(SHTF Plan)—Ukrainians are refusing to fight and die for their rulers’ wars. The Ukrainian troops tasked with finding new candidates for conscription have also been complaining of public resistance against the draft, or conscription, as they try to force the slave class into a war.
The more that reject this abject enslavement the more people will realize that government itself is slavery.
According to Spanish newspaper El Pais, many in Ukraine are figuring it out. In early May, a reporter from the outlet was embedded with a military patrol searching for draft dodgers in Sumy Region in northern Ukraine. The account of this event was published on Sunday on the condition that no photo evidence of conflicts between the troops and civilians would be included.
The public relations (propaganda) officer who organized the opportunity and set the restriction warned: “We have a large-scale social rejection of the army.” The newspaper did not say whether it witnessed any altercations.
”We have met men over 40 who are studying at university,” he said, referring to one of the legal ways to avoid the draft. “When the war ends we will be the most educated country in the world!” As if public education is anything other than propaganda itself, however, any way to avoid being forced into killing or being killed is being used by Ukrainians.
The military group was predominantly staffed by veteran soldiers who had suffered mental and physical injuries in combat and were deemed unfit for frontline duty. The ranking officer, a captain named Igor, expressed resentment for people who secure exemptions from conscription. –RT
The patrol combed a small town because rural areas have greater mobilization potential. This is partly because “people in the city are more educated and have more ways to get away,” Igor explained. So only the most ignorant of the slave class actually goes to war for their masters and they admit it. They actually “resent” those who want to be free from the war, murder, and death of the state.
This is very disturbing that other human beings are working as overseers of the slave class to help the rulers push out their orders.
According to a report by RT, a 29-year-old taxi driver in Sumy who has an exemption said he would probably volunteer if his city was under direct threat. ”Among my friends who are fighting, the only ones who have returned have done so crippled or in a coffin,” he said.
This isn’t going to bode well for the ruling class. Humans are slowly figuring out that morality falls on them, and at some point, they will have to tell their masters “no” to avoid harming their fellow man.
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