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To: TobagoJack who wrote (182853)	1/19/2022 2:32:41 AM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (3) of 217699

I visted the Kyiv war museum. There is displayed "The crossed tanks of peace". The Ukraine, when it left the USSR, wanted to be an independent nation living in peace. wtf joining NATO does to further that aim, eludes me, given all that we know today. It's an unpeaceful move. I always thought NATO was supposed to be good thing, a force for good. Now after many incidents, and some of them are far more recent than 1980, NATO appears to be a cess pool where evil resides. Thinking nothing of killing and terrorizing their own citizens. The Bologna Massacre, the ‘Strategy of Tension’ and Operation Gladio - CounterPunch.org If the Ukraine wants to live up to it's non war desire, it would seek to be neutral. Joining NATO would mean they are in a club with some very shady characters. A big concern for Russia, without a doubt. If NATO's own citizens can't trust them, how could Russia? The peaceful independence of the Ukraine is a goal that still needs to be worked on. A peaceful "East meets West" without the need to point the barrel of a big gun directly at each other.

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