Trump ally rfk jr. exposes globalist land scheme in ukraine

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has raised concerns about the implications of foreign loans on Ukraine, alleging that the country is being compelled to sell off most of its state-owned assets, especially its highly regarded farmland. He referred to this farmland as the richest in Europe, revealing that approximately 30% has already been acquired by major corporations, such as DuPont, Cargill, and Monsanto, which have ties to BlackRock. Kennedy emphasized the tragic cost of this situation, stating that around half a million Ukrainians have lost their lives in a conflict that many may not have realized was linked to the surrender of their country’s resources. He characterized this as a "silent corporate takeover" disguised as humanitarian assistance.

In addition, a school teacher highlighted the urgent issue of violence in US schools during a discussion, expressing gratitude towards former President Trump for his commitment to addressing the matter. She shared the names of three students from Charlotte, North Carolina, who were absent due to these concerning conditions. She reiterated her belief that the Trump administration had the potential to improve American education, suggesting progress was being made.

Lastly, a debate unfolded between Scott Jennings and a CNN panelist, where Jennings challenged the notion that significant parts of the federal government should operate independently from the elected president. He pointed out that positions like those in the Department of Justice are appointed by the president, and he reminded the panelist of the president's role as the commander-in-chief, questioning the degree to which the government should distance itself from the will of the electorate.