Vivek Ramaswamy
On Volodymyr Zelensky
Zelensky’s veiled threat to forgo democratic elections in Ukraine unless the American people foot the bill and cough up another $135 million in funding represents a new level of extortion of the United States. Our nation is being duped by a leader in Ukraine willing to sacrifice his own nation’s credibility as a “democracy” in a gambit to secure even more money from U.S. taxpayers. This is wrong.Vladimir Putin has acted in a craven manner, but that shouldn’t trick the U.S. establishment into adopting the false narrative that Zelensky is a paragon of democratic leadership. He is not. In a span of just two years, Zelensky has made moves that bear a striking resemblance to the tactics employed by Vladimir Putin: Zelensky’s actions include the banning of 11 opposition parties and the consolidation of all state media into a single entity. These actions not only mirror Putin’s refusal to register opposition parties but also extensive government control over the media landscape.
We have more than fulfilled U.S. commitments to Ukraine in the 1994 Budapest Memorandum, even as we have badly violated James Baker’s February 1990 “Not One Inch” commitment to the Soviet Union’s then-President Mikhail Gorbachev about limiting NATO expansion.
We will be Uncle Sucker no more. With over $135 billion in funding already provided, Ukraine should easily be able to allocate 0.1 percent of that to pay for their election. Of course, the mainstream media and the establishment will say that any money the U.S. sends to support Ukraine is strictly “itemized and audited” so that it can’t be used that way. This is a joke funnier than any Zelensky could have written in his prior career as a comedian.
Don’t forget that in June, the Pentagon itself discovered an “accounting error” that artificially created an extra $6.2 billion for Ukraine without Congressional approval. The notion that all money and military equipment being sent to Ukraine is being carefully tracked is deeply dishonest.
Americans deserve the TRUTH.
4 comments:
Only in America would we fall for the Zelensky act.
Is there any chance our government is corrupt?
Vivek is a communist liberal in conservative clothing. He's done, we see through him, Soros money and all.
@5:09...sorry--You are flat wrong. And do some research about the Soros money thing. He had an education grant from a foundation of George Soros brother. That's it.
Vivek is a person who appears to have everything. Naturally, people are jealous of that type of person. It's just human nature.
I'm sure that Vivek worked hard for what he has. Indian people, especially those with immigrant parents, are raised to succeed, not be idiots like American children.
I don't know where the idea came from to give your children everything, but it sure has backfired.
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