Posted on 06/06/2022 2:00:55 PM PDT by UMCRevMom@aol.com
*They should not be taking prisoners. You have to guard and sustain them, at a cost to your own manpower and supplies.* German prisoners in WW2 were sent to the gulags never to be heard from again. Some would suggest Americans could have suffered the same fate in Viet Nam.
Think Malady or better yet Abr Ghraib.
Stop your propaganda: Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014
The US did the same thing during our civil war. It was called Andersonville.
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you’re right
the daily Mail worms are sure out in this thread.
You don’t think Putin wants to rebuild “The Evil Empire”?
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Well if so, then we will have 2 evil empires. Globalist cabal looks like they ain't gonna git it all.
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What nonsense. They had their puppet in there, we helped overthrow their government with the help of the various neo nazi factions, and that is a fact. We started the war, we poured billions into that country to draw Russia into war. We got what we asked for. Totally dishonest thread here.
There’s reports that Truman abandoned thousands of German-held Allied pows that Russia “liberated “ after WWII.
Doesn’t sound right. The Dolittle raid is often pointed at as a miracle of organization. It’s 5 months after Pearl Harbor. Dolittle went in to the War Dept and pitched the idea. It took months to train B25 crews to fly off a carrier.
I don’t think 5 months is the right time frame for there to be an established advocacy for flying from Vladivostok fields, or any sort of diplomatic focus on that. The Germans invaded the Soviets in June 1941. THAT was all that was on their minds. The Germans were advancing. They would not be giving a damn about bombing or helping someone bomb Japan. Besides which, that would be a State Dept thing, not military intelligence.
Bottom line. They probably were spies and the Soviets knew it.
I did NoSee the people demanding forced labor camps cheering from the USA.
We should believe Ukrainian websites?
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Correct, but the issue is flawed. Non western MSM media reports Russia has between 5,000-9,000 Ukie POW’s, the Ukies less than 1,000 Ivan’s.
Who to believe? Well, Ivan has 3,500 Ukies from Marioupol alone. Many reports of the Ukie Terriitorial Guards surrendering in the Donbass.
Time will tell.
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“There’s reports that Truman abandoned thousands of German-held Allied pows that Russia “liberated “ after WWII.”
I don’t think that is true in the numbers you cited. I recall reading several years ago that there were some US POWs that were executed by the Soviets, and some others chose to stay in the USSR, but the vast majority were repatriated back to the US.
Here is a portion of a Baltimore Sun article that addresses this somewhat:
* Soviet authorities detained 119 U.S. servicemen “with Russian, Ukrainian or Jewish names” from the more than 22,000 GIs they liberated from German POW camps at the end of World War II. Although most were released after U.S. protests, 18 died in Soviet custody and “some ended up staying in camps for a long time.”
* The largest group of Americans imprisoned in the Soviet Union included more than 730 pilots and other airmen who either made “forced landings on Soviet territory” or were shot down on Cold War spy flights. Mr. Volkogonov was not specific on their fates but spoke generally about prisoners’ being interned in labor camps, some being executed and others forced to eventually renounce their U.S. citizenship.
In any event, Russia is not and never has been our friend.
I said both scenarios were plausible.
Personally, I think the crew crash landed near Vladivostok and the Russians being who they are imprisoned them as spies.
And yet all the evidence of torture comes from the Ukrainian videos and the Russians are registering the Ukrainian captives with the Red Cross and allow international access to them.
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