Maybe rename it to Injustice Department.
this post was submitted on 06 Feb 2025
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Kremlin asset.
Anyone thinking this is done for the good of the USA should really stop doing drugs
I wonder how much the program actually seized. Imagine if we took all that money and used it to help people.
Just kidding, we probably built like 2 F-35s.
$300 billion in Russian assets between the U.S. and Europe. Most is in Europe of course, as most yaughts don't sail across the Atlantic and sit
Not sure if same program but didn't we send alot of money to Ukrane that was seized Russian funds?
Looks like yes - the G7 seized about 325B and the interest yielded was the basis for the 20B sent to Ukraine. I fear that now, it'll just get returned to their owners.
This is one of the main goals, hidden by the flood of everything else.
Well it was the attorney generals first day. And she ordered this and to disband the team that looks into Russian election interference in the u.s.
…and people kept saying he was compromised by Russia.
How silly!
Just as Putin commanded him to do. Trump is a Kremlin asset.
Always has been.
I studied the cold war in school; I could have never imagined that one day the US would be controlled by Russia, but here we are.
Russo-American Mercantile
if you need any more evidence that he's a Russian asset, you're a willful idiot.
It’s an active choice at this point.
Take everything from me Daddy, just tell me who got hurt. No, don’t right it down, I never learnt.
Oh, Did Russia withdraw from Ukraine? Why are we ending this punishment? /s
Just half? What about the other half then!?
They all left the middle spot blank thinking a free space still existed in this world
That moment when you say what will the attorney general do on their first day? Appease Russian Oligarchs. Okay...
well, this was expected, right? i mean, you know one of the side effects of trump becoming president is russia annexes ukraine, just gets the whole fucking thing, and publicly executes it's current leadership and enslaves it's populace, right?
Half the worlds bingo cards are already full
I'm laughing but also crying 😩