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I've been in Poland a few days and already I notice huge problems with the Ukrainian narrative. I don't think most people notice because they've swallowed the media hype.

  1. The Ukrainians look like tourists, not refugees. Walking around Warsaw, I hear about 40% of the people speaking in Ukrainian. These Ukrainians are anything but poor. The girls are wearing designer perfume, sporting designer bags, wearing designer clothes, laughing like they're on vacation. They have boyfriends with them too. Did I mention they all have iPhones? They certainly don't appear to have any issues adapting to Polish life.
  2. At almost every corner is a young Ukrainian cute girl wearing a Ukrainian flag on her shoulders, carrying a nice bag with propaganda about why I should donate to help these poor Ukrainians. Interesting that every one of these Ukrainians soliciting donations is a young cute girl about 20 years old. I asked each of them several questions about where they were from, who they worked for and where they were living. I spoke to them in English to see how many languages they knew. Their English was much better than I expected. Their Polish was also better than I expected. These donation workers are simply not volunteers trying to raise money for refugees. This is a highly organized business. These girls have been trained and vetted. I noticed the questions I asked caused them to pause, they weren't trained to answer my questions but they told me they worked for some "organization". They lived with local families in the area. They claimed they were going home in a few months. I'm not quite sure how they knew this. I wanted to ask more questions but decided to spend my time asking the other solicitors the same questions.
  3. Ukrainian flags were everywhere: on most government buildings and private homes. I noticed a lack of EU flags. Where the EU flag used to be was a Ukrainian flag. It's only a matter of time as Polish flags give way to the Ukrainian flag. I've only seen this in California where the Mexican flag is dominant in Los Angels.
  4. I talked to local residents and mentioned all what I just wrote. They were very happy I noticed this. They said they try to explain to their friends this displacement of local Polish people, and like the vaccines, they cannot understand what's going on.

Other things I noticed was Warsaw is now a tourist city: few local people live there. , rents in the city are driving residents out and corporations are buying property and renting out their property on AirBnB. Local businesses are being displaced by luxury goods shops like Gucci, Coach and so on.

No, the story the locals hear about Ukraine is very different from reality. The donations remind me more of Black Lives Matter, Hall of Cost reparations and virtue signaling. Many businesses virtue signal about Ukraine. It's sad and sick. I've been extremely careful not to explain my position here because it would certainly trigger many people. I'm carefully observing how the Ukrainian narrative is playing out.

I've been in Poland a few days and already I notice huge problems with the Ukrainian narrative. I don't think most people notice because they've swallowed the media hype. 1. The Ukrainians look like tourists, not refugees. Walking around Warsaw, I hear about 40% of the people speaking in Ukrainian. These Ukrainians are anything but poor. The girls are wearing designer perfume, sporting designer bags, wearing designer clothes, laughing like they're on vacation. They have boyfriends with them too. Did I mention they all have iPhones? They certainly don't appear to have any issues adapting to Polish life. 2. At almost every corner is a young Ukrainian cute girl wearing a Ukrainian flag on her shoulders, carrying a nice bag with propaganda about why I should donate to help these poor Ukrainians. Interesting that every one of these Ukrainians soliciting donations is a young cute girl about 20 years old. I asked each of them several questions about where they were from, who they worked for and where they were living. I spoke to them in English to see how many languages they knew. Their English was much better than I expected. Their Polish was also better than I expected. These donation workers are simply not volunteers trying to raise money for refugees. This is a highly organized business. These girls have been trained and vetted. I noticed the questions I asked caused them to pause, they weren't trained to answer my questions but they told me they worked for some "organization". They lived with local families in the area. They claimed they were going home in a few months. I'm not quite sure how they knew this. I wanted to ask more questions but decided to spend my time asking the other solicitors the same questions. 3. Ukrainian flags were everywhere: on most government buildings and private homes. I noticed a lack of EU flags. Where the EU flag used to be was a Ukrainian flag. It's only a matter of time as Polish flags give way to the Ukrainian flag. I've only seen this in California where the Mexican flag is dominant in Los Angels. 4. I talked to local residents and mentioned all what I just wrote. They were very happy I noticed this. They said they try to explain to their friends this displacement of local Polish people, and like the vaccines, they cannot understand what's going on. Other things I noticed was Warsaw is now a tourist city: few local people live there. [Like Venice](https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2018/sep/13/occupy-venice-alternative-to-death-of-city-activists-tourism), rents in the city are driving residents out and corporations are buying property and renting out their property on AirBnB. Local businesses are being displaced by luxury goods shops like Gucci, Coach and so on. No, the story the locals hear about Ukraine is very different from reality. The donations remind me more of Black Lives Matter, Hall of Cost reparations and virtue signaling. Many businesses virtue signal about Ukraine. It's sad and sick. I've been extremely careful not to explain my position here because it would certainly trigger many people. I'm carefully observing how the Ukrainian narrative is playing out.

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Nobody needs special forces. This operator-mentality exists, because the state wants that the smallest possible amount of people ending up getting some actual killing-experience, because vets that are ready and willing to kill always cause problems. So best minimize their number, and have all of them first go through all kinds of psychological and ideological tests that filter out anyone that might end up with a cause on the other side. That's what special forces and commando-type are there for.units have been set up

I guarantee you, that with everything else being equal, some Waffen-SS unit made up of 19yos, that joined to fight in a war after finishing school, that were raised as soldiers from early on, and that have survived on the eastern front for a couple of months, would wipe the floor with any "special forces" tacticool /k/ommando-unit that was ever envisioned, assuming that both sides get the same equipment.

You can see this in Ukraine, where a lot of those former western snipers and special forces just ran away after experiencing their first airstrike or their first day of shelling, or where those russian special forces, that were attacking airfields, were obliterated within one day. You can even read the Afghan Papers, to find plenty of examples where a handful of people in flipflops with an AK47, a couple of magazines and maybe a handgrenade or two managed to massacre entire Navy-Seals units just because they weren't taken by surprise and were able to force them to fight during the day, where both sides can actually see what they're shooting at. That's all it takes to take on some special-forces unit.

Special forces are pretty much like the police, they're there trained to raid much weaker and technological inferior opponents with all kinds of super-expensive high-tech gear while being supported by drones, satellites and ground attack airplanes. But they're useless in any kind of conventional warfare, where both sides are on equal terms and are hard pressed. At best they can be used as saboteurs, but so can any local traitor. Oh, btw, the russians didn't just lose pretty much all their highly-trained airborne forces within the first week of combat, they also have sent their , which is pretty much their internal military police which is used as riot-police and swat-teams, which was obliterated as well. Which of course is great, because dead cops can't oppress people.

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So what's the truth then? The U.S hears nothing but bullshit. You fight for the globalist (((agenda))) or what do you stand for?

also:

You're not yet allowed to reply to accounts who blocked you.

what a fucktard.

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So what's the truth then? The U.S hears nothing but bullshit. You fight for the globalist (((agenda))) or what do you stand for?