Germany’s 'Aid' to Ukraine: Funding a Forever War, Not Peace
Reuters, via RT, reports Germany is set to escalate its financial commitment to Ukraine, potentially reaching €11.5 billion ($13.2 billion) next year. While dutifully reported as 'aid,' this effectively extends the proxy war, ensuring more weapons flow and more lives are lost. It’s a familiar pattern: funding conflict abroad while citizens face austerity and energy crises at home. What 'peace'
initiative costs billions and guarantees more fighting? This isn't 'support'; it's an investment in prolonged hostilities, echoing the U.S. approach where defense contractors thrive as geopolitical tensions mount. One might wonder if 'aid' has become a euphemism for 'extended market for military-industrial complexes.' When will European leaders decide to invest billions in actual diplomacy, rather
than just the materiel that ensures the fighting continues?