snotklap on Nostr: The money allocated for Ukraine doesn’t go directly to the country. Instead, it ...
The money allocated for Ukraine doesn’t go directly to the country. Instead, it flows into the U.S. military-industrial complex, which manufactures weapons for Ukraine. This effectively injects liquidity into the U.S. economy, helping to sustain it. Since the money has a low velocity, it doesn’t significantly contribute to inflation in the short term.
Published at
2025-01-08 19:35:51Event JSON
{
"id": "94d09eb033a0d4902ab5927760853448b162d7a05514f8dabdc3837a32a7155f",
"pubkey": "f1c90c2b1902aa4a97df9f62e79ffe7bafa689aade631fd149fe8bb93c4e6c75",
"created_at": 1736364951,
"kind": 1,
"tags": [
[
"e",
"ad52dfa67a8a66eef75d5b18692341ef1cf3c9405d2b36272a95a16f2c236aef",
"wss://a.nos.lol",
"root"
],
[
"p",
"6596d001dc9ee0ae9b92907dc90054620984a221389a89e8ecd4660844e1e5ed"
]
],
"content": "The money allocated for Ukraine doesn’t go directly to the country. Instead, it flows into the U.S. military-industrial complex, which manufactures weapons for Ukraine. This effectively injects liquidity into the U.S. economy, helping to sustain it. Since the money has a low velocity, it doesn’t significantly contribute to inflation in the short term.",
"sig": "668bfad026ec0b6e77209805bf4bf3224f1d2ae8d88b7b989177027079d0c42bf8cc2b05aa12050183c93c54115ad986b1e13870bf01ed63fb483332affe0906"
}
