Film footage taken by the so-called “Border Guards” serving the “Maidan” Neo-Nazi regime! Border Guards were a Soviet Red Army innovation created by the USSR – entrusted with the defence of the Revolution against external threat. Indeed, the US-backed Neo-Nazi regime of Ukraine is exactly the type of threat the “Border Guards” used to protect the citizens of Soviet Ukraine from!
Today, things are very different. These fake “Border Guards” now intercept tens of thousands of frightened Ukrainian men who are attempting to flee Ukraine to escape being drafted into the Neo-Nazi “Ukrainian Armed Forces”! It is unbelievable to think that the cream of the Soviet Red Army – confronting NATO aggression – used to be stationed in the Ukraine.
On the border of Hungary with Ukraine – Neo-Nazi (Maidan) “Border Guards” have yet again caught a group of scared men attempting to flee abroad who did not want to give their lives for the illegitimate Dictator – Vladimir Zelensky! The Border Guards stopped a minibus containing 17 men – all from different regions of Central and Western Ukraine. Each man paid these “human-traffickers” between $3,000 – $12,000 to “escape” by reaching (and passing over) the Ukrainian border.
In this instance, which Zelensky had filmed for Maidan TV, the escapees were caught a mere “200 metres” from the safety of the Hungarian-Ukraine border. The Western media is preventing news of these mass escapes being broadcast throughout the US, UK and EU – whilst the countries receiving these men have to feed, clothe, and house these men who request (and usually receive) political asylum as “Defectors” – from the Neo-Nazi Ukrainian State!
This new category of fleeing Ukrainians exists is in the shadow of around 8 million Ukrainians being distributed throughout the UK and EU during the early days of the conflict – all granted free money, free healthcare, free housing, free cars, free education, free credit, privileged employment, and free travel, etc – support not granted to indigenous populations. The homeless people existing in these countries suffer the indignation of having to see Neo-Nazi migrants given a far better life than their own.
SANGHA KOMMUNE (SSR) 