Millions for War and the Bankers, but no Money for the Poor or Veterans
By Luis R. Miranda
Real-Agenda.com
June 3, 2014
While vast amounts of Americans have lost their homes, their jobs and their livelihoods, and while war veterans are denied care, Barack Obama has unloaded more cash to continue wrecking havoc around the world. No matter how poor people are at home. Abroad, the United States will always have a well-financed genocidal military machine standing by and ready to bomb and destroy whomever does not conform and obey.
President Barack Obama unveiled in Poland a new initiative to strengthen military aid to the countries of the eastern flank of NATO, concerned about the actions of Vladimir Putin in Russia.
“I have come here,” Obama said in a press conference, “to reaffirm the U.S. commitment to Poland’s security. Any new Russian provocations will have a new price,” he added, referring to the sanctions that the U.S. and the European Union have imposed on Russia since the crisis erupted in February in Ukraine. However, the price that is important is not that of the sanctions, but the price tag that Americans will have to pay on this and future military spending that the country simply cannot afford, but that finances through indebtedness.
The initiative, which would force the U.S. Congress to provide up to one billion dollars, attempts to “show support for allies who have contributed to the strong and brave Alliance (NATO) operations in Afghanistan and elsewhere and are now deeply concerned about the Russian occupation and attempted annexation of the Crimea, and other provocative actions in Ukraine, ” read a statement from the White House, as it referred to the democratic referendum held in Crimea.
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