Trump Continues Obama’s War Against Russia in Ukraine, as Biden Did.
On Wednesday, April 30th, the AP headlined “US, Ukraine sign economic deal after Trump presses Kyiv to pay back US for help in repelling Russia”, and reported that, “The U.S. and Ukraine announced on Wednesday an economic agreement after a weekslong press by President Donald Trump on Ukraine to compensate Washington for billions in military and economic assistance to help Ukraine repel the Russian invasion.”
America will continue shipping U.S.-made weapons from firms such as Lockheed Martin (paid for by U.S. taxpayers) to Ukraine against Russia, as before, but American investors will get (besides boosted stock-valuations on those U.S. firms) some booty from Ukraine in the form of co-ownership of Ukrainian minerals etcetera that the U.S. Government will then buy (again with U.S. taxpayer money) from those American investors’ firms. The killing and dying in that war will continue, and it is, as it was at the war’s start in 2014 by Obama’s coup that started the war in Ukraine, a war by the U.S. against Russia in the battlefields of Ukraine.
That article, posted at Yahoo News, has “8.5K Comments” as-of my writing this on Wednesday night, and here are the two reader-comments that have thus far gotten the highest numbers of reader-approvals:
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Economics will force Putin to get a peace deal. If the oil price remains below $70 a barrel, Putin will have to cave in. Nearly 65
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