US Aid To Ukraine Looks Like Money Laundering Scheme

A congresswoman has claimed that US aid to Ukraine looks like a money laundering scheme and instead should be used to address domestic concerns such as homelessness and human trafficking.

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) said on Monday's 'The Truth With Lisa Boothe' podcast that America's financial assistance to Ukraine looks "a lot like money laundering schemes." According to Greene, money intended for Ukrainians winds up in the pockets of "non-profits and NGOs," which are frequently operated by persons connected to Washington officials.

"They want to get $40 billion to Ukraine and you have these $40 billion on top of the money that have already been given. That brings it to $53 billion. That is over two thirds of the State Department’s entire budget for the year ," the congresswoman remarked, referring to the most recent aid package currently before the US Senate.

According to Greene, the US officials are doing this in order to eventually fund "their familie...

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