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Eva's avatar

Most interesting thanks for sharing. I should get surprised any more alas I still do.

The world aka “the elites” and its money movement operations and contrived conflicts are starting to more and more feel like my mess of cables behind my tv cabinet …all too intertwined and multiplying.

Chris Collier's avatar

Good report.

I wondered how a country like Ukraine, embroiled in and all-out war against Russia for over 3.5 years, can export arms and drones. I guess they are really corrupt. I'm sure the brave Ukrainian Soldiers could use all the drones that they can get.

I suppose a part of it could be they are selling these things to get other things to fight the war. What ever those things are. I suspect I may be overly optomistic to that interpretation.

Cheers.

Paul Jurczak's avatar

"they are selling these things to get other things"

The other things are luxury cars and villas in southern France for government officials and their families. There are many reports in Ukrainian media about soldiers having to pay for their own gear. The black market is full of military and civilian goods stolen from international aid. That's why the U.S. Congress resists auditing the aid to Ukraine, knowing that an honest audit would produce scandalous results. Zelenskyy signed a bill curbing Ukraine anti-corruption agencies to cover his ass and his thieving pals. He had to partially backtrack in the face of public protests.

Ohio Barbarian's avatar

Hey, man, we've gotta send all those Ukrainians we fucked up with murderous PTSD somewhere. They might be noticed in Europe, so let's just send them to Africa to help fuck things up to make it easier for our corporations to extract African wealth.

Simple imperial logic.

Feral Finster's avatar

Of course Ukraine is responsible. Of course this terrorist activity in cooperation with the United States.

Duh.

What is Russia going to do about it? Scream "terrorist no fair!"?

Rory Towler's avatar

All that moneys gotta be going somewhere right?