Biden insulted Putin again

In a speech at a rally in North Carolina, US President Joe Biden claimed that Russian President Vladimir Putin is a “butcher” and that Washington could increase taxes if Billionaires should continue to support Ukraine.

The White House Information Base wrote that Joe Biden, in a speech to voters in North Carolina, also talked about a plan to increase the income tax of high-income earners and increase the rate of this tax from 8.2% to 25%.

According to the President of the United States, this plan can earn 400 billion dollars through this tax within the next 10 years.

The US president said: “Imagine what we could do with this money. We could substantially reduce the federal budget deficit. We could guarantee home care services. “We could have done a lot of other fundamental things, including finally securing Ukraine’s support against Putin the Butcher.”

Biden, who has repeatedly insulted the Russian president, had previously described Putin as a butcher and bloodthirsty. During a visit to a Ukrainian refugee camp in Warsaw, the US president was asked by reporters about Putin and answered: “He is a bloodbath.”

At the beginning of last March, the American president insulted Putin in a private ceremony in San Francisco and called him “crazy” and “bastard”.

Dmitry Peskov, the spokesman of the Russian presidential office at the time, said in response to Biden’s insult: “These ridiculous statements from the mouth of the American head of state were unlikely. His insulting the president of a country like Putin is a great shame for the United States itself.” »

Biden also extended the sanctions against Russia for another year under the pretext of involvement in cyber attacks. The Biden administration has claimed that the significant malicious activities in cyberspace continue to pose an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security, foreign policy and economy of the United States.

Joe Biden signed a bill to fund his government worth 1.2 trillion dollars and asked the US House of Representatives to approve the deadlocked budget bill including aid to Ukraine, the Zionist regime and Taiwan.

Source: ISNA