Debt bondage slavery: $33 trillion in public debt ($99,000+ for every man, women and child in America even for the unborn)

Editor's note: How is this supposed to work? The US public debt is so astronomical in numbers that barely anyone can comprehend it. Something like $33 trillion in debt. If there ever was a defining moment in America's pinnacle of its economic and financial history there you have it: $33 trillion. It means for every US$1 you earn only 2 cents is yours to keep. Let that sink in for a moment (inflation is not 7%; it is 75%). Now the Biden criminal US municipal corporate syndicate is discussing one final all in one financial package for the "Ukrainian Nazis" consisting of $100 billion in military and humanitarian assistance. And what makes this all the more egregious is that it is being reported that US weapons for Ukraine might have ended up in the hands of Hamas used in the present PSYOP war in Israel. The "Ukrainian Nazis" are so desperate the criminal in-charge of Ukraine Zelensky, apparently sent a letter to Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani asking for terrorists to be released from prison to fight Russians in Ukraine. And the psychopaths running Washington want to label MAGA supporters as "terrorists?"

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Source: The Telegraph

Biden considering huge 'one and done' Ukraine aid package

US president wants to get issue sorted until next election, say insiders, as Republican sceptics continue to cause problems

By Tony Diver | 7 October 2023

Joe Biden welcomed Volodymyr Zelensky and his wife to the White House in September

CREDIT: FRAT

Joe Biden is considering a "one-and-done" spending bill to fund the war in Ukraine until the next presidential election in an attempt to overcome an impasse with Republicans, The Telegraph understands.

The White House is drawing up plans to ask Congress to release its largest funding package ever for weapons and humanitarian aid, amid concern continued rows over spending could damage the president in next year's election.

The war has become a major dividing line among Republican congressmen in recent weeks, holding up Mr Biden’s request for a $24 billion (£19.6 billion) package designed to last until early next year.

Nato leaders and Volodymyr Zelensky, the Ukrainian president, have expressed concern US support could dry up altogether, forcing European states to make up a shortfall of around $2.7 billion per month and rely on their smaller stockpiles of weapons.

Some officials believe passing a single package, which could be as large as $100 billion, may give the Biden administration the best chance of securing funding for the war until after next November’s election.

"The 'big package' idea is firmly supported by many throughout the administration," said a source familiar with discussions. "Supporters of Ukraine want this to be a one-and-done big bill, and then not have to deal with it until after the next election."

The move would avoid further debates in Congress on Ukraine spending next year. Donald Trump, the Republican frontrunner, and two other leading presidential contenders have repeatedly attacked Mr Biden over the war, arguing the money should be spent on domestic priorities, such as the cost of living and border security.

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