Russian aggression in Ukraine has destroyed Europe as we knew it. No more international security, no more peace - and even food security is at risk. Europeans must understand that it is too late for a compromise and that evil should be defeated as soon as possible.
What saddens me is communicating with my friends in Ukraine. I long every day for some news to calm myself that they are still alive. Having to be so careful and often so silent, in order not to put them in danger. Social media is not always a blessing. On Easter Monday, our so European Lviv, or the Vienna of the East, has also been hit.
Ukraine is internally and externally displaced. Europe is not emotionally displaced. Just blood, no tears, on their cheeks. “Putin-Versteher”, backward pacifists, die Linke, enablers, and apologists, it is not only the ginger cat we mourn over, it's heroic Ukraine and the last remnants of our European democracy. Europeans, and especially the Germans, have been too smug for too long (and they’re the last ones keeping it up still today). Pacifism is just an expensive illusion, and innocent blood is the currency. Sound the trumpet now, so the walls of Barbary fall!
Colette Hartwich is a creator and founder of Hadassah Luxembourg, WEGA Aide Humanitaire a.s.b.l Luxembourg; Co-Founder of L’Ukraine and ALPHEE Paris. She has 40 years of experience in humanitarian and environmental assistance projects in 7 different countries all around the world: the Philippines, Ukraine, and Armenia among others. For more than 25 years she is educating and coaching in the fields of microfinance, humanitarian, and development assistance project drafting.- We will see Russia’s collapse in our lifetime: Ukraine’s RNBO chief Danilov
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