Republican representative Thomas Massie claims that the money being sent to Kiev ultimately ends up in the pockets of stockholders The US Congress is continuing to vote in favor of sending billions of dollars to Ukraine because a lot of those funds end up being laundered back to the US military-industrial complex‚ Kentucky Representative Thomas Massie has said. In an interview with Tucker Carlson on X (formerly Twitter) published on Wednesday‚ the politician was asked to explain why Washington continued to push for more funding for Ukraine despite it becoming obvious that Kiev’s forces “cannot win.” Massie‚ who has repeatedly voted against sending money to fund Kiev’s operations‚ alleged that a lot of the funds that are sent to Ukraine ultimately end up “enriching” people within specific US districts and “stockholders‚ some of whom are congressmen.” “You know‚ people are getting rich‚ so let’s do it. It’s an immoral argument‚ but it is one. But that’s not the argument they’re making in public‚” he said‚ noting that those supporting the funding of Ukraine with US tax dollars are instead arguing that it is a “moral obligation” to do so. “You’re a bad person if you’re against this‚” he complained‚ referring to a statement recently made by US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan‚ who suggested that failing to support “the fight for freedom in Ukraine” meant letting Russian President Vladimir Putin “prevail.”URGENT! Keep Alex Jones in the fight against the NWO! Please pray &; contribute at DefendJones.com today! “But no one mentions that we have abetted the killing of an entire generation of Ukrainian men that will not be replaced. To fight a war that they cannot win‚” Massie noted. Ep. 45 How could Washington possibly send tens of billions more to sleazy oligarchs in Ukraine now that the whole enterprise has been revealed as a fruitless‚ corrupt and incredibly destructive disaster? Because that’s what they always do. pic.twitter.com/Cn6SMHcqcr— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) December 5‚ 2023 The congressman surmised that‚ in order to support the US government’s proposals on Ukraine aid‚ a person has to be “economically illiterate and morally deficient.” Meanwhile‚ US President Joe Biden has hit out against Republicans like Massie‚ who have refused to aid packages to Ukraine‚ calling the failure to support Kiev “absolutely crazy” and “against US interests.” The US leader has repeatedly pledged that Washington would support Kiev for “as long as it takes” in its conflict with Russia. Congress is currently in the midst of a debate around accepting a roughly $111 billion ‘national security supplemental request‚’ which includes funding for Ukraine‚ as well as Israel. Republicans have said they would not let the bill pass unless Washington boosted spending on the US-Mexico border and tightened immigration controls‚ revising asylum and parole laws in immigration proceedings. Last week‚ former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev also stated that Washington’s continued support for Ukraine had nothing to do with defending “democracy” or battling Russia‚ but instead boiled down to making a profit and modernizing the US military-industrial complex. BOMBSHELL! Government Whistleblower Exposes Mass Deaths From Covid Shots

Civil War armies included many foreign-born volunteers. Less so in the Confederate than in the Union Army‚ where up to a third of soldiers were not American-born. Most immigrant soldiers were from Europe‚ but volunteers from all over the world fought in the conflict. Their numbers included dozens – possibly hundreds – of Chinese immigrants. Below are twenty five things about them and other unlikely American Civil War soldiers. The Union’s Irish Brigade. Gallaway Advertiser Foreigners in the US Civil War People from all over the world and of all kinds of backgrounds fought in the American Civil War. When the conflict erupted‚ about 13% of America’s population was foreign-born. However‚ their representation in the country’s armed services greatly exceeded their population percentage. The immigrants were not spread evenly across the country‚ but were concentrated mostly in the northern states. Thus‚ the percentage of foreign-born soldiers was significantly higher in the Union Army‚ which attracted more foreign volunteers than the Confederate one. Indeed‚ nearly half the soldiers who served in the Union Army were either foreign-born‚ or were the sons of immigrants. About two million men served the Union in uniform. Of those‚ a quarter to a third – 543‚000 to 625‚000 – were not born in America. Another 18% had at least one foreign-born parent. Irish Confederate soldiers. Mort Kunstler Many ethnic Germans fought for the Union. About 216‚000 German-born soldiers fought for the North‚ plus another 250‚000 first generation German-Americans. Both sides of the conflict featured Irish regiments. Roughly 20‚000 Irishmen fought for the Confederacy‚ a number eclipsed by the estimated 160‚000 Irish who fought for the Union. Unsurprisingly‚ with slavery as the war’s central cause‚ the North found it easier to attract volunteers than did the slave-holding Confederacy. Also unsurprisingly‚ the Confederates were salty about the Union’s greater success in attracting foreign volunteers. Confederate diplomats overseas railed to Europeans that the North was recruiting their sons to serve as cannon fodder. At the same time‚ pamphlets circulated by Confederate diplomats referred to those same sons of Europe fighting for the Union as “mercenaries” and “the refuse of the old world“. The post The Most Unlikely Soldiers In The US Civil War appeared first on History Collection.

by Didi Rankovic‚ Reclaim The Net: A new project. Harvard’s Berkman Klein Center for Internet &; Society and a non-profit are coming together in the hope of devising what they call a governance infrastructure of the internet – via something called Applied Social Media Lab (ASML). For those wondering‚ who even asked for the internet […]

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by Kyle Becker‚ Becker News: In Episode 11 of the “Relentless Podcast with Kyle Becker‚” we delve into the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence and its profound impact on society. From the eerie parallels drawn with iconic sci-fi films like “Terminator 2” and episodes of “Black Mirror‚” to the real-world advancements and ethical dilemmas […]