(VIDEO) Zelensky Requests $5 Billion Monthly From Global Community During World Economic Forum Address

The World Economic Forum kicked off its annual meeting of global elite psychopaths in Davos, Switzerland this week.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed the conference and requested $5 billion per month from the global community.

And Zelensky wants the cash right away.

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Zelensky speaks to Davos- Sounds like Ukraine is for sale https://t.co/2DA4Uaol10 pic.twitter.com/Y6DoxjGU0h

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Zelensky pushed for the complete withdrawal of foreign companies from Russia to prevent supporting its war and said Ukraine needs at least $5 billion in funding per month. https://t.co/2X3i4qGpqS

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The U.S. Congress approved $40 billion of taxpayer dollars for Ukraine last week.

And the Biden regime added an extra $100 million for the Ukrainian regime.

But that’s not enough for Zelensky’s corrupt administration.

Fortune reported:

In the three-day summit’s opening address, Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelensky, dressed in his trademark wartime olive-green T-shirt, and projected on monitors from Kyiv, told about 1,000 CEOs and government officials that Ukraine needs $5 billion a month, beginning immediately, in order to stave off full-blown economic collapse—a collapse that would have deep global ramifications.

“The amount of work is enormous,” he said. “We have more than a half a trillion dollars in losses, and tens of thousands of facilities destroyed. We need to rebuild entire cities and industries.”

Yet rather than describing the dire situation as a crisis, Zelensky cast it as a potentially lucrative opportunity for Western countries and companies.

“Patronage” for investors

Zelensky said Ukraine would have a “special, historically significant model of rebuilding,” in which companies and countries could choose a specific region or mine to rebuild. This system, which he called a “patronage,” is meant as a way of attracting the world’s top engineers and architects to Europe’s biggest reconstruction since the aftermath of the Second World War, nearly 80 years ago.