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To: Broken_Clock who wrote (1360952)6/4/2022 8:02:14 AM
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The head of Interpol was talking about something that MIGHT happen but hasn't yet:

The head of Interpol sounded the alarm on Wednesday over the number of weapons that are pouring into Ukraine, warning that they will end up in the hands of criminals. “The high availability of weapons during the current conflict will result in the proliferation in illicit arms in the post-conflict phase,” said Interpol Secretary-General Juergen Stock. “Even weapons that are used by the military, heavy weapons, will be available on the criminal market.




So we should deny Ukrainians the arms to defend themselves from Russian invaders because of something that MIGHT happen someday far in the future?


But wait, how about Russia's arms - aren't they in danger of being diverted to the criminal market?
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