Deja vu all over again: Visiting a Ukrainian refugee shelter in Warsaw & crossing the Baltic Sea
Yes, I just crossed the Baltic Sea. No, I did not blow up the Nord-Stream pipelines.
But before taking the ferry from Estonia to Helsinki, I visited a
shelter for Ukrainian refugees set up in an empty office building in the
suburbs of Warsaw. Over the past few decades, I'd been to a whole
bunch of refugee camps -- refugee camps in Palestine, Afghanistan,
Guatemala, Jordan, El Salvador, Texas, Haiti, Thailand, Iraq, Honduras,
Syria and who knows all where else. Wherever America has attempted to
bring "democracy" to a country, you can just bet that there will be a
bunch of sad and pitiful refugee camps somewhere close by. And Ukraine
is no exception to the rule.
200 refugees from various parts of Ukraine were living in this shelter,
mostly women and children. 80 children. "Our children go to the local
schools," said the woman who was showing me around. "It's hard to
explain to children why they have lost their homes and their friends and
are now living in a country where nobody speaks their language."
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"Residents can stay in this shelter for as long as they want but many
choose to move on. And several of them are waiting for the war to end
so that they can move back home." Fat chance of that ever happening,
what with Zelensky receiving billions of dollars from America almost
daily for as long as the war goes on -- so why should he end this
horrible war when he has obviously found a goose that lays golden eggs
just for him (and his secret bank account in the Caribbean). But I
didn't want to burst the refugees' bubbles so I kept my mouth shut.
Whatever gives these poor people hope. Then I was served cookies that
the women had baked themselves.
I took notes on what these women told me -- but then I lost the notes. Typical.
"While I was visiting Germany with my five-year-old daughter, my
neighbor phoned to say that my house was destroyed," said the attorney.
"My little girl's room? Gone. All her toys? Gone. I tried to
explain to my daughter that we would not be going home for a while. I
didn't have the nerve to tell her that her home no longer existed on
this earth. And dear friends of mine were also killed in the bombing. I
was in shock. I didn't speak for a week. I just cried. And now my
daughter and I are here." I gave her a hug.
Another woman in the shelter passed the time by painting pictures. I
bought a small painting of a mountain stream. "That's in the
Carpathians," the artist told me. "My family went there for a vacation
one summer." Can't wait to take it home and hang it on my wall.
Later I talked with a Polish academic who said, "There are six million
Ukrainians in Poland right now. Around three million arrived here after
2014." That's when Victoria Nuland staged her famous Maidan coup.
"The other three million have arrived here after the war." And I know
that two million Ukrainians also fled to Russia as well. Geez Louise.
Is there anyone left in Ukraine at all?
There were also three refugee cats at the shelter -- and one refugee
dog. Even for animals, "War is Hell". But at least these brave
Ukrainian refugees have a decent roof over their heads, unlike so many
refugees from American-supported wars on places like Libya and Yemen.
And while I was hanging around Central and Eastern Europe, did I also
get to Russia? Well, almost. I got within spitting distance of
Kaliningrad. Does that count?
One thing that I noticed at the Krakow airport was the presence of
whole groups of military "contractors". How do I know what they were?
If you had been to Iraq back in 2007, you would definitely know what
"contractors" look like. For sure. One group of about 30 men were
clearly Israelis.
Resources:
The latest from Scott Ritter! Must-watch. Ritter - The Bridge - The Russian Response- It's a New Game
Nuclear war or not, the human race is still doomed thanks to those Evil Globalist Bastards. Sigh. https://rumble.com/v1ik4cb-geoenginnering-5g-iot-tessa-lena-talks-to-nikki-florio.html
Col. Richard Black and Scott Ritter discuss what a nuclear war would really mean for you and me. Hint: It's gonna be no bueno! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywpxiuYY8_E
Ed Dowd paints a grim picture regarding American life expectancy in the coming five years. https://rumble.com/v1lv4dc-unpayable-debt-and-vax-causing-hell-on-earth-ed-dowd.html?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email
Journalist-heroes John Pilger and Max Blumenthal inform us that journalism is definitely a thing of the past (except for me, of course!) Conform or be Cast Out! The New Model of Journalism During a Time of War by Global Research News Hour
Gotta love Max Blumenthal! Must-watch interview with Jeffrey Sachs: Jeffrey Sachs: end Ukraine proxy war or face "armageddon"
And Caitlin Johnstone's satire nails it again: Evolving Big Brains Only To Go Extinct From Stupidity: Notes From The Edge Of The Narrative Matrix
An
Australian doctor hammers a final nail into the coffin of the myth that
COV$D "treatments" such as lock-downs and mRNA jabs actually work: Truth and Trust
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