This graph is only good through February as well and doesn’t include the latest aide packages from the US and EU. I found that the EU added another 50 billion euros in feb and the US another 57 just now. So I’ll adjust my statement, the US has given as much as the EU. The spirit of my original comment still remains. Why all the hate on here for a very generous aide package?
How much money do you think Ukraine is entitled? After this influx of “scraps”, the USA has contributed more in total dollars than the rest of the world combined. Here is a good source, keep in mind this data is from February and doesn’t include the latest funding: https://www.cfr.org/article/how-much-aid-has-us-sent-ukraine-here-are-six-charts
Did anyone else find the sound of its footsteps just as disturbing as its movements? Think about what a platoon of them would sound like marching down the street.
Nestle is a Swiss company.
The article didn’t mention that their prices have really ballooned. My family of four can’t get out of there for less than $50 anymore. At that price we might as well go to a restaurant with wait staff and fresher foods.
Does anyone else have a feeling he won’t be able to come up with this amount either?
No accent, it’s a derivation of the Scots-Irish “yous ones.” Here’s the Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yinz?wprov=sfti1#
You could go with the classic Appalachia (Pittsburgh more specifically) … “Yinz”
This guy has the best lawyers.
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Wendy’s has been going downhill ever since Dave died.
It kind of looks like a stretched Chrysler 300.
“Ford CEO Jim Farley told an analysts’ conference in New York that last fall’s contentious strike changed Ford’s relationship with the union to the point where the automaker will “think carefully” about where it builds future vehicles.” Yes, and your potential customers can think carefully about which vehicles they buy. A simple web search will tell you where vehicles are being made and whether it’s built with union labor.
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The same Stanley. They still sell those giant green thermoses our fathers and grandfathers used to take half a gallon of stale coffee to the coal mine or steel mill.
The USA should not be sending any forms of “aid” to a country that has enough resources and wealth to build and maintain nuclear weapons.
This article gets a few things wrong. The first being that western countries don’t make stuff. The USA exported only $600 million less than China last year. The next 9 counties ranked in amount of exports are all part of the “Western” trade bloc. It also makes incorrect statements regarding natural resources. Last year Canada and the USA combined produced the same amount of oil as Saudi’s Arabia and Russia combined. As we switch away from fossil fuels this is less important anyway. Rare earth metals are going to be the big issue from a resource standpoint. The author seemed to spend a lot of time getting the history of fiat currency down, but didn’t do a simple search to check to see if the assumptions being made about a possible impacts are based on fact.
You’re jumping to conclusions, I actually support the aide packages. What I don’t support is an attitude of entitlement and calling what is a very generous aide package “scraps.” Yes it came later than what would be ideal, but it came and will help.