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Ukrainians Ordered to War, Women Burn the Military Writs

• Mike Shedlock

  • Woman to Ukrainian soldier: Who are you?
  • Soldier: I am the head of the local recruiting center.
  • Woman: Why are you bringing military writs?
  • Soldier: It's an order from above. I can't explain all the details but you can read about it on the internet
  • Soldier: When did you get the writs?
  • Very disgruntled woman: Yesterday evening.
  • Another Woman: This one we got recently.
  • Soldier: Yes, we're sending those to put the potential recruits under control.
  • Yet another woman: We don't need it. We don't need any war.
  • Multiple women chime in with the same thing at once about not wanting war.
  • Very disgruntled woman: We've been told that the police will handle those who refuse to sign the writs for mobilization. What does that mean?
  • Soldier: It's an official order for total mobilization.
  • Another woman: We've been told those fairy tales many times. They told us those who refuse to go to war will go to jail for 5 years.
  • Soldier: I ask you, did we take anyone to war so far?
  • Woman: When you take someone it will be too late to worry.
  • Another woman: We've never been on Maidan. We didn't touch anyone. We don't need it.
  • Very angry man gesturing: Take your recruit list and make sure no one will be taken to war.
  • Soldier - finally admitting the truth: They will take your sons anyway.
  • Same angry Man: Who will take them?
  • Soldier: The state
  • Same angry man: We don't give a damn about your country and your war!
  • Large group gathers writs and sets them on fire.
  • Background conversation: mostly untranslated but also containing We are sickened of the authorities.
  • More background conversation: The authorities flee like rats from a sinking ship, but they come here and take our sons and send them to death. They all made the mess and now they need us to clean it up.
  • Fire takes hold
  • Another woman: Those who wanted all this, let them go to war! We never needed this nor Maidan.
  • Cars stop, many more people including more men watch on the periphery.
  • Writs go up in ashes. Many still confront the soldier

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