Someone dropped an interesting observation from a Monaco trip this summer. The streets were flooded with Italian exotics—Paganis, Bugattis, the whole lineup. But here's the weird part: a suspicious number of them were rolling on Ukrainian plates.

Raises questions, doesn't it? When billions in aid are flowing one direction and luxury supercars start popping up in tax havens with the same origin tags, people notice. The whole thing reeks of money laundering at scale.

Not saying every Ukrainian plate equals dirty money, but when the pattern's that obvious in a place known for parking wealth? The math isn't mathing. Someone's definitely getting rich off this mess, and it probably isn't the people the aid was meant for.