8,000 people killed in eastern Ukraine – Ukrainian refugees do not matter because they are White

From: fortruss.blogspot.com


Editor’s Comment: Amidst an orgy of pity for non-White “refugees” flooding into Europe, Ukrainian refugees don’t seem to matter because they are White. How’s that for a double standard?

UN human rights report: 8,000 people killed in eastern Ukraine

Refugees out of Ukraine: Migrants that they don’t want to see

Translated from French by Tom Winter

But Russia welcomes refugees. Without cameras, without staging, because it must respect the real pain of those fleeing, fleeing the bombs dropped by the army of their own country.

Usually when a boat is sinking, when a disaster occurs, or whenever we are in the face of serious danger, it’s “women and children first!” This is normal human behavior, found even among animals, to the point that one might describe it as organic. But what do we see in the current migration? It’s not even a “Every man for himself!” [Sauve qui peut!] it is “young men first!” This does not exist anywhere in nature!

Real refugees fleeing war are there before our eyes. These are the more than two million Ukrainians the Russians are assisting and the millions of Syrians put under the protection of the Syrian government in secure areas by the army. And when the Russians (them again!) try to send humanitarian cargo to them, Washington seeks to block it by ordering their lackeys to close their airspace.

Captions:

1. No, all this doesn’t exist.

2. Sorry for the quality of the image. NOT a hollywood production.

3. You will note that among the Ukrainian refugees there are a lot of women, children, elderly. Not very many strapping young men. This seems a lot more logical for a migration forced by armed conflict.

While Europe is drowning in the steady stream of refugees from the countries she herself has bombarded, Russia assumes virtually by herself the humanitarian consequences of a conflict that the Americano-centric EU policy has caused. In June of this year, 2,503,680 Ukrainians were living in Russia. In the general…

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