Quote:
Originally Posted by DKM
The theft of money from the bank occurred from 2006 to 2016 when it was liquidated. Nobody is blaming Zelensky for this. What needs to happen now is he needs to pursue the losses which exist in the shareholders companies throughout Ukraine and abroad. A deal needs to be reached but it won't involve state funds giving up claims to these losses.
|
So the money were *disappearing from the bank* for 10 years, yet somehow, magically, the IMF decided to demand the return of them NOW?
Tell us more please, how does it work.
"The IMF told President Volodymyr Zelensky he must aggressively pursue the missing money to deliver on his vow to clean up a financial system sapped by fraud, money laundering and theft."
Oh I see.
When Ukrainians asked to put a stop to free money export out of the country, as the first ( and most important step) to fight the corruption, the IMF ( surprise-surprise) was against it.
Yet, somehow, the IMF wants Zelensky to "aggressively pursue the missing money."
Meaning what? To take a knife, put it to the throat of Kolomoysky ( or whoever) and to demand the "return of money" from the offshore accounts?
You don't need to answer. It was a rhetoric question.
Both Russians and Ukrainians know all too well how these IMF schemes work, since these schemes are at the heart of corruption in both places. The money can leave the country any time, billions of them, with no particular hindrance, leaving the rest of population high and dry, and public has no control over the process. Because these money benefit the Western economy, plus give *some Westerners* the *opportunity* to stuff their own pockets while fleecing the country.
And fleecing that country is the main objective of the Western banking system, not some "freedom and democracy" for its population.
Russia was the first and serious "whoopsie" in this well-established practice, with Putin and his buddies having THEIR OWN interests in mind. (Here goes Syria as the domino effect, the other pieces of "domino effect" will follow.)
Now when Ukraine has been approached with the same schemes ( orchestrated SPECIFICALLY by Democrats - this already doesn't leave any doubt,) it's turning into yet another big "whoopsie," but even on a bigger scale, since Ukraine becomes a catalyst for worsening relations between the US and EU ( Germany and France to be more specific.)
Quote:
|
So Trump is right about Ukraine and everyone else is wrong?
|
"Anyone else" that would be who? You?
Quote:
|
You are siding with a man who proves his incompetence nearly every day. If anything, his views on Ukraine should convince the world that the opposite is the truth as that tends to be the case with his views on many things. We all know why he hates Ukraine... He was convinced by his Russian handlers that Ukraine is at fault for his political problems starting with the election. No shocker there, that's the elephant in the room. Now he hates them more for not being corrupt enough to go along with his ploy to not lose to Biden next year.
|
As I've already said, Trump is an intuitive man.
And I see that "intuition" has the same meaning in English as it has in Russian,
i.e. -
"the ability to understand something immediately, without the need for conscious reasoning."
All your attempts to attach some "Russian handlers" to it is useless.
Trump looked at this whole "Ukraine" thing and figured out pretty fast; "don't trouble the trouble, till trouble troubles you." That's how I'd put it, more or less.
But SOME people in the US government don't understand those things, while twisting his arm.
And since he is very reluctant to play their games, he has to go now ( according to THEM.)
Please register to participate in our discussions with 2 million other members - it's free and quick! Some forums can only be seen by registered members. After you create your account, you'll be able to customize options and access all our 15,000 new posts/day with fewer ads.
