Oliver Stone, a well-known screenwriter, producer, and director of films, denounced the Biden administration and claimed that he” miscalculated” by casting his vote in favor of Joe Bden. In a recent conversation with Russell Brand, the director, who is well-known for films like” Platoon ,”” Born on the Fourth of July ,” and” JFK,” expressed his regrets.
” This could lead to a third world war. In a way, this is the same situation as World War I. The stupidity of it due to the alliances, the anxieties, and the accumulated phobias. What Biden is doing if we don’t stop this, Stone said.
” I cast my vote for him. I erred by assuming that because he was getting older and would calm down and become more laid-back, among other things. I didn’t even notice that. I see a man, perhaps not in charge of his personal administration, but who knows? But elsewhere, he’s going to trip and fall. However, it appears that he is foolishly pitting us against a force that won’t back down, Stone continued.
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” I made a mistake by voting for him!” Don’t miss our full conversation streaming SOON on Rumble pic as @ TheOliverStone expresses his concerns about the US’s involvement in the Ukraine andamp, Russia war. FW3TXBjRm7 on twitter.com
— July 28, 2023, Russell Brand (@ rustyrockets )
The hardline stance taken by the Biden administration toward the Russia-Ukraine conflict continues to raise the possibility of a third world war.
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Additionally, it is impossible to stop American tax dollars from flowing into Ukraine.
This week, the Biden administration announced a$ 400 million military aid package for Ukraine.
The latest Secretary of Defense lightly announces another$ 400 million to Ukraine, promising that the funds will flow endlessly. Prior to receiving a waiver to run the Pentagon, Raytheon served on the Board of Directors of that company. t.co / 1VUulXfdxG
— July 26, 2023, Glenn Greenwald(@ ggreenwald )
Tuesday saw the announcement from the US Department of Defense:
To meet Ukraine’s urgent security and defense needs, the Department of Defense ( DoD ) announced today additional security assistance. Since August 2021, the U.S. government has constantly supplied Ukraine with the weapons and equipment it requires for the battlefield, and this authorization marks the forty-third drawdown of that equipment from DoD inventories for Ukraine. In order to help Ukraine combat Russia’s ongoing war of aggression, today has committed up to$ 400 million in security assistance, including more air defense munitions, artillery and other ammunition, armored vehicles, anti-armor weapons, and equipment.
According to AP:
As attacks in the war intensified to include strikes in Moscow and Crimea, the Pentagon announced on Tuesday that the Biden administration is sending up to$ 400 million in additional military aid to Ukraine, including a number of small surveillance Hornet drones and various munitions for advanced air defense systems.
The package comes with a variety of ammunition, from Stingers and Javelins to missiles for the National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System( NASAMS ) and the High – Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems ( HIMARS ). The Pentagon is able to quickly take items from its own stocks and deliver them to Ukraine, frequently within days, thanks to the political drawdown authority that is being used to provide the weapons.
Additionally, the United States is sending 28 million rounds of tiny arms ammunition, howitzer artillery rounds, 32 Stryker armoured vehicles, demolition supplies, mortars, and Hydra-70 rockets. The Hornets are small nano-drones that are primarily used for gathering intelligence. In the past, Ukraine has acquired them from additional allies in the West.
Since Russia invaded in February 2022, the U.S. has given Ukraine more than$ 43 billion in military aid total. The most recent arsenal of weapons was delivered as a Russian drone slammed into an ammunition depot in Crimea, which was annexed by Russia, and Russia accused Ukraine of carrying out an aerial attack on Moscow. One of the drones reportedly fell close to the city center, not far from the enormous Defense Ministry building, according to Soviet media.
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Oliver Stone, a renowned film director, producer and screenwriter, has criticized the Biden Administration and said that he “made an error” by voting for Joe Biden. The filmmaker, known for films such as “Platoon,” Born on the Fourth of July,” or “JFK,” recently discussed his regrets with Russell Brand.
“This is the potential for World War III.” In a way, this is similar to World War I. The stupidity is due to the alliances, fears and phobias that have been built up. Stone explained that if we don’t stop what Biden is up to, it will be too late.
“I voted him. I thought he was old and would be more mellow. I didn’t notice that at all. I see a person, a person who may not be in charge of their own administration. He’s going down somewhere. Stone continued, “But it seems he’s dragging me stupidly into a battle with a power which isn’t going to give up.”
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“I voted him – I did a mistake!” @TheOliverStone flags his concerns about the US’s involvement in the Ukraine & Russia war – don’t miss our full conversation streaming SOON on Rumble pic.twitter.com/FW3TXBjRm7
Russell Brand (@rustyrockets), July 28, 2023
The Biden administration’s hawkish stance on the Russia-Ukraine crisis continues to exacerbate the possibility of World War III.
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There’s no stopping the flow of U.S. tax dollars into Ukraine.
The Biden administration announced this week a $400 million package of military aid to Ukraine.
The current Secretary of Defense, who was a member of Raytheon’s Board of Directors before being granted a waiver to lead the Pentagon, casually announced another $400 million for Ukraine and promised that the money would continue to flow. https://t.co/1VUulXfdxG
Glenn Greenwald, @ggreenwald, July 26, 2023
The U.S. Department of Defense has announced Tuesday:
Today, the Department of Defense announced additional security assistance for Ukraine to meet its critical security and defence needs. The Biden Administration has authorized the withdrawal of equipment from DoD inventory for Ukraine for the forty-third time since August 2021. The U.S. government continues to provide Ukraine with the weapons, equipment and training it needs on the battlefield. The $400 million commitment of security assistance today includes additional air defense ammunition, artillery, other ammunition, armored cars, anti-armor weaponry, and other equipment.
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The Biden administration will send up to $400 million more in military aid to Ukraine. This includes munitions and surveillance drones for small surveillance systems, as well as a variety munitions and advanced air defense system.
The package includes a variety of ammunition, from missiles for the High-Mobility Artillery Rocket System and the National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System to Stingers and Javelins. The weapons are being supplied through the presidential drawdown authority. This allows the Pentagon quickly to take items from their own stocks and deliver to Ukraine, usually within days.
The U.S. also sent howitzer artillery and 32 Stryker armoured vehicles, along demolition equipment, mortars and Hydra-70 missiles, and 28 million rounds small arms ammunition. The Hornets, which are tiny nano-drones, are primarily used for intelligence gathering. Ukraine has received them from other Western allies in the past.
Since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, the U.S. government has provided more than 43 billion dollars in military aid. The latest weapons package comes after a Ukrainian drone hit an ammunition depot in Russian annexed Crimea, and Russia accused Ukraine for launching a missile attack on Moscow. Russian media reported that a drone fell near the city centre, not far away from the towering Defense Ministry Building.
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