, seem to never figure in to the doomporn about who needs to reduce their footprint in order to save the planet.

I remember when the Democrats wanted to save civilians from being bombed.

Now they tell us how much money we save by bombing them.

Total hypocrisy has been vertically integrated into your political ideology.

originally posted by: Astyanax
a reply to: RazorV66

I am sick of my tax money being pissed away.

People like you won't last ten minutes in an authoritarian society.

It’s been over 3 years.
You’re just as right as you were about the clot shots.

a reply to: Astyanax

People like you won't last ten minutes in an authoritarian society.

Fundamental misconception.

I’ll last many, many times longer than the weak and fragile cucks that support this sh!t storm from the dumpster fire Biden administration.

Voting against the Democrats didn’t do any good last election, they F’ing cheated to win.

originally posted by: Astyanax
a reply to: RazorV66

I am sick of my tax money being pissed away.

Fundamental misconception: it's not your money. It belongs to the government and you don't have any say in how it is spent. If you don't like their financial policies, vote them out at the next election.

Democracy, you know. That thing you hate, but are too dependent on to emigrate. People like you won't last ten minutes in an authoritarian society.

why would anyone want to live in a sh!thole?

originally posted by: Boomer1947
a reply to: WeMustCare

Before the most recent aid package that was passed by Congress about a week ago, the US had provided about 75 Billion $ to Ukraine over the previous two years. The US economy is about 25 Trillion $ per year. That's about 0.3% of our GDP per year.

Funny, when leftists wanna argue that we spend too much on our military, they avoid our GDP like the plague.

Now that the agenda is to make the money we're sending to Ukraine look reasonable, they've suddenly discovered GDP.

The coverups we all have been suspecting are 1000x worse than we thought. Something big is behind this. Something so big, nobody will ever believe what it is when it gets exposed. ☠️

originally posted by: Boomer1947
a reply to: WeMustCare

Before the most recent aid package that was passed by Congress about a week ago, the US had provided about 75 Billion $ to Ukraine over the previous two years. The US economy is about 25 Trillion $ per year. That's about 0.3% of our GDP per year.

The EU countries have supplied a similar amount to the US out of an economy similar in size.

Meanwhile, Russia has spent an estimated 211 Billion $ equivalent on the Ukraine war. Their economy is a little bit less than 1/10 the size of the US economy.

On a relative scale, Russia has spent about 40 times as much per capita as the Western Alliance. What makes you think we are in trouble, economically?

My God. We are in bigger trouble than we thought. 🤡🤡

originally posted by: Boomer1947
a reply to: WeMustCare

Before the most recent aid package that was passed by Congress about a week ago, the US had provided about 75 Billion $ to Ukraine over the previous two years. The US economy is about 25 Trillion $ per year. That's about 0.3% of our GDP per year.

On a relative scale, Russia has spent about 40 times as much per capita as the Western Alliance. What makes you think we are in trouble, economically?

I didn't say we were in trouble economically. We are in trouble because of the imbecile in the White House.

The imbecile who is planning to help Ukraine with Cash, Weapons, etc., for 10 years.

The imbecile who thinks its OK for people to come from Mexico into America without being vetted.

We are in trouble because imbecile Joe Biden was cheated into the White House in 2020.

This imbecile SOB must be replaced by Donald Trump ASAP. 😡

National politics aside I can support providing means to fight back for any democratic country without those against a totalitarian regime that wants to conquer said country. But there should be a realistic end game on the table, not just an endless war. In this case Ukraine should actively try to negotiate a peace deal.