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A Ukrainian publication has placed dozens of American politicians, activists, and media outlets on a list of those allegedly known to have shared Russian disinformation or otherwise made anti-Ukrainian statements.
Glenn Beck and Blaze Media made the list, which was published in an article titled, Rollercoaster: From Trumpists to Communists. The forces in the US impeding aid to Ukraine and how they do it.
There are 388 people and 76 publications on the list, and Glenn is shocked.
“Why is The Blaze, why am I on this list?” he asks. “Because I believe I’m telling you exactly what’s happening. We have a color revolution happening within our own government, within the NGOs and George Soros and all those people.”
The publication, Texty.org.ua, was founded by Anatoly Bondarenko — who was involved in the TechCamp, which is a public diplomacy program established by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs at the U.S. Department of State.
“The TechCamp is when they go into these countries where they’re going to do a color revolution, and they find all these tech-savvy people, and they show them how to build movements against their government. That’s what our State Department is doing,” Glenn explains.
“Would they like to clarify this, would anyone like to make a public statement on why we’re there, and you know, curious why the editor in chief and the cofounder was trained by the State Department?” Glenn asks. “It’s really interesting that this organization has ties to the State Department and USAID. Their founder was a part of the TechCamps.”
“It’s almost like we’ve been outed for saying bad things about the State Department and the U.S. government perpetrating color revolutions and saying this is how they do it and so then, they have a shell organization that they themselves have created to what? Prove me right?”
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Biden grovels to Zelenskyy on the world stage, apologizes for delay in sending taxpayer money to fight Ukraine's war
President Joe Biden personally apologized to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Friday for a months-long delay in sending more taxpayer money to Ukraine.
Biden made his apology on the world stage during a bilateral meeting in Paris.
'It’s very important that in this unity, the United States of America, all American people stay with Ukraine like it was during World War II.'
"I apologize for those weeks of not knowing what was going to happen in terms of funding," Biden said.
The president blamed "very conservative" members of Congress for stalling the aid. In reality, a growing coalition of lawmakers are questioning the limitless checkbook that some members of the U.S. government want to extend to Ukraine.
The U.S. has now delivered more than $175 billion in aid to Ukraine since the country's war with Russia began — but it hasn't helped Ukraine win. Moreover, the Biden administration has neither given Americans a clear strategic plan outlining how Ukraine wins the war, nor explained why Americans should keep sending their hard-earned dollars to Kiev. The money already sent has not helped Ukraine defeat Russia.
Still, Biden promised Zelenskyy that America "is going to stand with you."
"We're still in. Completely. Thoroughly," Biden said.
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For his part, Zelenskyy told Biden that America needs to support Ukraine in the same way the American war machine supported the Allied Forces in World War II.
"It’s very important that you stay with us," he said. "It’s very important that in this unity, the United States of America, all American people stay with Ukraine like it was during World War II — how the United States helped to save human lives, to save Europe."
Americans' views about their tax dollars funding the Ukraine-Russia war continue to change.
Last fall, a significant share of Americans said the U.S. government was doing too much. But a recent Gallup survey found that the number of Americans who believe the U.S. needs to do more to help Ukraine is growing.
The Pew Research Center, meanwhile, found that roughly one-third of Americans believe the U.S. is doing too much. Interestingly, Republicans are more likely than Democrats to say the U.S. is doing too much, while Democrats are more likely to want the U.S. to increase its intervention in the foreign war.
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Whatever U.S. Elites Are Defending In Ukraine, It Isn’t Democracy
The real problem with holding presidential elections in Ukraine right now is that Ukrainians might vote to end the war.Antony Blinken visits Ukraine to emphasize America's 'enduring support'
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has traveled to Ukraine to emphasize America's "enduring support" for the embattled Eastern European nation that has been fighting a war against Russia for more than two years, according to a press statement from a State Department spokesperson.
"Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken arrived in Ukraine today to meet with senior Ukrainian officials and highlight the United States’ enduring support for Ukraine. While in Ukraine, Secretary Blinken will meet with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal, and Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba to discuss battlefield updates, the impact of new U.S. security and economic assistance, long-term security and other commitments, and ongoing work to bolster Ukraine’s economic recovery. He will emphasize America’s commitment to Ukraine’s sovereignty, territorial integrity, and democracy in the face of Russia’s ongoing aggression," the statement notes.
'He will emphasize America’s commitment to Ukraine’s sovereignty, territorial integrity, and democracy in the face of Russia’s ongoing aggression.'
The U.S. has supplied Ukraine with billions worth of aid to assist in the battle against Russia.
While some lawmakers support the U.S. aid to Ukraine, others oppose it.
GOP Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah has suggested that if the U.S. shrank from supplying support, Russia would invade Poland and the U.S. would be drawn into war to defend the NATO nation.
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Other lawmakers oppose U.S. aid to Ukraine, including GOP Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia and Thomas Massie of Kentucky, who last week pressed House Speaker Mike Johnson for there to be no more U.S. funding for Ukraine. The demand was one of four asks made prior to when Greene moved to oust Johnson from the speakership.
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