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The argument that the money sent to the Ukraine is really good for the military industrial complex is really just beyond belief.
Mitch McConnell said this a week or so ago, and I was shocked.
It used to be the key complaint about American wars: “all this money is just being transferred to the military industrial complex.”
Now they’re saying this is good.
RT:
Washington spends most of the money allocated as aid for Ukraine on weapons production at home, Acting US Deputy Secretary of State Victoria Nuland said in an interview with CNN this week.
Commenting on the pending aid package which Congress failed to approve before going on winter recess, Nuland said she has “strong confidence” that it will pass, as it addresses America’s own interests.
I didn’t think it would pass. I said that for months.
Now, I’m really starting to swing the other way.
But it’s good. The deeper the US digs into the Ukraine, the harder they lose.
“We have to remember that the bulk of this money is going right back into the US economy, to make weapons, including good-paying jobs in some forty states across the US,” she stated, adding that support for Ukraine in America “is still strong.”
Lawmakers in the House of Representatives blocked a bill requested by US President Joe Biden for an aid package for Kiev worth $60 billion, most of which is earmarked for weapons, earlier this month. They are expected to restart discussions on the package after they reconvene on February 28.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken also recently said that roughly 90% of the financial assistance for Ukraine is spent on domestic production of weapons and equipment.
That isn’t true, but okay. Jew.
At a press conference on December 20, he said additional tranches would “benefit American business, local communities, and strengthen the US defense industrial base.”
According to Germany’s Kiel Institute, which tracks international support for Kiev, Washington allocated nearly €68 billion ($73.7 billion) in aid for Ukraine between January 24, 2022 and January 15, 2024, including roughly €43 billion ($46.6 billion) in military aid.
Even if you believed that this was true – and it obviously isn’t true, the majority of the money going to the Ukraine is disappearing into a black hole – how is it an argument?
If you’re going to print money to give to the Ukraine as a way of helping Americans, then why not just invest the money directly into America?
The country is collapsing.
