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Oddly enough, I can sympathize with the point of view expressed by the Poles cited in the Reuters article. Felt the same way about upper class Kuwaitis partying it up in Europe and elsewhere during Gulf War I while US troops pushed out Saddam (although in hindsight, given the hijinks of the Uniparty over the time since, I have questions about how honorable our role truly was. Not soldiers, but the people who sent them.) .

Where I do depart is that if those expats do have loyalty still to Ukraine, but don't want to fight in the meat grinder, once back perhaps they sue for a cease fire, and if their money grubbing WEF puppet insists otherwise, use their numbers to effect the changes necessary to do so.

1 posted on 04/26/2024 6:30:32 AM PDT by Tench_Coxe
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To: Tench_Coxe

I can sympathize also with the Polish take, expect these Ukrainians to defend their own country. But even if they are forced to return, I doubt they will make usable troops. If they ran away before being fired upon, why should one expect them to risk their lives once forced into uniform. Many a soldier has survived a firefight by keeping his head down in a foxhole or trench, never rising to fire his rifle. May as well not be there.


2 posted on 04/26/2024 6:37:24 AM PDT by hinckley buzzard ( Resist the narrative. )
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To: Tench_Coxe
........I have questions about how honorable our role truly was. Not soldiers, but the people who sent them.

Now, I do wonder why anyone would think such a ludicrous thought.

Oh, I know.....because that's been the story for the last 60 years:
-Vietnam
-Iraq
-Afganastain
-Ukraine
-And more.....

In fact, one could make the case that it goes all the way back to Korea.

So, really, after all, there is absolutely a great reason to ask your question!

3 posted on 04/26/2024 6:50:50 AM PDT by icclearly ( )
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They should be willing to sacrifice, and die if necessary, for Hunter Biden’s cocaine habit


6 posted on 04/26/2024 7:34:05 AM PDT by PGR88
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To: Tench_Coxe
Sick Zeepers like Williams and Marcus Maximus have no problem with this Ukrainians being rounded up against their will and sent to the frontlines to die.

Ukrainians lives are meaningless to those behind this proxy war.

11 posted on 04/26/2024 8:17:35 AM PDT by Kazan
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1. 500€ fee at counselor secrion to process paperwork.

2. NATO/EU to refuse all banking services for Ukrainian men.

3. Since 18th century EUropean traditions, customs and international law/relations in jeapordy by forced or returning people i to a home country where they are at probable risk of loss of life in a war, or at the hands of a government they do not support.

4. Russia is offering Ukrainian men (who pass a background investigation to determine if they have acted against Russia) lawful passage to Russia and they may return to Ukrainian homes at the end of the war.

5. Based on no. 4, EUropean countries may allow Ukrainians to remain in limbo wirh banking or financial support.... The PR war is being lost by EUrope and the US.


12 posted on 04/26/2024 8:49:05 AM PDT by Jumper
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The European countries all signed onto the:

https://www.ohchr.org/en/instruments-mechanisms/instruments/international-covenant-economic-social-and-cultural-rights

Now they will be in violation of their own rules based international order.

Biden is destroying everything in his way to continue his piggybank war.


13 posted on 04/26/2024 8:55:10 AM PDT by Jumper
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