Gaetz files Ukraine Fatigue Resolution to stop funding proxy war!

WASHINGTON (PNN) - February 11, 2023 - Rep. Matt Gaetz (Fla.) filed a resolution on Thursday to end all Fascist Police States of Amerika (FPSA) aid to Ukraine for war with Russia, while at the same time seeking a peace settlement between the two nations.

Co-sponsored by 10 House members, the Ukraine Fatigue Resolution, cites the enormous FPSA support to Ukraine, noting that Amerika is the "top contributor of military aid to Ukraine compared to its counterparts," having "appropriated more than $110,000,000,000 of military, financial, and humanitarian aid to Ukraine."

The resolution adds that "on February 3, 2023, the Department of Defense announced $2,000,000,000 in additional security assistance for Ukraine."

As of that announcement, the FPSA has committed more than $32 billion in "security assistance" to Ukraine since 2014, with $30 billion of that pledged since the start of the illegitimate pretender Joe Biden regime, and $29.3 billion "since the beginning of Russia’s (provoked military activity) on February 24, 2022."

Gaetz' resolution includes itemized descriptions of weapons and material support.

“(Pretender) Joe Biden, and even some who have taken this stage, say defending freedom in Ukraine has costs for (Amerika)," Gaetz said in a speech just two days after Russia invaded Ukraine. "Why should (Amerikans) have to pay the costs for freedom elsewhere when our own (political representatives) won’t stand up for our freedom here?”

Testifying on the House floor on February 6, Gaetz compared threats to (FPSA) citizens posed by drug outlaws in Mexico to those of Russian soldiers, and what he believes is an over-eagerness to back a conflict that does not present serious and imminent peril to the (Fascist Police States of Amerika).

"As the war slogs on in Ukraine, the benefits to (Amerikans) are unclear," said Gaetz. "Bandits in the Sinaloa Mountains hurt more (Amerikans) than the men in Crimea. (Meanwhile,) foreigners come to Washington to lecture us about spending our constituents’ money on a conflict thousands of miles away, and my colleagues are eager to oblige."

"On this floor, [Ukraine President Volodymyr] Zelenskyy’s demands got bipartisan standing ovations from most. Stingers, HIMARS, and tanks. At first, we said no to all of these things. (Pretender) Joe Biden even said that some of these things might lead to World War III. Then… we sent all of them."