>>7991131 lb Q

>His business has also been involved in weapons manufacturing, working with the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense to produce a modified version of the M4 and M16 rifles, according to reports.

>In 2017, Pasternak was quoted in Newsweek talking about his company’s efforts to produce a variant of the M16 rifle in Ukraine. "The M16 project was conceived some time ago, as the Ukrainian armed forces, border guards and National Guard will with time switch to NATO standards," Pasternak said during a press conference in Kiev at the time.

How many of those rifles ended up in Syria?

https://www.globalresearch.ca/how-ukraine-turned-into-an-arms-dealer-supplying-weapons-to-al-qaeda-and-isis-daesh/5613321

>>7991528

>>7991131 lb Q

Related. Adam Schiff is a warmonger in drag.

>https://www.truthdig.com/articles/russiagate-helped-secure-dangerous-arms-deal/

And the arms industry has rewarded Schiff handsomely, pumping over $70,000 into his campaign coffers in 2016. Schiff’s largest donor this past campaign cycle, at $12,700 [individuals plus PACs], was Northrop Grumman, the defense giant. Raytheon—the manufacturer of the Javelin anti-tank missile system—was close behind it, with $10,000 in contributions [PACs]. In all, arms giants accounted for over one-sixth of Schiff’s total donations.

Back in 2013, Schiff was treated to a $2,500-per-head campaign fundraiser by a Ukrainian-born, California-based arms merchant named Igor Pasternak. The war in Donbas has been a boon for Pasternak, earning him a lucrative contract to supply the Ukrainian State Border Guard with integrated surveillance systems, and a subsequent deal to help replace the Ukrainian military’s AK-47 rifles with a version of the M-16.

Given Schiff’s history, it was little surprise when he thrust himself headlong into the paranoid theater of Russiagate. By casting suspicion on every attempt at diplomacy and driving the resurgence of Cold War hostility between Washington and Moscow, he was poised to deliver another cash cow to his benefactors in the arms industry.

>>7991360

Informative speech.

"human capital piece and how do we overlay this in a democratic society in which the rights of the individual and the freedoms we all enjoy…remain unchecked"

"That is not an easy equation."

National Security Address: Admiral Michael S. Rogers

Published by ASPICanberra on Thu, 09 May 2019

>>7991959

>Adm Rogers is in Australia?

He was making the rounds giving speeches last year as a private citizen.

>$50 POTUS grows a beard in his second term.

kek