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RED ALERT:<\/span><\/b> There’s a rabidly dangerous Neocon Zionist warmonger in the house!<\/h2>"},"content":{"rendered":"

Adam Kinzinger Executes Neocon Vision for Ukraine<\/h1>\n
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by\u00a0Patrick Macfarlane<\/a>
\nthe Libertarian Institute
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As the war in Ukraine approaches its tenth week, the steady flow of ominous headlines has grown to a floodwater deluge. Dissenting observers are made to watch, seemingly helpless, as the broader levy of sanity threatens to break, unleashing a torrent of death and destruction across Eastern Europe, and likely, the globe.<\/p>\n

Leading the bad news cycle, on Sunday, May 1, Congressman Adam Kinzinger proposed a new Authorization of Use of Military Force (AUMF) in the U.S. House of Representatives. The legislation, if passed, would allow President Joe Biden to deploy American forces to restore \u201cthe territorial integrity of Ukraine\u201d in the event that Russia uses chemical, biological, or nuclear weapons. When Kinzinger announced the legislation on Meet the Press, he stated that he \u201cdoesn\u2019t think we need to be using force in Ukraine right now.\u201d However, as Antiwar.com opinion editor Kyle Anzalone ominously noted, in 2002, then-Senator Joe Biden similarly downplayed the danger of war before voting for the 2002 AUMF\u2014under which President George W. Bush later prosecuted the invasion of Iraq.<\/p>\n

If bad Ukraine policy amounts to a downpour, Rep. Adam Kinzinger has been performing a rain dance for years now.<\/p>\n

Kinzinger was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 2010. In March 2014, while sitting on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Kinzinger pledged that the House would back the Obama administration\u2019s efforts in Ukraine. Further, he stated the House would consider legislation calling for increased aid to Ukraine, up to and including adding Georgia and Ukraine into NATO. Kinzinger\u2019s pledge came soon after the conclusion of the 2014 Euromaidan Coup, where the US State Department played an instrumental role in ousting then-president Viktor Yanukovych. By April, 2014, Ukraine would launch a civil war against pro-Russian separatists in Ukraine\u2019s eastern Donbas region. In 2016 Kinzinger co-authored H.R. 5094, the Stability and Democracy for Ukraine Act (the STAND for Ukraine Act). On September 21, 2016, the STAND for Ukraine Act passed the U.S. House unanimously by voice vote. It was engineered to \u201ccontain, reverse, and deter Russian aggression in Ukraine, to support the sovereignty of Crimea against Russia\u2019s illegal annexation, and to ultimately assist Ukraine\u2019s democratic transition.\u201d The STAND for Ukraine Act cemented sanctions as a permanent fixture of American policy by making it \u201ceffectively\u2026impossible to remove certain anti-Russian sanctions unless Crimea is returned to Ukraine.\u201d<\/p>\n

Since Russia\u2019s February 2022 invasion of Ukraine, Kinzinger has repeatedly pushed to escalate a situation that his policy helped to create. On March 3, 2022, he publicly called for a \u201cno-fly zone\u201d over Ukraine to \u201cprevent Russian air attacks.\u201d If enforced, a no-fly zone in Ukraine would see U.S. forces shooting down Russian planes and even attacking targets in Russia.<\/p>\n

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