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Great report. There is no such thing as a "war crime", war is a crime. Our leaders in the US are just as evil and criminal as Putin for all the war we have done in the world. What Putin has done is a crime against humanity, like our wars. There is no justification for killing.

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Bullshit

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Very disheartening commentary. War on either side always is. A civil war is always the worse, because you are fighting the mirror of yourself. I felt this way overlooking the battle of Gettysburg. I don’t agree with this war at all. The Minsk agreements should have been firmly kept, returned to, and the regular Ukrainian and Russian people like myself would be alive and not displaced. Too bad both governments have corrupted elements at the top, reaching for power rather than peaceful co-existence. America has involved itself corruptly in too many foreign wars that just left thousands displaced and dead. No need to list them here. We have our own fight for freedom here and we need to reckon with our own sins. Unfortunately, war is not the answer, nor serving up truckloads of arms and cash. The USA made another huge blunder. I have only one question to ask Zelenskyy. If the American people were fighting a war with Mexico, would he send his son and daughter to fight over here?

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A compelling read.

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Perhaps if the Ukrainians had not permitted their corrupt government to come into power via a CIA-led color revolution in 2014 and subsequently harass eastern Ukrainians in the Donbass (who are more Russian than anything else) via constant unwarranted shelling by Ukrainian Azov Nazis since then, Putin would have had far less of an incentive to invade. Perhaps if Ukrainians had not permitted corrupt U.S. globalists to establish multiple illegal bioweapons laboratories there, close to Russia's border, Putin would not have seen as big a threat to his country. Perhaps if the Ukrainians had rejected having NATO want to put missiles in their country aimed ay Russia, Putin would not have the incentive to invade. The innocent citizens have my sympathies for they did not make the decisions to blatantly challenge Russia's safety security. But are they really aware that their own corrupt government did, in collusion, with U.S. Deep State criminals?

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Hi John, any chance supporters could get signed copies of your book? Slava Ukraini Thomas Brayford

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