Beyond War Profiteering -- the U.S. is Now an Official Sponsor of Terrorism

Even though well aware of Kiev's glorification of Nazi butchers and its current terrorist activities, Congress still voted for $61 billion to support Zelensky's despotic regime.

“For the wages of sin is death” — Romans 6:23

As a ten-year old growing up during the Cold War, I remember my father (a government worker) trying to justify why the U.S. welcomed thousands of Nazi war criminals after 1945. The Machiavellian rationale was that the USSR was now the main threat and we had to embrace the Nazis in order to defeat Moscow.

I trusted my father, and anyway, cynical self-interest is not difficult to grasp when you’re 10 years old. As I grew up and acquired a sense of morality, I realized that nothing can justify cooperation with the minions of the Nazi Reich.

Unfortunately, many today in the U.S. government have not grown beyond the mentality of a ten-year old. More than two years into the Russian-Ukrainian War, the truth about the regime in Kiev is well known to the U.S. Government and Pentagon. Yet, they remain staunch supporters of Zelensky.

They’re well aware that Kiev openly glorifies Nazi collaborators, such as Ukrainian national ‘heroes’ Stepan Bandera and Roman Shukhevych, whose Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists and the Ukrainian Insurgent Army butchered tens of thousands of Jews, Poles and Russians during World War 2.

The U.S. Government knows very well that Ukraine has no freedom of speech, no free press, no right to assembly, no freedom of religion, no freedom of travel, and that the regime is hellbent on ethnically cleansing Donbass and Crimea of its native Russian population. They also know that over the past 15 years Moscow has done everything possible to strike a deal to avoid war over Ukraine.

Finally, American officials are well aware that Ukraine is a leading terrorist state — often targeting civilians in Russian cities with artillery and missile fire; as well as assassinating journalists; and masterminding the attack on the Crocus City concert venue in Moscow in late March.

Sure, the U.S. intel community disseminates disinformation to justify Biden’s war against Russia, falsely claiming that the Kremlin plans to attack Europe and threatens American national security. That’s the distraction to mislead the general public.

Ukrainian Nazis celebrate their ‘hero’ — Hitler’s ally Stepan Bandera

We live in a very different America than the one we grew up in. Biden’s White House has led our country down a dark and sinister path. Today, the U.S. is the main sponsor of Ukrainian terrorism. I do not say this lightly and I say it with much regret. These are not mere policy mistakes by a demented president. Our ruling class willingly embraces all that is hideous, heinous and unholy.

And so, I never had any doubt that Congress would approve Biden’s $61 billion for Zelensky’s regime. While 112 Republican Congressmen heroically resisted and voted against the aid, some 101 Republicans voted in favor. I wonder — were those 101 blackmailed or bribed, or might they be true believers in the globalist cause?

As far as the Democrats, just look at the video below. Absolutely sickening. They put the interests of Ukraine’s corrupt ruling class far ahead of the American people. These are truly America’s darkest days.

Support for Zelensky’s regime is more than just insatiable greed and addiction to war, however. Many times before in the past, the U.S. has supported despotic regimes. But never have we supported an overtly Nazi-inspired regime such as Kiev. This is why Biden’s foreign policy is so shocking to those of us who dream of a day when the U.S. might possibly be a positive force in international relations.

And so, we must face a very difficult question. We need to discuss whether the spirit of Nazism reigns in Washington, as well as London and Brussels. When we welcomed thousands of zealous Nazis to our shores in 1945-46, to what extent did their spirit and ethos permeate and infect our political establishment?

Will this new aid package change the situation on the battlefield? Probably not much. First, experts have pointed out that the majority of the $61 billion will line the pockets of major American corporations and Biden’s cronies.

Besides that, however, the fact is that the Russian military is now far too strong and determined. Russian soldiers understand that their country once again faces an existential threat from the West, as with Napoleon’s invasion of Russia in 1812 and Hitler’s in 1941.

The heroism of Russian soldiers is impressive. The ability of their officers to adapt and innovate has confounded U.S. generals. The dedication of Russia’s defense industries to supply the front is stunning. (Remember spring and summer 2022 when NATO officials told us that Russia would soon run out of weapons?)

Still, the new U.S. aid should not be underestimated — it will be heavy on tactical ballistic missile systems, such as HIMARS and ATACMS that have a range of up to 180 miles. The Pentagon’s strategy aims to inflict maximum destruction on key Russian military and civilian infrastructure, such as the Crimean Bridge; as well as continue terrorist attacks against civilians in marketplaces and at family events.

The liberal globalist war machine is the heir to Nazi Germany, and Ukraine is the battering ram to strike at Russia. An alliance of almost 50 countries marches on Russia. It has a collective population of over 1 billion people and about 35% of global GDP. Against this onslaught, Russia stands firm with its population of 145 million, though also with strong support from most of Africa, Asia and the Middle East.

The Russian soldiers hold the line because they are well aware that if the U.S. triumphs then millions of Russian citizens in Donbass and Crimea will be exterminated and/or forced off their land in brutal ethnic cleansing. Biden’s White House continues the work of Hitler, but the result will be the same as in 1945. Russia will be victorious. Ukraine will be liberated from the globalist Reich.

Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it. Why is this lesson so difficult for our ruling class to comprehend? They’ll have to learn the hard way.