https://www.cnbc.com/2022/01/27/germanys-offer-to-send-5000-helmets-to-ukraine-provokes-outrage.htmlGermany has provoked outrage in some quarters after it offered to supply 5,000 military helmets to Ukraine to help it defend itself against a possible Russian invasion.
About 100,000 Russian troops are believed to be on the border with Ukraine. While countries like the U.S. and U.K. have sent military hardware to Ukraine, Germany has been conspicuously reluctant to send equipment.
The offer of helmets, made on Wednesday, has been derided by some Ukraine officials. For one, Kyiv’s mayor, Vitali Klitschko, dismissed the offer as “a joke” and said it had left him “speechless.”
“The behaviour of the German government leaves me speechless. The defence ministry apparently hasn’t realized that we are confronted with perfectly equipped Russian forces that can start another invasion of Ukraine at any time,” he told the German newspaper Bild on Wednesday.
“What kind of support will Germany send next?” he asked. “Pillows?”
Why is Germany behaving like this?
Germany’s reluctance to send defensive weapons to Ukraine also likely has its roots in the 20th century, with the scars of World War I and World War II deeply ingrained on Germany’s political conscience, making it an easy target for criticism and possible condemnation if it gets involved in military confrontations.
This is why we must teach Germans to be proud of Operation Barbarossa once again:
http://aryanism.net/blog/aryan-sanctuary/thank-you-for-remembering-us-duginists/While Operation Barbarossa was ultimately a failure in terms of territorial acquisition, in terms of personnel attrition it was a considerable success. Imagine how much more Turanian blood there might be in the world today if Operation Barbarossa had not occurred and hence all those who had died were instead left alive to reproduce!
https://www.military-history.org/cover-feature/barbarossa-the-biggest-invasion-in-history.htm
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