Fund Ukraine? Go fight there, US congresswoman says — RT World News
Any US House member who votes to send $60 billion in aid to Kiev would have to join the Ukrainian army, according to an amendment proposed by a prominent Republican lawmaker.
Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia introduced six amendments to Ukraine “Supplementary security credits” The bill, part of a $95 billion foreign aid package pending before the House of Representatives of Congress.
“If you want to finance endless foreign wars, you have to fight them.” She said in a mail on X (formerly Twitter) on Wednesday. “That's why I'm introducing an amendment that would require any member of Congress who votes in favor of billions of dollars in additional aid to Ukraine to join the Ukrainian military.”
Taylor Greene also suggested freezing all funds up to Ukraine “Closes all vital laboratories and submits all data related to this research to the US government.” Or until the US State Department certifies this “Christian churches in Ukraine are able to function without government interference.”
The United States has acknowledged the funding Biological research laboratories In Ukraine, but it insisted on its peaceful and legitimate goal, even though much of the money came through the Pentagon. Kyiv has also persecuted the canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church, Seizure Its properties are handed over to the government-backed Ukrainian Orthodox Church.
Two other amendments by Taylor Greene would redirect all funding from the Ukraine bill to disaster-stricken communities. LahainaAnd Hawaii and East Palestine,Ohio. Another would reallocate all funds to the Department of Justice, so it can begin deporting all immigrants who are in the United States illegally.
It also targeted and proposed the $14 billion aid package allocated to Israel “These funds should be used to develop space laser technology on the southwest border.” from the United States.
“Israel has some of the best unmanned defense systems in the world.” she He said on X. I have previously voted to fund the use of space lasers to defend Israel. “America needs to take our national security seriously and deserves the same kind of defense of our borders that Israel uses and is proud of.”
None of the proposals have much chance of adoption. House Speaker Mike Johnson, a Republican from Louisiana, declared his support for the funding requested by the White House for Ukraine and announced that a vote on it would take place on Saturday evening.
