“U.S. policy almost seems designed to prolong the conflict”

6 Responses to “U.S. policy almost seems designed to prolong the conflict”

1. arn says:

   August 19, 2022 at 9:14 pm

   This should have be obvious even to the morons,
   as this is the only way that explains why the most superior military nation is losing war after war after war for decades.

   Iirc the Pentagon Papers already revealed that the Vietnam war was artificially prolonged.
   And to quote Julian Assange:
   “The goal is to use Afghanistan to wash money out of the tax bases of the US and Europe through Afghanistan and back into the hands of a transnational Elite.
   The goal is an endless war not a successful war”
   Just as the goal is not defeating covid but endless vaccination.

   A similar strategy is being used with new military equipment which needs endless,super expensive maintenance like the f 35 or the western equipment in Ukraine that had no durability.
   This is where the big money is being made

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   • Eli the Pit Bulldog says:

     August 19, 2022 at 10:50 pm

     And Biden just ordered the printing press to roll out another $800 million for Ukraine.
     I’d like to see an audit of where that money is actually going.

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     • GreyGeek says:

       August 20, 2022 at 3:46 am

       The same destinations that Obama’s gifts went to: Marxist front organizations, like the BLM, run by “trained Marxists”, which used the money to enrich themselves and upgrade their lifestyles.

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     • arn says:

       August 20, 2022 at 8:50 am

       Ron Paul has been trying to audit the FED and Fort Knox for decades – without success.
       I don’t think anyone would even bother to track 800 mio which are only a fraction of the 50 bio Ukraine already received from your country.
       And the only politician who cared to see where the money is going was his son Rand.

       You better take a look where all the money of the dozens of Obamas failed green energy companies went or for forced injections or why Biden was told to leave billions of dollars of weapons in Afghanistan (a)the military industrial complex didn’t wanted them back in the warehouses,but replaced them with expensive new ones that had to be produced b)a good chunk of these weapons were not left behind but taken by the CiA to provide their proxies in Syria etc ) .

       Climate,Pharma and MiC is the trillion dollar.
       800 mio is a drop in the bucket and 10% gets the big guy,another 10% Zelensky,
       the rest may be for ammo and US soldiers who took a break from the army and pretend to be mercenaries.
       Those have to run complex systems like Himars as Ukraine does not have the experts to operate and maintain them – and these people get 2000 Dollars a day.

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       • IanRotur says:

         August 20, 2022 at 11:56 am

         You are on the wrong side of the atlantic. Why don’t you visit Ukraine before firing off and BTW I despise brandon.

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2. Gordon Vigurs says:

   August 20, 2022 at 5:38 am

   In his speech at the Military Exhibition, Putin identified the culprits, although not by name. It is worth noting that he does have a tendency to give his political enemies outside the Russian Federation a whiff of novachok or a polonium enema.

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