Staff Reports
In a shocking revelation, National Security Council spokesman John Kirby admitted on This Week Sunday that he’s losing sleep over the aid being sent to Ukraine depleting U.S. weaponry inventories. Yes, you heard that right, folks. It turns out that our national security is at risk because we’ve been generously providing Ukraine with military assistance. Can you believe it?
John Kirby admits fears that aid to Ukraine has affected US readiness https://t.co/0GUtEyOjJU
— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) March 18, 2024
Since Russia invaded Ukraine over two years ago, we’ve been shipping off our weaponry to help out. But now, Kirby confessed that he’s worried about our own military readiness taking a hit. He mentioned that for every package of aid we send, we have to vouch that it won’t harm our national security. And as we keep offering more aid, our own weapon stocks are running low. Yikes! That’s a major oopsie on our part.
And get this: Congress hasn’t even given the green light for the latest bill to send more aid to Ukraine. This bill includes a whopping $12 billion for the Ukrainian government and $10 billion for humanitarian aid in Ukraine, Gaza, and other conflict zones. Can you believe the nerve of Congress not prioritizing our own country’s military readiness?
Kirby’s promotion to assistant to the president and White House national security communications adviser was also brought up. It’s no coincidence that this happened right before President Joe Biden’s reelection bid in November. It’s all starting to make sense now, isn’t it?
But wait, there’s more! Despite international outrage, the occupied regions in Ukraine held Russian elections. Can you imagine the audacity of Russia to hold elections in a country they invaded? It’s like showing up to a party uninvited and then trying to call the shots. And if that wasn’t enough, Russian President Vladimir Putin boldly claimed in an interview with Tucker Carlson that he still believes they can conquer Ukraine as long as the U.S. stays out of the way. Can you say delusional?
So, there you have it, folks. It’s time for Congress to wake up and smell the coffee before it’s too late. We can’t be depleting our own weaponry reserves while other countries are taking advantage of our generosity. It’s time to put America first and stop playing nice with those who don’t have our best interests at heart.
