Former VP Mike Pence: ‘No room in this party for apologists for Putin’
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Gas prices rising at fastest pace ever… Food prices record high… Economic ‘game changer’…
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Ukraine says Russia has violated ceasefire agreement; evacuation of civilians suspended in Mariupol
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I was born in Moldova, when it was a part of the Soviet Union. I am proud of this tiny nation, helping so many Ukrainian refugees. Moldovans are very kind, very warm-hearted people
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Ukrainian refugees pour into Moldova, one of Europe’s poorest and smallest countries
Tens of thousands of Ukrainians have arrived in Moldova, a small former Soviet state, since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine began last week.
Wedged between Ukraine and Romania, Moldova is a country of just 2.6 million and one of Europe’s poorest nations, yet it has taken in a significant number of Ukrainians fleeing the war. As of Friday, more than 68,000 refugees of the 1 million who have fled Ukraine had arrived and stayed in Moldova, according to a government official.
Many of Ukraine’s neighbors — including Poland, Slovakia and Romania — have tried to help Ukrainians fleeing the war. But Moldova’s willingness to receive so many people, despite its small size and domestic problems, has stood out.
CNN’s Bianna Golodryga, who was born in Moldova when it was still part of the Soviet Union but was raised in Texas, praised the tiny nation in the immediate aftermath of the invasion. “Moldova (the country of my birth), has really stepped up throughout this crisis,” she tweeted.
Veaceslav Ionita, a former member of the Moldovan parliament, told Yahoo News that the country is doing everything it can to help its Ukrainian neighbors. “People are offering free transportation, accommodation, food — and everything the refugees need,” he said.
Ionita said the welcome mat has been laid out for all those fleeing Ukraine, regardless of their country of origin, including students and workers originally from Africa, Asia and Latin America. “Right now, my relatives have 30 Vietnamese students at home. Everyone is welcome in Moldova,” he said.
According to Ionita, 90 percent of the refugees are now being assisted by private companies, individuals and religious groups. The remaining 10 percent are served by public institutions. Moldovan authorities say they have established assistance centers at two border crossings with Ukraine, where those arriving are given food and temporary shelter, as well as assistance in finding more permanent accommodations.
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North Korea fires another suspected ballistic missile into sea
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Texas judge rules Biden administration can’t exempt migrant children from Trump-era order | TheHill
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Russia, Ukraine agree temporary ceasefire; UK says 4 Ukrainian cities encircled by Russian forces
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Angry Leftist on ‘The View’ Openly Makes the Case to Abolish the US Constitution, Calls it a “Trash” Document That Was “Written By Slavers and Colonists and Whites” – (VIDEO)
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War in Ukraine: White House Considering Ban on Russian Oil Imports to US
A letter to Congresswoman Michelle Steele
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Dr. Orly Taitz, ESQ
29839 Santa Margarita, ste 100
Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 92688
ph 949-683-5411 fax 949-766-7603
orly.taitz@gmail.com
Attention: Honorable Congresswoman Michelle Steele
AN URGENT PLEA TO JOIN THE BIPARTISAN EFFORT TO BAN RUSSIAN OIL IMPORTS UNTIL PUTIN WITHDRAWS HIS TROOPS FROM UKRAINE
Dear Congresswoman Michelle Steele,
I am writing to you with an urgent plea to support a bipartisan senate bill to ban all oil imports from Russia until Russia withdraws all troops from Ukraine.
In the past eight days the whole world has been horrified watching Putin’s invasion into Ukraine, slaughter of innocent women and children, destruction of residential buildings and the whole cities and lately an absolutely insane attack on a large nuclear plant which risks a radiation holocaust all over Europe.
Please, think about it. On September 1, 1939 Hitler attacked Poland. If the world would have been united then, in September of 1939, World War II could have been prevented, some 20 million people would not have died all over the world.
During World War II Nazi Germany had to resort to cloaking, hiding its’ exports of Iron ore and other exports through neutral countries and banks. Today Putin does not even hide his exports.
The U.S. imports two types of oil from Russia: crude oil and refined products such as gasoline and kerosene. Last June, the U.S. imported 848,000 barrels per day of crude oil and refined petroleum products from Russia. https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2022/feb/28
Today the price for crude oil reached $102 per barrel. A simple multiplication shows that we send to Putin $86, 496,000 every day for his oil. President Biden recently authorized $350 million for military aid to Ukraine. That constitutes just 3 days of oil payments that Biden sends to Putin. We are sending $31,571,040,000 every year to Putin to feed his military machine. We are subsidizing slaughter of innocent women and children in Ukraine.
According to Senator Lindsey Graham, 75 US senators now support the bipartisan bill introduced by senator Marshall to ban Russian oil imports. Members of the House of Representatives are introducing a companion bill in the House. I urge you to support this bill.
I respectfully urge you to join this effort and support the bill banning Russian oil imports until Russia withdraws its troops from Ukraine
/s/ Dr. Orly Taitz, ESQ
03.04.2022
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