The behavior of the U.S. senators clamoring to be with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reflects a certain level of disconnect that needs to be witnessed to be realized.
Senators, grown adults awaiting Zelenskyy’s arrival, clinging to every word, clamoring to be first in line for his reception, competing against each other for time standing next to him, the entire event was grotesque and creepy. WATCH:
Shortly after the guided tour of the upper chamber, the Golden Child was carried on a gilded chariot into the viewing chamber while trumpets blared, senators took turns bringing forth their taxpayer funded indulgences, and Senator Jeanne Shaheen knelt down at his feet and peeled Zelenskyy’s grapes. Yeah, that’s the vibe.
The “Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026” was then advanced by the Senate in an 86 to 12 procedural vote teeing up the bill for final passage in the Senate later this week. However, I would challenge people to READ THE BILL, it’s only 61-pages.
Within the bill you will note almost everything within the law is left to the enforcement discretion of the President; which normally would not be of great concern, however, given the punishment for violations – things may get sketchy depending on who is in office.
A foreign person who “undermines the peace, security, political stability, or territorial integrity of Ukraine;” and/or “undermines the democratic processes of Ukraine,” will be in violation of the U.S. law and subject to fines, travel or visa restrictions. [Page 13, page 28] As a consequence, any person who may be critical of Ukraine -undermining the democratic process via criticism- can be punished by the U.S. President.
Page 36 applies a 100% U.S. tariff against the import of any country’s goods into the USA if that country purchase energy products from Russia (with qualifiers). The intent of that section is to stop China and/or India from purchasing Russian oil and gas.
As noted by Politico, ‘the revamped bill expands the number of Russian entities that would be subject to mandatory sanctions — including Russia’s shadow fleet of ships ferrying oil — but it also grants Trump broad waiver authority.’
The House is in summer recess, so things may stall even if the Senate (very pro-Ukraine) passes the bill.
“Z” isn’t the legitimate President of Ukraine … but, who cares? We want a Global War™ with Russia, and we want to provoke Russia into starting it.
We, the Europeans, simply don’t remember what “Blitzkreig” means. Our late Queen is gone now, and with it her memory of what she lived through. The Germans are now our allies – until they aren’t – and Russia is our new überfoe, until she isn’t.
So: Let’s rush headlong into the abyss. Why waste any more time?
Our military industrialists have already completed their calculations. Our census people have already identified the 17-19 year old kids. (Except, of course, our own …) So: “Let’s Go!™”
By our careful calculations, each combat battalion should consume 12,345 units of ammunition per week, which at a cost of $115.00 per unit should equal $1,419,675.00 per week in p-r-o-f-i-t-s . . .
What could possibly be wrong with this picture?
Wel-l-l-l … the “fly in this ointment” might, or might not, be: “Russia.” Because she remembers, much more than any of the rest of you do, what World War actually means.
Seems to me sanctions should be on our Senate and the Euroweenies for prolonging the war rather than on the Russians! JMO
Mr. President,
This is a World War III Bill.
They just stuck Lindsey’s name on it to suck up to you.
It dishonestly lumps Russia in with Iran in order to expand both wars.
Please veto this piece of shit, sir. It’s sole purpose is more money for thieving politicians and more dead people world-wide.
Sincerely,
–Your Base
War Is
ProfitsHell.If it’s got 80 votes, a veto is nothing but a protest that dies in the night.
That’s weird; there are also 86 senators involved in child trafficking.
huh.
and yet it would indicate which side of the divide trump stands on: the people or the globalists.
No. I don’t think it’s that simple. This vote is more like a well-covered third down pass that the QB may decide to throw away, and just punt.
The loss of one 3rd down conversion is not nearly as critical to winning or losing the game as a pick 6 by the defense might be.
And that may be why the Senate is pushing this bill. It could be as simple to them an opportunity to make a little more side money when the President can’t afford to explain a veto to the public, this close to the mid-terms.
Psalm 34
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Turn from evil and do good;
seek peace and pursue it.
Hallelujah!
T y.
If President Trump has any sense, he’ll veto this bill the second it lands on his desk.
How do these … people … keep getting re-elected?
The globalist cabal doesn’t seem to recognize anyone as a foreign person, no matter how they got here, how many laws they violated to get in and how many they’ve violated since they’ve been here.
I think this begs the question of every photo-op seeking Senator who is not up for re-election this year:
“For whom is it so important that you be seen chumming up to Z-man?”
If it’s not for the voters, is it for certain lobbyists?
Is it for the IC who put Zelenskyy in office?
Is it for certain Europeans?
Veto time if they get it past. They won’t support Iran conflict because they like terrorist regimes. It’s like them.