You just have no idea how hard and how long we have lobbied for any American soldiers to come over here, with little effect until just now. Including when we tried to seize on the missile defense initiative and it didn't really work out.
So you just don't much about the region and the history of it, okay. Actually that's perfectly understandable. The Polish-Ukrainian history is very long and complicated, often also extremely bloody and tragic. Check out the Polish films "With Fire and Sword" and "Wołyń" (NOT the export version "Hatred", it was made misleading and incomprehensible while trying to be shortened and simplified for an American audience, also it's censored) if you want.
The German Serbs are also known as Sorbs (and as Serbo-Łużyczanie in Poland). Even Berlin itself used to be Slavic prior to the original Drag nach Osten (the great turn to the east following the successful Germanic conquest of the Roman Empire).
You just have no idea how hard and how long we have lobbied for any American soldiers to come to come here, with little effect. Including when we tried to seize on the missile defense initiative and it didn't really work out.
So you just don't much about the region and the history of it, okay. Actually that's perfectly understandable. The Polish-Ukrainian history is very long and complicated, often also extremely bloody and tragic. Check out the Polish films "With Fire and Sword" and "Wołyń" (NOT the export version "Hatred", it was made misleading and incomprehensible while trying to be shortened and simplified for an American audience, also it's censored) if you want.
The German Serbs are also known as Sorbs (and as Serbo-Łużyczanie in Poland). Even Berlin itself used to be Slavic prior to the original Drag nach Osten (the great turn to the east following the successful Germanic conquest of the Roman Empire).
You just have no idea how hard and how long we have lobbied for any American soldiers to come to come here, with little effect. Including when we tried to seize on the missile defense initiative and it didn't really work out.
So you just don't much about the region and the history of it, okay. Actually that's perfectly understandable. The Polish-Ukrainian history is very long and complicated, often also extremely bloody and tragic. Check out the Polish films "Fire and Sword" and "Wołyń" (NOT the export version "Hatred", it was made misleading and incomprehensible while trying to be shortened and simplified for an American audience, also it's censored) if you want.
The German Serbs are also known as Sorbs (and as Serbo-Łużyczanie in Poland). Even Berlin itself used to be Slavic prior to the original Drag nach Osten (the great turn to the east following the successful Germanic conquest of the Roman Empire).