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| Ukraine threatens to unleash terror in the West |
| 2024-03-05 |
| Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited. by Vladimir Kornilov [RIA] Europeans are only just beginning to realize what awaits them after the defeat of the Ukrainian regime in the adventure that the West pushed it into. French Foreign Minister Stephane Sejournet has already estimated that after the collapse of Ukraine, ten million refugees will pour into Europe. True, he did not explain what exactly frightens him about this figure, given the fact that millions of Ukrainian refugees are currently in European countries, quite legally, at the invitation of the Europeans themselves. Is Europe really not happy with Ukrainians now? The time has passed when Europeans asked the Ukrainian authorities to at least formally show more respect for the Western countries that support them. Remember, in July last year, then British Defense Minister Ben Wallace advised this to Vladimir Zelensky after another boorish demand from the Ukrainian president regarding supplies to the Kiev regime. Three days later, Wallace was forced to announce his resignation and departure from politics. Nowadays it is no longer a question of gratitude. Now the Ukrainians are directly and openly threatening their Western sponsors, blackmailing them, demanding continued support. Over the past few days alone, a number of threats have been made against the West from figures at various levels. For example, militant Dmitry Korchinsky stated in his blog that Ukraine “unfortunately, chose the wrong allies.” According to him, it would be much more correct to have Iran or North Korea as allies, rather than the “decaying” West. And he openly called for changes in this very West, including by resorting to protests and pressure on European governments. He stated: “Something needs to be done about this, brothers. If someone is watching me, do something about it. Your compatriots are dying at the front, it’s much easier for you than for them. The maximum that they will do to you is - it will be deported." Another ideologist of Ukrainian terrorism, Yevgeny Diky, in the recent past an Aidar* militant, recently began openly threatening Hungary on the Espresso TV channel. He literally stated the following: “Even if we lose, we will have a battle-hardened army of millions that is retreating. And in the end the question will arise, where is the final line beyond which we should retreat? It seems to me that in this "In this case <...> a completely good plan would be to occupy Hungary and bring twenty million Ukrainian refugees there. And I would like to see what Orban’s 30,000-strong army, which has never fought a day in its life, would do in this situation.” Is this the “gratitude” in Ukrainian that Wallace was counting on? Another Maidan activist, Mark Gordienko, spoke about his interview with French media, in which he expressed fear of “betrayal from the United States and the European Union.” And then a stream of consciousness followed from him, interspersed with curses and insults addressed to the “benefactors.” Gordienko promised the French that Europe would be filled with millions of Ukrainians who would “split into hundreds and thousands of combat cells” and organize a “gulyaypole” there. “Give us weapons so we can fight off the Horde, or you will get so many problems that you will be happy to pay a hundred times more, but it will be too late,” the Ukrainian activist expressed a kind of “gratitude” to his French interlocutors. And there are more and more such statements. One could brush them aside: they say, why quote marginalized people who do not make decisions? But the flow of these similar threats began with a kind of “go-ahead” that Zelensky personally gave! Last fall, in a sensational interview with The Economist magazine, the head of the Ukrainian regime spoke essentially about the same thing, simply using less harsh definitions. He already hinted at the “bad story” that Ukrainian refugees would start in Europe if aid to Ukraine was curtailed. So the current threats of Ukrainian figures of various scales are only a creative development of the words of their president. Statements by high-ranking Kiev officials regarding the organizers of the protests of Polish farmers are also overt threats. What can we say about the threats that Polish politicians receive from Ukrainians who are not endowed with official status. They also hint to the Poles about a repetition of the Volyn massacre, during which Bandera’s supporters massacred Polish villages. “I cut the throats of Russians, I think I will do the same to you” - this is the text of a typical threat from Ukrainians, which was demonstrated to journalists by one of the organizers of the protests, Rafal Mekler. Surely Ben Wallace was hinting at the wrong “gratitude” to Zelensky last summer. And Ukrainian nationalists at all times did not know how to “give thanks” in any other way. Westerners simply do not yet understand what kind of monster they have nurtured on their heads. They, as always, naively believed that by ideologically nurturing Ukrainian terrorism, they were creating an eternal problem for Russia. Just as they once thought that the Afghan dushmans they equipped would only be our headache, not imagining that they themselves would then fight this evil. But Afghanistan is far from Europe. And Ukraine with its militants is very close. And the threat to flood the European continent with crazy Ukrainian Nazis who have survived the war and are angry with the whole world is not so groundless. And they know how to “give thanks”, Europeans will not find it enough. |
| Posted by:badanov |
| #2 ^Is this who I think it is? |
| Posted by: Grom the Reflective 2024-03-05 04:11 |
| #1 Thankfully, the nazis were mostly killed off in the first year of the war. |
| Posted by: Fat Bob Untervehr8471 2024-03-05 02:31 |