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we are going to send troops and gawd only knows how many BILLIONS to the ukraine....a country most have never heard .....how will bumbles biden justify this when the body bags start coming back to Dover ....and WE WILL NOT EVEN PROTECT OUR OWN BORDERS ??????? wide open to illegals and drug trade has open arms to COME ON IN.......GD shameful...but every prez has to have his own war.......i guess ????????????????????????????
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joe took the money so now has to make good on the gamble
They have to invent a new boogeyman to feed the war machine.
After Dementia Joe's Afghanistan disaster, he needs something bolster his show of military strength. Too bad it is going to backfire on him in a big way.
May be bigger than that. Biden looks weak with Russia and China and The central banks need some chaos to blame all the inflation on that is coming.Swift money changers system is under pressure and the U.S.petrol reserve currency dollar is coming to an end with a Grand Reset to end it after a conventional warfare event of flagellation that is possible.
Biden is not a strong moral leader.he is just a chameleon stooge on the political stage to make money. A figurehead nothing else.
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