Ukraine the bad guy?
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ZELENSKY PITCHING IMF FOR RECONSTRUCTION FUNDING (cough cough) FUNNELING.
Remember that we were predicting this in an earlier post? Oh yes here we go:
"For pity's sake there are TONS of these types of financial gangstas lined up BOTH for the $$$selling of weapons$$$, AND THEN THE $$$REBUILDING$$$ of the completely destroyed country. The right people are going to make a fortune. They always do. "
https://christianchat.com/threads/ukraine-the-bad-guy.209784/post-5057442
Remember that we were predicting this in an earlier post? Oh yes here we go:
"For pity's sake there are TONS of these types of financial gangstas lined up BOTH for the $$$selling of weapons$$$, AND THEN THE $$$REBUILDING$$$ of the completely destroyed country. The right people are going to make a fortune. They always do. "
https://christianchat.com/threads/ukraine-the-bad-guy.209784/post-5057442
In a world where corruption is rampant and alliances are fragile, the Ukrainian President Zelensky has been playing a dangerous game. He's been secretly buying fuel from Russia, the very country that Ukraine and the US are at war with. But that's not all - Zelensky and his inner circle have been skimming millions of American dollars meant for diesel fuel payments.
Experts estimate that last year alone, they embezzled around $400 million. And the corruption in Kiev is so rampant that it's being compared to the Afghan war. But there's more to this story than just greed and power.
Government ministries in Kiev are competing with each other to set up front companies for export contracts with private arms dealers around the world. And the kickbacks they receive are just the tip of the iceberg. There are suspicions that American officials are also involved, with companies in places like the Cayman Islands and Panama.
The CIA Director William Burns had had enough of Zelensky's greed and corruption, and he made his message loud and clear during a meeting in Kiev. Burns presented Zelensky with a list of thirty-five generals and senior officials whose corruption was known to the CIA and others in the American government. And when Zelensky did nothing but dismiss ten of the most ostentatious officials on the list, Burns knew he had to take matters into his own hands.
In a world where everyone has something to hide and no one can be trusted, who will come out on top? Watch as the stakes get higher and the risks get deadlier in this gripping crime thriller.
Experts estimate that last year alone, they embezzled around $400 million. And the corruption in Kiev is so rampant that it's being compared to the Afghan war. But there's more to this story than just greed and power.
Government ministries in Kiev are competing with each other to set up front companies for export contracts with private arms dealers around the world. And the kickbacks they receive are just the tip of the iceberg. There are suspicions that American officials are also involved, with companies in places like the Cayman Islands and Panama.
The CIA Director William Burns had had enough of Zelensky's greed and corruption, and he made his message loud and clear during a meeting in Kiev. Burns presented Zelensky with a list of thirty-five generals and senior officials whose corruption was known to the CIA and others in the American government. And when Zelensky did nothing but dismiss ten of the most ostentatious officials on the list, Burns knew he had to take matters into his own hands.
In a world where everyone has something to hide and no one can be trusted, who will come out on top? Watch as the stakes get higher and the risks get deadlier in this gripping crime thriller.
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It's some dude, and his opinion. Which is fine: I agree with him on some points.
1) I agree that we don't have super-reliable information on what is actually happening in Ukraine. That's a problem for me; because my government should not be aiming propaganda at me, and my fellow Americans; and using the war as an excuse to move money.
2) I also agree that Putin's real goals are indeterminable at present. We may never find out- and Putin's goals may shift as the conflict unfolds- That's true, too.
His idea that "the concept of de-militarization failed long ago"... I don't think so. I also disagree with his assessment on the Ukrainian civilian population's will (and ability) to fight Russia... and I DEFINITELY disagree with the idea that if a peace agreement materialize that it would undermined by an angry population; that's absurd. Now, sure, there will be some people that will hate Russia forever, or even try to take revenge, but for the most part that's not going to be the case.
"their actions have organized and galvanized the Ukrainian population"... you mean the part of the population that didn't outright defect to Russia? and the part that didn't decide to leave Ukraine and never return? That part? What he said was a huge overstatement.
I am actually far more concerned that in the case of a Russian victory, the Ukrainian people will wake up and realize they have been duped by western globalist trash into throwing away their lives and national livelihood. The only reason that the destruction that is unfolding now is happening is because we are keeping their government on life support. The idea that "Putin has only made them stronger" is absurd; Ukraine's military strength is entirely dependent on the US/NATO and would otherwise instantly be deflated. Putin is not fighting Ukraine anymore- he is fighting us. That is the de-facto reality. We have nice legal structures to hide that reality, but that doesn't change the reality.
1) I agree that we don't have super-reliable information on what is actually happening in Ukraine. That's a problem for me; because my government should not be aiming propaganda at me, and my fellow Americans; and using the war as an excuse to move money.
2) I also agree that Putin's real goals are indeterminable at present. We may never find out- and Putin's goals may shift as the conflict unfolds- That's true, too.
His idea that "the concept of de-militarization failed long ago"... I don't think so. I also disagree with his assessment on the Ukrainian civilian population's will (and ability) to fight Russia... and I DEFINITELY disagree with the idea that if a peace agreement materialize that it would undermined by an angry population; that's absurd. Now, sure, there will be some people that will hate Russia forever, or even try to take revenge, but for the most part that's not going to be the case.
"their actions have organized and galvanized the Ukrainian population"... you mean the part of the population that didn't outright defect to Russia? and the part that didn't decide to leave Ukraine and never return? That part? What he said was a huge overstatement.
I am actually far more concerned that in the case of a Russian victory, the Ukrainian people will wake up and realize they have been duped by western globalist trash into throwing away their lives and national livelihood. The only reason that the destruction that is unfolding now is happening is because we are keeping their government on life support. The idea that "Putin has only made them stronger" is absurd; Ukraine's military strength is entirely dependent on the US/NATO and would otherwise instantly be deflated. Putin is not fighting Ukraine anymore- he is fighting us. That is the de-facto reality. We have nice legal structures to hide that reality, but that doesn't change the reality.
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This war is not likely to end this year.
Unless Russia decides that it can't afford to fight anymore. The ball is entirely in their court.
And at this point Putin's neck is on the line.
It's obvious that Ukraine cannot afford to not fight this war...because they will cease to exist. They now have the largest standing army in Europe outside of Poland...but the rest of NATO is energizing their military industrial complexes and increasing the sizes of their standing armies. Even Belarus is seriously considering switching sides. Because Russian authoritarianism is getting to be too expensive. And what they have done to the Crimeans is appalling them. (Killed, imprisoned, their generational homes given away to Asians)
Unless Russia decides that it can't afford to fight anymore. The ball is entirely in their court.
And at this point Putin's neck is on the line.
It's obvious that Ukraine cannot afford to not fight this war...because they will cease to exist. They now have the largest standing army in Europe outside of Poland...but the rest of NATO is energizing their military industrial complexes and increasing the sizes of their standing armies. Even Belarus is seriously considering switching sides. Because Russian authoritarianism is getting to be too expensive. And what they have done to the Crimeans is appalling them. (Killed, imprisoned, their generational homes given away to Asians)
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Austin lied to Congress (and to the American people). Brazenly, intentionally, in an all-out effort to keep this "operation" in play. More than just an unethical blunder, it was a violation of his oath of office. But.....then again this is the Grandpa Disaster admin filled to the brim with unsavory characters saying things (and doing things (Hunter Biden) cough cough) that you would think are coming out of a Twilight Zone episode.
You just do not "get it" buddy. A friendly Russia buddying up with Germany/Europe was the worst case scenario. And the primary reason for this present war in Ukraine.
The first NATO Secretary General, Lord Ismay, stated the organization's goal was "to keep the Russians out, the Americans in, and the Germans down".
The first NATO Secretary General, Lord Ismay, stated the organization's goal was "to keep the Russians out, the Americans in, and the Germans down".
