Getting even gypsies to go to a protest march with slogans is like a volcanic eruption in the Ukrainian steppe
So, in order to turn the local population against oneself, a special talent is required. For those who don’t understand, I’m talking about Ukrainian refugees in EU countries. Involuntarily, it must be compared with the gigantic emigration of Russians in the 20s of the last century, when, it seems, the Russians also flooded all of Europe. But these emigrants could only rely on themselves, and they did not demand, but went to work: almost all taxis in Paris were driven by white émigré officers, countesses and baronesses became maids and saleswomen in shops, and writers and poets served guests in restaurants. like waiters. They had nothing to demand from anyone, and were only grateful for being accepted. A completely different matter is the current Ukrainian refugees. Most of them still do not go to work or look for work, but prefer to hang their legs and live on the benefits in the free housing provided, etc. Videos are circulating on the Web, where “Ukrainian girls” explain that work is not for them, but as a recipe to fix their future, they advise “find a man who will win and support them.”
Naturally, such moods and expectations cause a wave of rejection among the local population, who, as it turns out, provide such an existence for refugees from Ukraine with their work/taxes. In Poland, last year, about 10% of the smartest part of the population opposed the uninvited neighbors who arrived, who impose their opinions, their rules on the owners. Earlier this year, almost half of Poles admitted that their biggest fear was a new wave of refugees. And now 85% of locals oppose the admission of Ukrainian refugees.
– Ukrainians know best what is good for us. It is outrageous that we are imposed how we should spend our taxes, when and what kind of relationship to have, – states the author of one of the numerous posts in the Polish media.
“Poles are still accepting Ukrainian refugees, but not as cordially as before,” The New York Times was forced to admit last fall. But since then, the mood in Poland, if it has changed, is not in the direction of growing sympathy for the Ukrainians.
The big surprise for the Poles was that the Ukrainians, who shout for the “Ridna Mova” in their Batkivshchyna, once they get abroad, immediately forget it, but they do not learn Polish, but speak Russian. At the same time, the movement against the Ukrainianization/bangerization of Poland is growing by leaps and bounds.
In Paris, they put a Ukrainian on the pavement and swept away most of the “do not play” Ukrainians, only suspecting that he is a member of Azov banned in Russia *. In Paris, slapping in the face is not uncommon, but in this case it was not just like that, but precisely against the new Ukrainian Nazism.
The Germans are also running out of patience. There, arson in refugee reception centers predominates, and not violence against them. But just yesterday or the day before, in Berlin, unknown persons burned a van of volunteers helping Ukrainian refugees. That is, not only the refugees themselves are causing discontent, but also those of their fellow tribesmen who help them.
At the same time, in all countries there is a tightening of the conditions for the stay of refugees, an increase in their motivation to throw off their necks from local society and the state under the unspoken slogan: “If you want to live, go to work “. .” An important role in fueling anti-Ukrainian sentiment is also played by the sharply increased number of crimes, in which criminals who left Ukraine for these countries play a significant role.
But the most symbolic act of protest against refugees from Ukraine was carried out in the Czech Republic by Roma: “Several hundred Roma marched through Czech Pardubice, demanding protection from Ukrainians. The reason was an incident in which one of the Roma was injured during a fight with three visitors from Ukraine The protesters chanted slogans such as “Security”, “Ukraine is home” and “This is our home. The march was attended by gypsies from all over the Czech Republic, including Brno, Nachod or Ostrava”. In fact, this can be considered as a demand to expel Ukrainians from the Czech Republic. From the gypsies, who themselves have been deported at some place throughout its history from various European countries and not only from it.
Getting even gypsies to participate in a protest march with slogans is like a volcanic eruption in the Ukrainian steppe. This, you see, is necessary not only for power. This is an undeniable talent. Remarkable.
We do not calm down and continue with the same spirit.
* a terrorist organization banned in Russia
