Ukraine Aid… Set the Emotions Aside
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- čas přidán 28. 05. 2024
- In this video, we explore the intricate dynamics of financial aid packages, particularly focusing on the recent $95 billion aid package for Ukraine. My objective is to provide a comprehensive overview of how such financial decisions are formulated and the ripple effects they create, allowing you to form an informed opinion. We delve into the mechanics of the aid, how it supports American manufacturing and workers, and the broader economic implications. This detailed analysis aims to demystify the process and encourage a more nuanced understanding of economic stimulus through international aid.
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Video Chapters:
(00:00) - Introduction to Financial Aid Controversies
(00:11) - Objectives and Expectations of the Discussion
(01:32) - Breaking Down the $95 Billion Aid Package
(02:19) - Economic Impact on American Workers and Industry
(03:44) - Stimulus Effects and Public Perception
thank you for sharing your view
It's not a "view" lol... I'm explaining how it works.
@@claytrader just remember “works” and “working” are totally different. 36T in debt is simply crazy and will haunt the folks 40 and below at the very least.
@@Riverplacedad1 correct. I''m just explaining how it "works". Does it accomplish what it's supposed to ("working"), that's up to each person to form an opinion on.
@@claytrader no doubt about it. Those of us out in the field and see it first hand, tend to form different opinions than the general public. Still shake my head how on Earth we stayed in the ME for 20 years. Back in the days when presidents had done time like Eisenhower, they were more selective about what they committed our troops into. That’s been a long time ago
@@Riverplacedad1 I appreciate the thoughts!
Proud Gen-X American here. I see your points. My counters are:
At the beginning of a battle, it is terrible military policy not to have an exit strategy. (That is: Beginning without having the end in mind.) And currently, as far as American aid goes, there is none in Ukraine or at least none that has been shared with the taxpayers footing the bill. When will our help no longer be needed, and who will decide when and why that is?
Further, it is verifiably true that a significant portion of our tax money meant for military aid to Ukraine has instead been stolen by organized crime and oligarchs. Another percentage of it has "just slipped through the cracks" and is unaccounted for due to bureaucratic incompetence on both sides of the ocean. How long are we citizens expected to allow them to rob us or lose our money because of ineptitude? And what should the proper consequences be for the political and military leadership that allows such things?
The misery of certain other parts of the world is tragic. It is also not our business. The capital being lavished to solve other nations' issues (usually without being invited or needed to do so) could be much more judiciously used to solve our own. Or shall we keep right on throwing rocks through windows so that the repairmen can get paid to fix them?
Cheers Clay!
I'm not making any points. I'm just saying how the aid works. Thanks for watching and for your thoughts!
He says especially like there's an x in it haha.
:-)
I agree with Trumps approach. Let the European countries pay their fair share. When Germany (the world’s 3rd largest economy) won’t even pay theirs, somethings wrong. Add to that I’ve watched our country ever since Vietnam go into conflicts without clear set goals or exit time lines. That’s simply ridiculous!
Thanks for watching and for the thoughts!
@@claytrader your welcome. I was a Navy fighter pilot during the Reagan years. Back when things were run better there in DC. We have returned to the Jimmy Carter philosophy of international diplomacy
A real American hero and patriot. Thank you for your service! 100% right riverdad
@@Riverplacedad1 thank you for you service!
As always, another very well balanced take from you.
Although I am not American nor do I live there, badly allocated 95B stings even for me, but as you pointed out, that money will put food on the table of US citizens, so perhaps it isn’t such a bad deal.
Cheers and thanks for watching!
Bidens America last agenda.
Thanks for watching!
Np, I like you trading info tho.
cheers