Ukraine: Defining Insane? United States Taxpayers Borrowing To Fund Cooking Show? Baked Goods More Important Than Ammunition?

“Next week we will reveal what kind of dish our financing partners were cooking, so stay tuned 😉”

Using Patriot System To Launch Syrniki Into Belgorod? Crimea? Moscow?

The Armed Forces Of The Russian Federation Must Be Terrified. Will They Return Fire With Ptichye Moloko?

Where Are The Adults Who Should Be In The Room? This Should Never Have Been Considered For United States Taxpayer Funding.

Why Didn’t The White House (National Security Council) And United States Department Of State Prohibit This Type Of Spending, Particularly While Each For Months Cudgeled The United States Congress For Not Approving Funding For Ammunition And Weapons?

Note To President Zelensky: This Is A Glaring Reason For Issues Relating To Supporting Funding For Ukraine- Government Officials Can’t Say No. More, More, More Is Not A Sustainable Strategy.

Adding To US$230 Million In United States Taxpayer Borrowing For Ukraine Companies To Market Themselves To Member Countries Of The European Union (EU). Isn’t That The Responsibility Of The EU?

United States Agency For International Development (USAID) Management Are Addicted To Spending- Regardless Of Appropriateness. Money Is Their Crack.

And, Where Is NATO Leadership? Why Isn’t Jens Stoltenberg, Secretary General Of NATO (2014-2024 (October)) Talking About This While He Continues To Excoriate NATO Members For Not Providing Ammunition And Weapons To Ukraine?

Not Everything Becomes Essential Because A Bureaucrat In Washington Or Kyiv Believes It To Be. Who Is Looking Out For The Interests Of United States Taxpayers?

From LinkedIn:

“Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine (PFRU): Multi-donor program funded by aid from Canada, Estonia, Finland, Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, UK, & US

Overview

The Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine (PFRU) The Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine (PFRU) is a multi-donor programme, which unites the Government of Ukraine with eight of its closest international government partners to deliver projects in primarily liberated and frontline communities that strengthen Ukraine's resilience against Russia's war of aggression. PFRU aims to strengthen the Ukrainian government’s capacity and resilience to deliver essential support to local communities in collaboration with civil society, media, and the private sector.

Industry

International Trade and Development

Company size: 51-200 employees and 14 associated members

Founded: 2021

Specialties: Ukraine and UkraineSupport"

Post (22 June 2024): (emphasis added) “During the ongoing war, the preservation and promotion of pluralistic yet united Ukrainian identity is more important than ever. Ukraine's strength is embedded in its diversity, which includes a rich tapestry of ethnic groups, languages, and cultural traditions. Embracing this diversity while fostering a strong sense of national unity is crucial for strengthening Ukraine’s resilience. Earlier this week representatives of Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine (PFRU)'s financing partners and other distinguished guests participated in the master class on preparing traditional dish of one of Ukraine’s ethnic groups. This event was not merely a culinary experience, but a profound demonstration of the importance of cultural heritage in uniting diverse communities within hashtag#Ukraine. This master class demonstrated how culinary traditions can be a powerful tool for cultural diplomacy, strengthening ties between Ukraine and its international supporters. As Ukraine faces significant challenges, promoting cultural understanding and solidarity is vital, reminding us that national strength lies in embracing and integrating diverse cultural heritage for an inclusive and resilient society. Next week we will reveal what kind of dish our financing partners were cooking, so stay tuned 😉”

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3/19/24- Ukraine Must Embrace “No” To Some Funding. Critical Problem Is Not When It Receives Military Equipment Courtesy Of US Taxpayer Borrowing. Critical Problem Is How To Obtain Results Quickly

2/29/24- Not All USAID Ukraine Projects Are Vital Now. President Putin Absolutely Endorses US$455 Million For Non-Military Projects Facing Westward. Why Wouldn’t He?

12/6/23- USAID Gives US$455 Million Reasons For Members Of Congress To Reject Portions Of US Taxpayer Borrowing For Ukraine. They Ask Why U.S. Taxpayers Should Help European Union Taxpayers Spend Less?

9/20/23- Zelensky Versus U.S. Congress… 2.9% Of House Members Visited Ukraine And 17% Of Senate Members Visited Ukraine. He Should Focus Upon Military Funding And Jettison Most USAID Programs.

7/21/23- Waste Of Money: USAID Spending US$230 Million In United States Taxpayer Borrowed Funds To Help Ukraine Companies “Export To EU And Meet EU Regulations” Is Ridiculous. That’s EU Responsibility.