100PercentFedUp.com By Noah
I’ve mentioned this a few times in passing, but I’ve never done a full article on it…
And I’ve never heard anyone else even raise the issue.
But it’s going to be one of those things where once you see it, you can’t ever unsee it. Or perhaps more accurately in this case, once I point it out, you’ll never be able to forget it. And it will frame how you see all this “foreign aid”.
I’m sure most of you reading this do not support the hundreds of billions of dollars we keep sending Ukraine, but I’m about to make it so much worse for you…
Very simply, it’s this: Did you know that the money we are sending Ukraine is structured as pure GIFTS?
If that doesn’t immediately blow you away, let me unpack that for you…
Of course they don’t use the word “gift” they use the word “grants” because it sounds better but they both mean the same thing — namely, that Ukraine never has to pay the money back.
Even the Left-Leaning ChatGPT admitted as much:
The financial aid the United States has been providing to Ukraine in recent years is a mix of both direct budgetary support and military assistance, rather than being structured as loans that need to be repaid. According to the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), the U.S. has provided billions in direct budgetary support to help Ukraine manage the acute budget deficit caused by the conflict, including funds to keep basic government services running and support for emergency responders. This assistance is designed to help the Government of Ukraine withstand economic, social, and political pressures and does not need to be repaid.
In addition to budgetary support, a significant portion of U.S. aid has been allocated to military and security assistance to help Ukraine defend its sovereignty and territorial integrity. This includes funding for the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative, which pays for training, weapons, and other military assistance, as well as funds to replenish U.S. weapons sent to Ukraine and for the Foreign Military Financing Program, enabling Ukraine to purchase new military equipment from the U.S.
Overall, the aid is part of the U.S.’s commitment to support Ukraine in the face of aggression, with the aim of ensuring the country’s stability and security. The funding for humanitarian and economic aid is provided with the understanding that it is a grant to support Ukraine’s immediate needs and long-term recovery, rather than a loan to be repaid…
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