Hello everybody and thank you for tuning into the weekly report.

The great Ukraine robbery is not over yet.

The ink was barely dry on President Biden's signature transferring another 61 billion dollars to the black hole called Ukraine

when the mainstream media broke the news that this was not the parting shot in a failed US policy.

The elites have no intention of shutting down this gravy train which transports wealth

from the middle and working class to the wealthy and connected class.

Reuters wrote right after the aid bill was passed that Ukraine's $61 billion lifetime is not enough.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell went on the Sunday shows after the bill was passed to say that $61 billion is not a whole lot of money for us.

Well, that's easy for him to say.

After all, it's always easier to spend someone else's money.

Ukraine's foreign minister, Dimitro Kuliba, was far was

$170 billion we have shipped thus far to his country.

In an interview with Foreign Policy magazine

as the aid package was passed,

Felibas had the nerve to criticize the U.S.

for not producing weapons fast enough.

If you cannot produce enough interceptors to help Ukraine win the war against the country that wants to destroy the world order,

then how are you going to win in the war against perhaps an enemy who is stronger than Russia?

How's that for a thank you? It may be understandable why the Ukrainians are

frustrated. Most of this money is not going to help them fight Russia.

U.S. military aid to Ukraine has left our own stockpiles of weapons depleted,

so the money is going to create new production lines to replace

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