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The_Honourable wrote:Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is facing the heat once again, this time for allegedly embezzling money which Western nations rushed to Ukraine to help it repulse Russia’s invasion.
adnj wrote:The_Honourable wrote:Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is facing the heat once again, this time for allegedly embezzling money which Western nations rushed to Ukraine to help it repulse Russia’s invasion.
Isn't the source of this story a report from Seymour Hersh, the journalist who claimed that the US and Norway blew up the Nord Stream pipelines?
Two big political exposes in six months is a pretty fast pace for an investigative journalist that is nearly ninety years old. *tips hat*
This story first appeared on TASS at the start of the week.
meccalli wrote:Yeah this guy.
Aye doh joke bout them tea leaf eh. Lipton does help mih investment portfolio, and red rose does tell me when mih car go shut down.sMASH wrote:As American economics dwindle , the ability to pay fir all those pacific war games will reduce as well.
Read the tea leaves, theur days ate numbered.
Still have plenty numbers, but still numbered, regardless.
But you love Russia, don't you? Didn't you say that you wanted Putin's face on your birthday cake?sMASH wrote:Ukraine was known as the most corrupt European country for a reason... And it wasnt because of a seymor Hearst article.
All of a sudden, Ukraine is symbol of goodness and sympathy.
Steups, they Need to be burnt to the ground.
Blasted nazi country.
During the rule of Putin-ally Viktor Yanukovych, Ukraine was known for high levels of corruption across the government. It was during that period that Ukraine achieved its lowest score on Transparency International’s corruption index.
https://www.transparency.org/en/cpi/2014/index/ukr
The Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 was a stark reminder of the threat that corruption and the absence of government accountability pose for global peace and security: kleptocrats in Russia (28) have amassed great fortunes by pledging loyalty to President Vladimir Putin in exchange for profitable government contracts and protection of their economic interests. The absence of any checks on Putin’s power allowed him to pursue his geopolitical ambitions with impunity. This attack destabilised the European continent, threatening democracy and killing tens of thousands.sMASH wrote:Viva Le corruption.
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