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Hawley revealed that the public was being lied to about the war footing in the region and that Ukraine is definitely 'not winning.' Hawley indicated that Americans will be asked to spend hundreds of billions more to protect "US standing" on the world stage.  Zelensky asked Biden and Congress for money, stating that if Ukraine didm't get the aid, they will lose.  The intelligence suggests that Ukraine would lose the war anyway.

Hawley revealed that the public was being lied to about the war footing in the region and that Ukraine is definitely 'not winning.' Hawley indicated that Americans will be asked to spend hundreds of billions more to protect "US standing" on the world stage.  Zelensky asked Biden and Congress for money, stating that if Ukraine didm't get the aid, they will lose.  The intelligence suggests that Ukraine would lose the war anyway.

The media [[psyop]] operation bombarding the public with tales of imminent Ukrainian "victory" against Russia lost its momentum as reality set in.  Though, in the interview wirh Sen. Hawley it did not stop [[journalist]]s from trying to insert their list of debunked talking points as they seemed to debate Hawley more than ask questions.  These debate points have long been a part of the media's pro-Nazi narrative, such as assertions of an inevitable "domino effect" leading to a Russian invasion of [[Europe]] should Ukraine fall are reminiscent of the same [[fake news]] claims during the [[Vietnam War]].  There was and is no evidence to indicate Russia has plans to attack [[Poland]] or any other [[NATO]] member, with President [[Vladimir Putin]] aware of the danger of [[nuclear]] conflict.  As Hawley pointed out, the warhawks can't have it both ways - They can't claim that arming Ukraine has led to the degradation of Russian forces "on the cheap", and at the same time claim that Russia is strong enough to then overrun Europe should Ukraine lose.

The media [[psyop]] operation bombarding the public with tales of imminent Ukrainian "victory" against Russia lost its momentum as reality set in.  Though, in the interview with Sen. Hawley it did not stop [[journalist]]s from trying to insert their list of debunked talking points as they seemed to debate Hawley more than ask questions.  These debate points have long been a part of the media's pro-[[Nazi]] [[narrative]], such as assertions of an inevitable "domino effect" leading to a Russian invasion of [[Europe]] should Ukraine fall are reminiscent of the same [[fake news]] claims during the [[Vietnam War]].  There was and is no evidence to indicate Russia has plans to attack [[Poland]] or any other [[NATO]] member, with President [[Vladimir Putin]] aware of the danger of [[nuclear]] conflict.  As Hawley pointed out, the warhawks can't have it both ways - They can't claim that arming Ukraine has led to the degradation of Russian forces "on the cheap", and at the same time claim that Russia is strong enough to then overrun Europe should Ukraine lose.

Another disturbing argument is the notion that Ukrainian citizens need to be used as cost effective cannon fodder and [[human shield]]s to prevent a wider war between Russia and NATO.  It is the same claim that Ukrainian dictator Zelensky made since 2022 in order to frighten the [[Western alliance|western populace]] into throwing billions more dollars into Ukraine's corrupt coffers - "$100 billion and hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian lives will buy you the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Russians.  A [[proxy war]] is lot cheaper than engaging in a direct war with them..."

Another disturbing argument is the notion that Ukrainian citizens need to be used as cost effective cannon fodder and [[human shield]]s to prevent a wider war between Russia and NATO.  It is the same claim that Ukrainian dictator Zelensky made since 2022 in order to frighten the [[Western alliance|western populace]] into throwing billions more dollars into Ukraine's corrupt coffers - "$100 billion and hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian lives will buy you the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Russians.  A [[proxy war]] is lot cheaper than engaging in a direct war with them..."