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€1.5 trillion for Ukraine over the next 10 years – finally no more having to think about vacation planningYou know the drill: the most beautiful days of the year have to be planned – the vacation. But now you don’t have to worry about that anymore. 
In Davos, where the crème de la crème of the world’s leaders are currently meeting, Hungarian President Viktor Orbán appeared before the cameras and spoke about a paper he is not allowed to publish. According to him, it says that the EU wants to provide €800 billion for Ukraine over the next 10 years. This is supposedly already largely decided. In addition, Ukraine needs €700 billion for military aid. In total, then, a ridiculous €1.5 trillion. Well, if you quickly grab a calculator, you’ll find that this will cost every EU citizen €3,333. From infant to the elderly. On top of existing taxes and levies. If you belong to the group of those who diligently produce goods and services, then it’s logically up to you to also earn the shares that infants, children, students, administrative staff, pensioners, the elderly, soldiers, police officers, and politicians do not earn. Yeah, your heart just laughs its way toward a heart attack, right? So you don’t have to think about vacation planning anymore. Your money goes where, in the view of the much-loved leaders in the EU, it’s needed far more urgently: into war, destruction, weapons, rearmament, and eventually the rebuilding of what was destroyed by war and those wonderful weapons. It’s always so uplifting to see how caring the much-loved leaders in the EU are and how they think of you — or rather, your hard-earned money! Right?! Politicians, after all, know best what’s important for the population, the sovereign. Author: AI-Translation - Maximus Polemikus | |
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