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Biden signs the Lend-Lease Act into law, making it easier for the U.S. to send weapons and supplies to Ukraine.
The legislation borrows its name from a World War II-era law that ended the U.S. policy of neutrality and stepped up support to allies https://t.co/UYrOdJGn5p pic.twitter.com/hYaW0SlHi3
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The war against Russia is going to cost more than World War II.
But that is fitting: in World War II, we were only fighting for the Jews. This time, we’re fighting for the Jews and for child anal rimjobs.
RT:
President Joe Biden on Monday signed the Lend-Lease Act of 2022 into law. The Act, previously used to arm the Allies of World War II, will expedite American arms shipments to Ukraine, and has been warmly welcomed in Kiev.
Speaking as he signed the act at the White House, Biden vowed to continue arming the Ukrainians “in their fight to defend their country and their democracy.” He added that “the cost of the fight is not cheap but caving to aggression is even more costly.”
The act, which passed Congress last month with 417-10 votes in the House and no dissent in the Senate, suspends limitations on the quantity of weapons and other military supplies Biden can send to Ukraine or “other Eastern European countries,” although it stipulates that Kiev must subsequently pay for whatever it receives.
No dissent in the Senate – Josh Hawley and Rand Paul went along with it.
In the House, Matt Gaetz, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Paul Gosar and Thomas Massie all opposed it.
There are a few good folks in the House, they’re just basically irrelevant.
There is no one worthwhile in the Senate.
Weapons sent under this act are separate from the nearly $4 billion in military aid that the US has already sent to Ukraine since the start of Russia’s military operation in February, and from the $33 billion worth of military aid that the president recently asked Congress to approve.
The original lend-lease was enacted by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt in March 1941 – nine months before the US entered WWII – and amounted to $50.1 billion (980 billion in 2022 dollars) by September 1945. Although the Allies, including the Soviet Union, were supposed to pay for this aid, the US also accepted the lease of bases for its military instead.
Kiev’s ability to repay the US is currently questionable, considering Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky recently asked the US and EU for $7 billion per month just to keep his country afloat.
That Biden chose May 9 to sign the WWII-era act was likely deliberate, considering that this date is celebrated as ‘Victory Day’ annually in Russia and a number of former Soviet countries, commemorating the defeat of fascism at the end of the Second World War.
So, the original bill was nine months before we entered World War II. Of course, the reason we entered was because Hitler declared war on us because we were arming people he was at war with. There is a fantasy story that is told that Japan just up and attacked Pearl Harbor out of pure hatred for the roundness of the eyes, but the true story is that the US was already effectively in the war – because if you’re sending countries weapons, you’re in a war with whoever they’re in a war against.
The question now is: will it take 9 months before the US is officially in a hot war with Russia?
