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I don’t think anyone can fully understand the enormity of the pressure that they are living under in their daily lives.
One of my last trips to Ukraine in December I traveled from Warsaw to Odessa, Kherson, Nikopol, Zaporizhzhia, Dnipro, Chernihiv, Kyiv, Lviv and we stopped in a layby for lunch on the way to Kherson.
We waited for nightfall as it is too danagerous to go in the daytime to Kherson because of the drones, so we had a long wait.
As we were having lunch I saw a terrifying site, I say terrifying because I have no other words to describe it, and I thought of magnificent but that seemed a corruption of the word, knowing what they were capable of.
From the truck we saw three cruise missiles at about a hundred feet high above of the ground coming from the sea and they passed over our heads in formation and I thought to myself wow that’s amazing, but immediately I felt how sick at the definition of amazing because I knew what they were and where they were going and the destruction of lives that they would cause.
So my plee for you all here is to give these people some respect, as they are trying to survive their dalily lives and your demands for this and that pail into insignificance because of the above.
Amelie has had more than her fair share of trauma and deserves to live a normal life outside of this world and I for one wish her nothing but a peaceful life and for all Ukrainians an end to this horrid disgusting war.
PLEASE PLEASE think the next time you post…!!!
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Dilerim düşünceleriniz filistin içinde öyledir
Well there is always one is isn’t there…
No my thoughts are not with Palestine because I don’t live in that area, I live in Poland and this is affecting my region and my friends that I have personally lost in this war.
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Well said 
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It would be a kinder world if everyone showed respect for all.
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