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* [https://twitter.com/David4Liberty/status/1592328864357027840 The US steals over 6 trillion USD annually. You have a very specific objection to a rounding error amount that is being used to stop genocide.]
* [https://twitter.com/David4Liberty/status/1592328864357027840 The US steals over 6 trillion USD annually. You have a very specific objection to a rounding error amount that is being used to stop genocide.]
* [https://twitter.com/rshereme/status/1680661640121839616 Elon Musk is trying to “sell” his useless Twitter’s Blue Mark for $0.23 cents a day, comparing it to a cup of coffee which is $1.38 per day. Meanwhile, supporting Ukrainian sovereignty and stopping russian genocide costs approximately $0.14 cents a day!]


* [https://twitter.com/DoyougrokGary/status/1679975452952399875 This is how I see this argument. A woman is being raped. Someone grabs a rusty old government crowbar and smashes the rapist. You object because you paid .0001 cent for that crowbar at some point in the past.]
* [https://twitter.com/DoyougrokGary/status/1679975452952399875 This is how I see this argument. A woman is being raped. Someone grabs a rusty old government crowbar and smashes the rapist. You object because you paid .0001 cent for that crowbar at some point in the past.]

Revision as of 14:59, 16 July 2023

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1994: “You give your nukes to russia, they’ll promise not to invade you. Deal?”

The Clinton administration ignored flashing warning signs as it pushed Ukraine hard to accept unilateral disarmament—depriving Kyiv of a deterrent against Russia while providing nothing real to replace it.

How Bill Clinton Sealed Ukraine’s Fate: The inside story of the Budapest Memorandum of 1994, when Kyiv returned its nuclear weapons to Russia in return for ‘assurances’ from Moscow and Washington.

2005: arms destruction

2014-2017: non-lethal aid

  • U.S. hands over armored military vehicles to Ukraine”, March 25, 2015 “The U.S. aid for Ukraine’s army will include 30 heavily armored Humvees and 200 other regular Humvees, as well as small drones, radios, counter-mortar radars and other equipment. All of the aid is nonlethal, and the drones are not armed.”

2017-2021

2022-2023

2023

Objections and counter-arguments

Benefits for the USA

Ideas

Opinion polls

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Other countries’ aid

Estonia

More

  • U.S. Humvees Arrive In Ukraine”, March 26, 2015 “Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko welcomed the first 10 Humvees provided by the U.S. as part of non-lethal military aid. The vehicles were handed over to units which are fighting Russian-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine. It’s expected that a total of 230 Humvees will be delivered within the next 45 days.”

See also