Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky
Zelensky met with the leaders of the US investment company Goldman Sachs this week begging for yet more money and pleading for help to counter the spread of “misinformation”
Goldman Sachs Executive Vice President John Rogers and Co-Head of the Office of Applied Innovation, and President of Global Affairs Jared Cohen took part in the discussion which took place on Thursday.
Info Wars reports: According to the pro-Ukraine Telegram outlet Ukraine NOW, Zelensky met with the representatives to discuss the possibilities of “attracting investments for the needs of Ukraine,” which apparently include “cyber defense” and “counteracting the spread of misinformation.”
That’s right, the wartime leader had time to negotiate funding for combatting information just like the article you’re currently reading instead of raising money for his troops fighting the nuclear superpower that invaded their country.
Zelensky told the big bankers he’d allow the opening of new businesses and the testing of new technologies in Ukraine in exchange for their investments.
The Ukrainian leader similarly offered to sell out his country to mega-corporations in exchange for them using the nation as a technological testing ground when he appeared as a hologram at several tech conferences back in June.
At the time, Zelensky promoted a future where Ukraine adopts a “digital government in which all services to people and companies will be provided” and a “100% cashless and paperless” society will emerge.
The president also advocated for the use of artificial intelligence in the judiciary system.
“Our goal is to make Ukraine the freest digital state in the world,” Zelensky stated. “Ukraine is a chance for a global digital revolution, a chance for every technology company and a chance for every visionary to show their value, skills, technologies and ambitions.”
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