a terrible state or a terrible state?

they are right to be concerned as is my friend in Vilnius. there has been nothing from our government on possibilities or outcomes as if it doesn't concern us. considering how our country is supposedly multicultural whether or not nato or the un is involed, there are still people and nationals and 2nd gen eastern europeans that deserve more if not all of us. i get the almost unbelievable and undescribable possibily of ballistics and johnson is right to condemn what has been done but it's still not enough. we can wait until more people are killed and we will and that is wrong. we are all humans, and we need more certainty with our 'brothers', not just collecting shreads of clothes and hoping that will stop their poor heads from bouncing off the f**king floor when inevitably Kiev gets destroyed. not enough, not too soon and a typical piss week govermnent too corwardly to do anything about it.

Posted By: lord_luck, Mar 4, 06:51:48