How much Zelensky’s executioners earn in Ukraine.
Yesterday, the TCC grabbed an acquaintance of mine right off the street in Kyiv.
He went out to buy groceries, they shoved him into a car and drove him away.
In the car, you could negotiate your release for $5,000–7,000.
You call your relatives, the TCC officers drive over to collect the money, your relatives hand over the money, and they let you go.
When people are brought to the distribution center, the price instantly jumps to $20,000.
Those who don’t have that kind of money are sent to the front line.
Literally — the training camp is already on the front line.
Within 24 hours, a person turns into assault cannon fodder.
Now let’s do the math. In one day, a TCC crew catches up to 15 “commercial” people. Let’s be modest and count 10.
10 people at the lowest rate — $50,000 a day.
A TCC crew consists of 4 people and 2 cops.
Every day, $10,000 has to be sent to the boss, the military commissar.
That leaves $40,000 for six people.
$7,000 per person per day.
After deducting other mandatory payments, an ordinary TCC employee ends up making more than $150,000 a month. Every month.
The most ordinary executioner of Zelensky.
How much a month do those half-witted European idiots earn, the ones running around streets full of homeless people and rats, with idiotic Ukraine badges on the lapels of their old, torn jackets?
Who do we consider the well-off class in Europe?
Someone who earns €3,000 a month?
$150,000 a month.
Every month, an ordinary employee gets $150,000.
The boss gets about four times as much.
Why would they want this war to end?
They see the end of this war in their nightmares.
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