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chuka_lis1) Власть США, в лице трампа и республиканцев, все отчетливее поддерживает россию в войне. Оружие для Украины, помощь, одобренная Конгрессом при Байдене, и даже отправленнае в Европу, заворачивается назад, под предлогом что "самим мало (брехня), у нас национальные интересы на первом месте". Между делом трамп названивает путину, утирается, затем бахвалится своими успехами и гряжущими победами, и потихоньку снимает санкции с рф, наложенные за агрессию, и, не смотря на свои заявления, про "вводить дополнительные или новые санкции против рф", по сути, действует наоборот..
Smith, the ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee, told NBC News, "We are not at any lower point, stockpile-wise, than we've been in the 3½ years of the Ukraine conflict."
He added that his staff had "seen the numbers" and that, without getting into too much detail, there was no indication of a shortage that would justify the suspension of aid to Ukraine. The shipment that Hegseth delayed would have included dozens of Patriot interceptors, which Ukraine could use to knock out incoming missiles. There were also some 155 mm artillery rounds, Hellfire missiles, precision-guided missile systems called GMLRS, grenade launchers, Stinger surface-to-air missiles and AIM air-to-air missiles, which could be used by Ukraine's small fleet of F-16 fighter jets.In Poland and some other European countries, many of the weapons had already been loaded onto trucks, reports indicate, and were then unloaded once the order came through. The shipment was approved during the Biden administration, officials said.
During a July 3 phone call, Putin told Trump that “Russia will achieve its goals” in Ukraine and “will not abandon” them, according to Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov. Russia is seeking to conquer Ukraine and bring the independent country back into Moscow's orbit. The call, which lasted about an hour, was the sixth between the two leaders since Trump took office on January 20.
Vlasiuk recalled that the US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), in accordance with Trump's executive order dated June 30, 2025, removed a number of Russian entities from the sanctions lists. All of them had been sanctioned for supporting the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
according to media reports, Trump "threw the baby out with the bathwater." Journalists noted that he "accidentally" removed some Russian institutions, banks, and individuals from the sanctions list. Among them ( (Global Vision Group, STG Logistic, Maritime Assistance LLC, MB Bank, Promsyrioimport, Rosoboroneksport OAO, Russian Financial Corporation, etc.), was Rosoboronexport, a company that supplies Russian weapons to other countries.
Three Democratic senators said Thursday they were launching an investigation into the Trump administration’s more than five-month pause on new sanctions against Russia related to its war in Ukraine.
“Instead of taking clearly available steps to pressure the aggressors, President Trump is doing nothing and we will be investigating this missed opportunity to push for an end to this war,” Sens. Jeanne Shaheen (N.H.), Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) and Chris Coons (Del.), said in a joint statement.
Since President Trump began his second term in January, the United States has not issued any new sanctions against Russia stemming from its invasion of Ukraine — in some cases even easing such restrictions. Under former President Biden, Washington imposed more than 6,200 sanctions against entities linked to Moscow targeting companies, trade and financial transactions that fuel its war machine — equalling more than 170 new sanctions a month, on average, according to an analysis from The New York Times. In this context, cutting off a crucial avenue of support for Ukraine in a critical moment of their national survival is strategically and morally wrong,” he said in a statement.“This decision clearly appears to be part of an effort to reward рutin.”
2) В Конгрессе одобрили "Большой Прекрасній Билл" трампа (госфинансирование на всякие нужды), который усугубит положение с бюджетом страны и повысит уязвимость жителей США. Республиканцы триумфуют, трамп его конечно же подписал, повысив госдолг до 5 триллионов (и потом еще 3.4 трлн наростут за 10 лет, уже посчитано)..
The 1,200‑page package will:
Permanently extend the 2017 Trump tax cuts, while exempting overtime pay, tips and some Social Security income from taxation.
Impose 80‑hour‑per‑month work requirements on many adults receiving Medicaid and apply existing SNAP work rules to additional beneficiaries.
Repeal most clean‑energy tax credits created under President Biden.
Authorize a $40 billion border security surge and fund a nationwide deportation initiative.
Raise the federal debt ceiling by $5 trillion, with the Congressional Budget Office estimating that it could add $3.4 trillion to the deficit over the next 10 years.
Billions in Medicaid cuts passed by Republicans as part of President Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill" will have widespread negative implications on people across the United States, multiple experts told Newsweek.
Chris Howard, professor of government and public policy at William & Mary, told Newsweek that cuts to Medicaid and to the Affordable Care Act [ACA] will have "profound effects" at the state level.
Millions of people across the country will lose health insurance, he said, including an estimated 300,000 in his state of Virginia.
"Basically, Republicans are trying to undermine big parts of the [Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare] without having to replace them," Howard said. "They learned that 'repeal and replace' did not work in Trump's first term, so now they just want to repeal." States can't run budget deficits, and they are highly unlikely to replace all the lost funds," Howard said. "More people will lose coverage. "Hospitals and nursing homes, especially in rural areas, depend heavily on Medicaid dollars. Many of them will have to lay off workers or close down. If hospitals have to provide more uncompensated care to the uninsured, there will be pressure on private insurance to raise rates."
The Senate bill cuts more than $1 trillion in combined federal spending from Medicaid and SNAP programs, better known as food stamps. It also rolls back a half-trillion dollars of clean energy tax credits passed under President Biden, cuts off Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood, and establishes a new tax on investment income on endowments for colleges and universities with more than 3,000 students that goes as high as 8%.
The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimates that extending the tax cuts alone will cost the government $2.2 trillion over the next decade. The GOP bill also extends a reduction in the estate tax, which was part of the 2017 bill. The CBO estimates that will cost another $200 billion in revenue over the next decade.
Ну что ж, этоб билл приведет к социальному обострению, другого- не дано.
3) Продолжается атака на иммигрантов, под раздачу попадают любые внешне "не показвшиеся" полицаям (пока что еще не массово), в том числе граждане США, им приписываются разные преступления и нарушения закона, и администрация трампа гордо заявляет, что будет открывать еще новые концлагеря для иммигрантов, например, в болотах Флориды или даже в исторической тюрьме Алькатрас. Изза переполненности "иммиграционных центров задержания" они не в состоянии функционировать адекватно, так что права человека - нарушаются вовсю. Спи на полу на подстилке, ешь похлебку, адвоката или родственника не увидишь,заболел- помирай, взяли- и с концами.
Все как в цивилизованной стране, не правда ли?
Experts are concerned about the dangerous conditions at Alligator Alcatraz, the immigrant detention center that opened Tuesday in the Florida Everglades. Hurricanes, flooding, and mosquitoes pose a more likely threat to people incarcerated there than the alligators and snakes that President Donald Trump has "joked" about. Built in eight days, the facility consists of large tents, bunk beds, and chain link fences that form cages to hold about 3,000 people. It has already flooded once. Republicans have gleefully supported the facility's construction, with the Florida Republican Party selling merchandise promoting the camp
Despite the rudimentary setup, it will cost $450 million a year to run, according to Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. The immigrants "are in a facility that is very inaccessible to lawyers, to family members, to oversight," "The risk of mosquito-borne disease at this site is significant," Durland Fish, professor emeritus of epidemiology at the Yale University School of Public Health told The Washington Post. Mosquitoes in the Everglades can cause neurological damage like encephalitis, which can be life threatening.
Да, именно так- забрать у Гарварда гранты на 450 млн на несколько лет, чтобы держать в тюрьме на болотах 3 тыс задержанных по плану ( вероятно, реально будет больше), в год. При этом еше разрушать нац парк, вишенкой на торте.
Прекрасное использование денег налогоплательщиков, ну просто вин-вин!
О том, что сейчас пропагандиурется к "понаехавшим", красноречиво сигналит твит вдохновительницы трампа Лумер:
The first screenshot read, "Alligator Alcatraz. Feeding illegals to the gators. We need more of this energy."
"Жизни крокодилов- важны! Накормим кроводилов нелегалами. Нам нужно побольше такого энергетического заряда. Хорошая новость, что для крокодилов у нас есть 65 млн порций еды" ( подразумевается 65 млн "латино" в США).
She made the first post on June 30, while the other post was made on July 1.
Alligator Alcatraz
Feeding illegals to the gators.
We nеed more of this energy.
— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) June 30, 2025
\Alligator lives matter.
The good news is, alligators are guaranteed at least 65 million meals if we get started now.
— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) June 30, 2025
Laura Loomer responded to the accusations, saying she was referring to 65 million "illegal aliens." She wrote in an X post, "There 100% are 65 million illegal aliens living in the US. We have been told 20 million illegals are living in the US since Ronald Reagan was President in the 1980s. Another 20 million (at least) came in under Joe Biden. Add in all of the illegals who came in under Clinton, Bush and Obama as well."
She added, "Now add all of their kids. Those people reproduce like rabbits. Add in the 2 million got aways under Biden. The real number ends up being close to 65 million. We literally have 65 million illegals in the US. Do the math."
What’s wrong with feeding the alligators?
\Бесстыдный расизм и фашизм, как он есть. 21 век, США.
Ну и конечно, "неугодных" теперь можно отправлять куда угодно, хоть кчерту на рога- в тюрьму в Сальвадор, в воюющий Судан и тд. The court’s conservative majority had ruled in June that immigration officials could quickly deport people to third countries. The majority halted an order that had allowed immigrants to challenge any removals to countries outside their homeland where they could be in danger.
The immigrants from Cuba, Laos, Mexico, Myanmar, Vietnam and South Sudan arrived in South Sudan on Friday after a federal judge cleared the way for the Trump administration to relocate them in a case that had gone to the Supreme Court, which had permitted their removal from the U.S.
Такое человеческое лицо у США, снова- достигло уровня того, когда США отказали кораблю с еврейскими беженцами после "хрустальной ночи" и не разрешили 20 тыс квоту для еврейских беженцев.
(напоминание: Most of the ship’s 937 passengers were Jews trying to escape Nazi Germany. Though World War II had not yet begun, the groundwork for the Holocaust was already being laid in Germany, where Jewish people faced harassment, discrimination and political persecution. But though the danger faced by the passengers was clear, they were turned down by immigration authorities, first by Cuba, then the United States and Canada. For many on the St. Louis, that rejection was a death sentence.
Sen. Robert Wagner, Democrat of New York, and Rep. Edith Nourse Rogers, Republican of Massachusetts, jointly introduced a bill to admit 20,000 unaccompanied child refugees, 14 or younger, into the United States. The bill stipulated that the costs of caring for the children would be borne by the private sector and, crucially, that the refugees admitted would not count against the quotas limiting U.S. immigration.A number of prominent Americans threw their weight behind the bill: bishops and actors, former President Herbert Hoover, and New York Mayor Fiorello La Guardia. Even the first lady let her support be known. “It seems to me the humanitarian thing to do,” Eleanor Roosevelt said at a press conference when asked about the bill.But the opposition struck back with calls to, yes, put America first.“Protect the youth of America from this foreign invasion,” thundered John Trevor, the head of the American Coalition of Patriotic Societies, a restrictionist organization with a reach of about 2.5 million members. Trevor had built a career for himself by railing against rising immigration and its pernicious effect on America’s national character. He helped shape the 1924 Immigration Act, which established the restrictive quota system that was explicitly designed to curtail Italians and Jews, excluded the Japanese altogether, and stood as U.S. policy for 40 years.)
Smith, the ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee, told NBC News, "We are not at any lower point, stockpile-wise, than we've been in the 3½ years of the Ukraine conflict."
He added that his staff had "seen the numbers" and that, without getting into too much detail, there was no indication of a shortage that would justify the suspension of aid to Ukraine. The shipment that Hegseth delayed would have included dozens of Patriot interceptors, which Ukraine could use to knock out incoming missiles. There were also some 155 mm artillery rounds, Hellfire missiles, precision-guided missile systems called GMLRS, grenade launchers, Stinger surface-to-air missiles and AIM air-to-air missiles, which could be used by Ukraine's small fleet of F-16 fighter jets.In Poland and some other European countries, many of the weapons had already been loaded onto trucks, reports indicate, and were then unloaded once the order came through. The shipment was approved during the Biden administration, officials said.
During a July 3 phone call, Putin told Trump that “Russia will achieve its goals” in Ukraine and “will not abandon” them, according to Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov. Russia is seeking to conquer Ukraine and bring the independent country back into Moscow's orbit. The call, which lasted about an hour, was the sixth between the two leaders since Trump took office on January 20.
Vlasiuk recalled that the US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), in accordance with Trump's executive order dated June 30, 2025, removed a number of Russian entities from the sanctions lists. All of them had been sanctioned for supporting the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
according to media reports, Trump "threw the baby out with the bathwater." Journalists noted that he "accidentally" removed some Russian institutions, banks, and individuals from the sanctions list. Among them ( (Global Vision Group, STG Logistic, Maritime Assistance LLC, MB Bank, Promsyrioimport, Rosoboroneksport OAO, Russian Financial Corporation, etc.), was Rosoboronexport, a company that supplies Russian weapons to other countries.
Three Democratic senators said Thursday they were launching an investigation into the Trump administration’s more than five-month pause on new sanctions against Russia related to its war in Ukraine.
“Instead of taking clearly available steps to pressure the aggressors, President Trump is doing nothing and we will be investigating this missed opportunity to push for an end to this war,” Sens. Jeanne Shaheen (N.H.), Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) and Chris Coons (Del.), said in a joint statement.
Since President Trump began his second term in January, the United States has not issued any new sanctions against Russia stemming from its invasion of Ukraine — in some cases even easing such restrictions. Under former President Biden, Washington imposed more than 6,200 sanctions against entities linked to Moscow targeting companies, trade and financial transactions that fuel its war machine — equalling more than 170 new sanctions a month, on average, according to an analysis from The New York Times. In this context, cutting off a crucial avenue of support for Ukraine in a critical moment of their national survival is strategically and morally wrong,” he said in a statement.“This decision clearly appears to be part of an effort to reward рutin.”
2) В Конгрессе одобрили "Большой Прекрасній Билл" трампа (госфинансирование на всякие нужды), который усугубит положение с бюджетом страны и повысит уязвимость жителей США. Республиканцы триумфуют, трамп его конечно же подписал, повысив госдолг до 5 триллионов (и потом еще 3.4 трлн наростут за 10 лет, уже посчитано)..
The 1,200‑page package will:
Permanently extend the 2017 Trump tax cuts, while exempting overtime pay, tips and some Social Security income from taxation.
Impose 80‑hour‑per‑month work requirements on many adults receiving Medicaid and apply existing SNAP work rules to additional beneficiaries.
Repeal most clean‑energy tax credits created under President Biden.
Authorize a $40 billion border security surge and fund a nationwide deportation initiative.
Raise the federal debt ceiling by $5 trillion, with the Congressional Budget Office estimating that it could add $3.4 trillion to the deficit over the next 10 years.
Billions in Medicaid cuts passed by Republicans as part of President Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill" will have widespread negative implications on people across the United States, multiple experts told Newsweek.
Chris Howard, professor of government and public policy at William & Mary, told Newsweek that cuts to Medicaid and to the Affordable Care Act [ACA] will have "profound effects" at the state level.
Millions of people across the country will lose health insurance, he said, including an estimated 300,000 in his state of Virginia.
"Basically, Republicans are trying to undermine big parts of the [Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare] without having to replace them," Howard said. "They learned that 'repeal and replace' did not work in Trump's first term, so now they just want to repeal." States can't run budget deficits, and they are highly unlikely to replace all the lost funds," Howard said. "More people will lose coverage. "Hospitals and nursing homes, especially in rural areas, depend heavily on Medicaid dollars. Many of them will have to lay off workers or close down. If hospitals have to provide more uncompensated care to the uninsured, there will be pressure on private insurance to raise rates."
The Senate bill cuts more than $1 trillion in combined federal spending from Medicaid and SNAP programs, better known as food stamps. It also rolls back a half-trillion dollars of clean energy tax credits passed under President Biden, cuts off Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood, and establishes a new tax on investment income on endowments for colleges and universities with more than 3,000 students that goes as high as 8%.
The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimates that extending the tax cuts alone will cost the government $2.2 trillion over the next decade. The GOP bill also extends a reduction in the estate tax, which was part of the 2017 bill. The CBO estimates that will cost another $200 billion in revenue over the next decade.
Ну что ж, этоб билл приведет к социальному обострению, другого- не дано.
3) Продолжается атака на иммигрантов, под раздачу попадают любые внешне "не показвшиеся" полицаям (пока что еще не массово), в том числе граждане США, им приписываются разные преступления и нарушения закона, и администрация трампа гордо заявляет, что будет открывать еще новые концлагеря для иммигрантов, например, в болотах Флориды или даже в исторической тюрьме Алькатрас. Изза переполненности "иммиграционных центров задержания" они не в состоянии функционировать адекватно, так что права человека - нарушаются вовсю. Спи на полу на подстилке, ешь похлебку, адвоката или родственника не увидишь,заболел- помирай, взяли- и с концами.
Все как в цивилизованной стране, не правда ли?
Experts are concerned about the dangerous conditions at Alligator Alcatraz, the immigrant detention center that opened Tuesday in the Florida Everglades. Hurricanes, flooding, and mosquitoes pose a more likely threat to people incarcerated there than the alligators and snakes that President Donald Trump has "joked" about. Built in eight days, the facility consists of large tents, bunk beds, and chain link fences that form cages to hold about 3,000 people. It has already flooded once. Republicans have gleefully supported the facility's construction, with the Florida Republican Party selling merchandise promoting the camp
Despite the rudimentary setup, it will cost $450 million a year to run, according to Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. The immigrants "are in a facility that is very inaccessible to lawyers, to family members, to oversight," "The risk of mosquito-borne disease at this site is significant," Durland Fish, professor emeritus of epidemiology at the Yale University School of Public Health told The Washington Post. Mosquitoes in the Everglades can cause neurological damage like encephalitis, which can be life threatening.
Да, именно так- забрать у Гарварда гранты на 450 млн на несколько лет, чтобы держать в тюрьме на болотах 3 тыс задержанных по плану ( вероятно, реально будет больше), в год. При этом еше разрушать нац парк, вишенкой на торте.
Прекрасное использование денег налогоплательщиков, ну просто вин-вин!
О том, что сейчас пропагандиурется к "понаехавшим", красноречиво сигналит твит вдохновительницы трампа Лумер:
The first screenshot read, "Alligator Alcatraz. Feeding illegals to the gators. We need more of this energy."
"Жизни крокодилов- важны! Накормим кроводилов нелегалами. Нам нужно побольше такого энергетического заряда. Хорошая новость, что для крокодилов у нас есть 65 млн порций еды" ( подразумевается 65 млн "латино" в США).
She made the first post on June 30, while the other post was made on July 1.
Alligator Alcatraz
Feeding illegals to the gators.
We nеed more of this energy.
— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) June 30, 2025
\Alligator lives matter.
The good news is, alligators are guaranteed at least 65 million meals if we get started now.
— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) June 30, 2025
Laura Loomer responded to the accusations, saying she was referring to 65 million "illegal aliens." She wrote in an X post, "There 100% are 65 million illegal aliens living in the US. We have been told 20 million illegals are living in the US since Ronald Reagan was President in the 1980s. Another 20 million (at least) came in under Joe Biden. Add in all of the illegals who came in under Clinton, Bush and Obama as well."
She added, "Now add all of their kids. Those people reproduce like rabbits. Add in the 2 million got aways under Biden. The real number ends up being close to 65 million. We literally have 65 million illegals in the US. Do the math."
What’s wrong with feeding the alligators?
\Бесстыдный расизм и фашизм, как он есть. 21 век, США.
Ну и конечно, "неугодных" теперь можно отправлять куда угодно, хоть кчерту на рога- в тюрьму в Сальвадор, в воюющий Судан и тд. The court’s conservative majority had ruled in June that immigration officials could quickly deport people to third countries. The majority halted an order that had allowed immigrants to challenge any removals to countries outside their homeland where they could be in danger.
The immigrants from Cuba, Laos, Mexico, Myanmar, Vietnam and South Sudan arrived in South Sudan on Friday after a federal judge cleared the way for the Trump administration to relocate them in a case that had gone to the Supreme Court, which had permitted their removal from the U.S.
Такое человеческое лицо у США, снова- достигло уровня того, когда США отказали кораблю с еврейскими беженцами после "хрустальной ночи" и не разрешили 20 тыс квоту для еврейских беженцев.
(напоминание: Most of the ship’s 937 passengers were Jews trying to escape Nazi Germany. Though World War II had not yet begun, the groundwork for the Holocaust was already being laid in Germany, where Jewish people faced harassment, discrimination and political persecution. But though the danger faced by the passengers was clear, they were turned down by immigration authorities, first by Cuba, then the United States and Canada. For many on the St. Louis, that rejection was a death sentence.
Sen. Robert Wagner, Democrat of New York, and Rep. Edith Nourse Rogers, Republican of Massachusetts, jointly introduced a bill to admit 20,000 unaccompanied child refugees, 14 or younger, into the United States. The bill stipulated that the costs of caring for the children would be borne by the private sector and, crucially, that the refugees admitted would not count against the quotas limiting U.S. immigration.A number of prominent Americans threw their weight behind the bill: bishops and actors, former President Herbert Hoover, and New York Mayor Fiorello La Guardia. Even the first lady let her support be known. “It seems to me the humanitarian thing to do,” Eleanor Roosevelt said at a press conference when asked about the bill.But the opposition struck back with calls to, yes, put America first.“Protect the youth of America from this foreign invasion,” thundered John Trevor, the head of the American Coalition of Patriotic Societies, a restrictionist organization with a reach of about 2.5 million members. Trevor had built a career for himself by railing against rising immigration and its pernicious effect on America’s national character. He helped shape the 1924 Immigration Act, which established the restrictive quota system that was explicitly designed to curtail Italians and Jews, excluded the Japanese altogether, and stood as U.S. policy for 40 years.)
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