Hello, everybody, and thank you for tuning in to the weekly report. As Maui Burns, Biden demands another

24 billion dollars for Ukraine.

I'm not a big fan of federal government disaster relief.

Too much of the time the money never gets to those who need it most, and too often Washington's armies of disaster experts

are more interested in pushing people around than helping them.

Nevertheless, it's hard to look at recent footage of the devastation in Maui and then hear President Biden tell Congress that he needs another 24 billion dollars for Ukraine.

How can this administration continue to justify tens of billions of dollars for this losing war that is not in our interests

while the rest of the United States disintegrates?

Biden's new 24 billion dollar request comes on top of well over 120 billion dollars spent to fight the US proxy war on Russia in Ukraine.

Heritage Foundation, budget expert, Richard Stern, has done the math and determined that Biden's spending on the Ukraine war thus far will cost each and every American household $900.

How many Americans would rather have those $900 back in their pocket rather than in the pockets of Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, and Ukraine's oligarchs?

Recent surveys have shown that a majority of Americans could not afford to cover a sudden $1,000 emergency.

Will Americans connect the dots and realize that the reason they can't find that $1,000 for an emergency is because the Neocons have already spent it in Ukraine.

Ukraine has long been known as among the most corrupt countries on earth and not long ago investigative journalists Seymour Hirsch wrote that Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky has embezzled at least $400 billion in aid from the American people.

Corruption scandals continue to break in Ukraine.

Just last week Zelensky fired the heads of all local draft boards for corruption. Some press reports suggest that sales of luxury cars in Ukraine had broken all previous records.

I wonder why. No wonder the tide of US public opinion is turning against further involvement in the war.

Recently CNN found that among all Americans more than 55% are opposed to continued aid to Ukraine.

Among Republicans, the number of opposing more aid to Ukraine rises to three out of four. That is why we are finally starting to see more Republican members raising concerns.

I'd like to think they have seen the light that an aggressive and interventionist foreign policy is not in America's interests, but most likely they are worried about losing elections.

Whatever their motivation, this turning tide should be welcomed. Yet the Biden administration persists in backing Ukraine even as the US mainstream media is increasingly pointing out.

The obvious Ukraine is not winning and cannot win and continue to pour money into a losing cause will just result in bankruptcy at home and more dead Ukrainians overseas.

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