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| | {{Cquote|What they will do now until [[2024 presidential election|the election]] is pretend, I’m going to say they, I mean just [[propagandist]]s and [[partisan]] operatives for both parties. They’re going to pretend that there are these seismic gulfs between the two parties. Even though we have demonstrable evidence that they were able to magically coordinate on the most consequential bill that was ushered through the [[legislative branch]] probably in years, I mean at least since the [[CARES Act of 2020]].<ref>https://scheerpost.com/2024/04/25/michael-tracey-america-first-or-ukraine-first/</ref>}} | | {{Cquote|What they will do now until [[2024 presidential election|the election]] is pretend, I’m going to say they, I mean just [[propagandist]]s and [[partisan]] operatives for both parties. They’re going to pretend that there are these seismic gulfs between the two parties. Even though we have demonstrable evidence that they were able to magically coordinate on the most consequential bill that was ushered through the [[legislative branch]] probably in years, I mean at least since the [[CARES Act of 2020]].<ref>https://scheerpost.com/2024/04/25/michael-tracey-america-first-or-ukraine-first/</ref>}} |
| | Near the end of the [[Biden junta]]'s usurpation of power, the Pentagon reported the amount of aid allocated to Ukraine. In total, almost $183 billion was spent, according to a report by the military's inspector general. Most of the money was spent on security and Operation Atlantic Resolve, at $131.36 billion. Almost $44 billion went to developing public administration programs and paying Ukrainian officials' salaries. Only $4 billion of the total was spent on humanitarian aid. | | Near the end of the [[Biden junta]]'s usurpation of power, the Pentagon reported the amount of aid allocated to Ukraine. In total, almost $183 billion was spent, according to a report by the military's inspector general. Most of the money was spent on security and Operation Atlantic Resolve, at $131.36 billion. Almost $44 billion went to developing public administration programs and paying Ukrainian officials' salaries. Only $4 billion of the total was spent on humanitarian aid. |
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| − | Tens of billions of dollars in American Military Aid to Ukraine, which was allegedly to be used to fight [[Russia]], was cash that [[Ukraine]] did not use to fight Russia, but instead invested in the FTX [[cryptocurrency]] exchange. Ukraine was receiving money from the US. Ukraine sent it to FTX, and FTX sent it to Democrats, who originally voted to send it to Ukraine. It appears to be pure [[criminal]] [[money-laundering]], and a criminal [[conspiracy]] in violation of [[campaign finance]] laws.
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| − | [[File:NYT FTX.jpg|left|400px|thumb|Speakers at the ''[[New York Times]]'' event, Bankman-Fried, Zelensky, Fink, and Yellen.<ref>https://www.nytco.com/press/the-new-york-times-to-host-annual-dealbook-summit-on-nov-30/</ref>]]
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| − | The CEO of FTX, Sam Bankman-Fried, was the #2 donor to the [[Democrats]] in the [[2022 Midterm elections]], second only to [[George Soros]].<ref>https://thepostmillennial.com/revealed-ceo-of-cratering-crypto-firm-ftx-is-dems-second-largest-donor-behind-soros</ref>
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| − | FTX's [[bankruptcy]] filing on November 12, 2022, revealed that FTX suffered from $10-$50 billion in [[liability|liabilities]] with almost zero assets.
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| − | Among those liabilities are “investments” made by the [[Zelensky regime]].
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| − | Up until its bankruptcy filing, FTX was a 'partner' with the [[World Economic Forum]] (WEF).<ref>https://creativedestructionmedia.com/investigations/2022/11/14/world-economic-forum-removes-ftx-promotion-as-a-partner-from-its-website/</ref> The FTX [[CEO]]'s aunt, Linda Fried, is on the board of the WEF.<ref>https://creativedestructionmedia.com/investigations/2022/11/14/ftx-founders-aunt-on-board-of-world-economic-forum-dem-super-pac-leadership/</ref> Sam Bankman-Fried's mother, Barbara Fried, is the founder and president of a [[left-wing]] Super PAC called ‘Mind the Gap’ (MTG), "dedicated to helping Democratic political candidates win [[election]]s. The PAC earns millions of dollars in donations primarily from [[Silicon Valley]] executives 'who are keen on quietly funneling massive political donations into the [[Democratic Party]]'. The mission of MTG is to “empower private political donors to strengthen our democracy by providing them with evidence-based guidance on the electoral strategies, tactics, and programs that are likely to achieve the greatest impact in a given election”, according to Influence Watch.<ref>https://www.influencewatch.org/political-party/mind-the-gap/</ref> Bankman-Fried’s brother, Gabe, runs an organization called Guarding Against Pandemics, which is financed by Sam Bankman-Fried.<ref>https://www.influencewatch.org/non-profit/guarding-against-pandemics/</ref>
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