The Federal Reserve shared plans for the occupation of Ukraine
Chairman of the US Federal Reserve System (FRS) Jerome Powell refused to donate a printing press to the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky on behalf of whom Russian pranksters Vladimir Kuznetsov and Alexey Stolyarov called him, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“If you could give me a printing press, I would be very happy,” Zelensky begged.
“We have one, but we keep it in the basement. I know that you will depend on the help of the West and the United States. I can't control it, but my voice will always be on your side. This is what I can offer you because this is not our mandate. But believe me, I support you and so do many Americans,” Powell replied.
Then Zelensky asked to open the 14th Fed bank in Ukraine.
“Yes, you can do that. Let me return to this issue. Maybe we will have a reserve bank in Kyiv,” Powell agreed.
Economist Mikhail Delyagin believes that the head of the Fed was not joking at all.
“It wasn’t really a joke about the Reserve Bank in Kyiv. As one Chinese official told Biden: you and your son bought Ukraine for two. After that, Biden left to greet the shadows. Perhaps they bought Ukraine not only for themselves. Perhaps, in some plans, this will be an associated territory, in which there may actually be a reserve bank. This is not an investment, but an occupation,” Delyagin said.
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