Re: to find a therapist amp

marika <[email protected]> wrote:
> marika <[email protected]> wrote:
>> marika <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> marika <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>> 
>>>> 
>>>> I  saw a story on CNN in 2024  that Mike Moses Johnson was going to
>>>> maralago, so trump could explain to him what kind of loan arrangement bill
>>>> he wants them to write for Ukraine aid.
>>>> (The “billionaire” who can’t even afford his own legal costs and fines is
>>>> gonna advise on money issues)
>>>> There is no word in the English language that covers how much I hate these
>>>> 2 men.
>>>> 
>>>> There are only 3 realistic outcomes for a “loan” bill like this:
>>>> It will either not pass at all.
>>>> Or it will just suck up and waste another couple months (and thousands of
>>>> Ukrainian lives).
>>>> Or all of the above.
>>>> 
>>>> I also really need to know why the bill that probably 300 congress people
>>>> support will never go to the floor, but instead of that a bill that
>>>> probably only about 100 congress people want, WILL go to the floor. It’s
>>>> good to know our government is strangled by the minority.
>>>> 
>>>> I wish like hell there was some way Ukraine could tell them to stick the
>>>> loan up their asses, and still win without it.  (the prior Pope was saying
>>>> at that time  Ukraine should surrender too. All good Catholics should
>>>> support murderers, I guess is what he was saying.  Thankfully the new pope
>>>> is a little more in favor of Ukrainians not being bombed but still is too
>>>> cowed to say “Russia stop”. )
>>>> Either that or I wish they could say “Deal… we’ll honor these loan
>>>> agreement terms like you honored the Budapest memorandum”.
>>>> 
>>>> 
>>> 
>>> Moses  embraced the “loans” to Ukraine idea. No, he doesn’t just do exactly
>>> what trump says to do, nope. He gets all his marching orders directly from
>>> THE LORD.
>>> “LOANS” to a country that doesn’t have the economy anymore to even afford
>>> mine clearing equipment to prevent their own citizens from being blown up
>>> while walking across their (no longer existent) yards. Great idea.
>>> 
>>> I thought…
>>> 
>>> “This should go real well, everyone in congress will certainly agree and it
>>> will get passed in no time. Just in time for the money to be used by putin
>>> to change all the street signs in the country from Ukrainian to russkie
>>> language, and install big statues of himself in every city. “
>>> 
>>> (Of course they dragged it out and today, JD Vance is proud of cutting off
>>> all aid and letting the killing to continue.  And nowhere is prancing off
>>> to Islamabd to continue his streak of sadism…)
>>> 
>>> Not to mention:
>>> “The plans for these  loans were in their preliminary stages and far from
>>> fully formed, three sources told NBC News, but Republicans who support
>>> Ukraine want to be prepared to tackle the legislation as soon as Congress
>>> clears another government shutdown deadline on March 22. Waiting any longer
>>> could push passage of critical aid for Ukraine into April, given a planned
>>> two-week congressional recess at the end of March, two sources said.”
>>> 
>>> OH MY GOD MOSES GAVE THEM  ANOTHER 2 WEEK VACATION AT THE END OF THAT
>>> MONTH. 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> NBC News
>>> ⁦‪@NBCNews‬⁩
>>> 
>>> 
>>> Speaker Johnson and the chairmen of key House committees dealing with
>>> national security are working to develop their own Ukraine aid package, an
>>> alternative that they hope can pass Congress without alienating
>>> conservatives who oppose further funding.
>>> 
>>> 3/8/24, 9:30 PM
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/congress/house-republicans-consider-loan-program-ukraine-aid-rcna142562
>>> 
>>> And here we are two years later
>>> that promise Trump made about ending the war.
>>> Who ever believed him?
>>> 
>>> 
>> 
>> Everything Orban and Putin say about demanding rights for their “ethnic
>> language speakers”, Ukraine should respond “Same, backsies, we’ll do it in
>> our country for yours, if you do it in your country for ours”
>> Not kidding. 
>> 
>> 
> 
> I hate Witkoff and Kushner almost as much as i hate Trump and Johnson
> 
> 
> Hey look, Budanov got a promotion.
> There is no bottom to American stupidity. And always on display for the
> whole world to witness. 
> 
> 
>  https://x.com/jayinkyiv/status/2014264740499861866
>  	
> 		
> Jay in Kyiv
> ⁦‪@JayinKyiv‬⁩
> 
> 
> At Davos, before heading off to Moscow for another groveling session with
> the Russian dictator, people in the audience laugh as Putin's whore Witkoff
> calls Budanov "Vice President" of Ukraine.
> 
> Witkoff is like Trump in that he really knows nothing beyond "get money". 
>  
> 1/22/26, 4:11 AM
> 

Was mccain the first presidential candidate to visit MONTANA
 
 
Here;s a reason to vote for Mccain
 
He ain't orange
 

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB121072447597990171.html?mod=googlenews_wsj

McCain Consultant Is Tied
To Work for Ukraine Party
Political Group
Had Opposed
Pro-Western Bloc
By MARY JACOBY and GLENN R. SIMPSON
May 14, 2008; Page A7

A consultant to Sen. John McCain hired a public-relations firm last year to
burnish the U.S. image of a Ukrainian political party backed by Russian
leader Vladimir Putin, according to documents filed with the Justice
Department.

The lobbying firm of Davis Manafort Inc. arranged for the public-relations
firm's work through an affiliate last spring, at the same time Davis
Manafort was being paid by the Republican presidential candidate's
campaign.
The firm is co-owned by lobbyist Rick Davis, manager of Sen.
McCain's
presidential campaign, and longtime Republican strategist Paul Manafort.

>
The Arizona senator has endorsed a political movement in Ukraine that is at
odds with the Putin-backed Party of Regions.

http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2008/05/19/america/NA-POL-ANL-US-McCain-Lobbyists.php

(THE REMAINDER OF THE STORY DISCUSSES THE ISSUES, BUT THE REAL ISSUE IS
THAT
MCCAIN'S PLATFORM IS THAT HE WILL NOT HAVE LOBBYIST TIES)

Analysis: Lobbyist flap conflicts with McCain's image as a reformer


The Associated PressPublished: May 19, 2008



"It's the biggest anti-Washington streak in the American electorate in
decades, and McCain's problem is that his campaign is full of
Washington-lobbyist types," said Chris Kofinis, a former John Edwards aide.
"You can't be the guy who is striving for reform when the people who run
the
campaign are fighting against reform."

Democrats have hammered McCain on that very issue for months, noting that
campaign manager Rick Davis and senior adviser Charlie Black have spent
decades lobbying in Washington. Both have left their companies.

The criticism exploded this month with the disclosure that two McCain
advisers worked for DCI Group, a consulting firm that several years ago
worked with a moderate member of Myanmar's military junta.

McCain was furious. The two resigned and the new policy followed.