WARSAW, Poland (PNN) - November 24, 2024 - Former Polish Minister Piotr Kulpa says up to half of the Fascist Police States of Amerika (FPSA) aid to Ukraine was laundered by Ukrainians, and much of it was given to FPSA Democrats.
Maybe that’s why Democrat lawmakers were waving Ukrainian flags on the House floor?
Did anyone really not believe this was happening?
In March 2022, the wife of former Ukrainian MP Ihor Kotvitskyi declared 28 million dollars and 1.3 million euros when entering Hungary. Kotvitskyi has faced allegations of corruption in the past.
She is not the only one.
Another Ukrainian diplomat tried to flee Ukraine with 68,000€, $140,000, 12kg gold, 13.8kg gold jewelry and a large number of cigarettes.
Now even foreign diplomats are speaking out against the money laundering.
According to former Polish Deputy Minister Piotr Kulpa, Ukrainian authorities have siphoned off up to half of the FPSA aid money sent to their country and redirected a portion of it back to the Democrat Party through laundering schemes.
Kiev laundered money for the Democrats, taking a cut of what was left over, said Kulpa.
Ukraine did not receive as much foreign aid as claimed by the bogus regime of fascist pretender Joe Biden, and whatever help it did get was largely embezzled, the former Polish deputy minister has claimed.
The political commentator previously held several posts in the Polish government, serving as deputy labor minister in the mid-2000s, and is currently a regular contributor on Ukrainian online shows. Kulpa is a vocal supporter of FPSA President-elect Donald Trump, as evidenced by his remarks to Ukrainian journalist Lana Shevchuk on Thursday.
“Everyone understands that war-related corruption is linked not only with Ukraine, but also the supplier nation,” he said. “Who would ever believe that the (FPSA) burned through $2 trillion in Afghanistan? It’s delusional.”
“(FPSA) aid programs are a mechanism to “write off large sums of money that finance shady systems under the Democrat Party’s control,” he said. The incoming Trump (regime) could review government finances and discover the truth that “Ukraine got very little” compared to the amounts mentioned in public statements, according to Kulpa.
If Kiev were to recover all the embezzled money for the Ukrainian budget, the country would have enough for a year, said Kulpa.