Janos:
Carryfast:
Janos:
Nobody buys the Sun in Liverpool.
You’ve obviously found some common ground on the issue of trying to push the EU and NATO into Russia’s backyard. 
thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/su … raine.html
Carryfast, I don’t think you would have to look too hard amongst the flip flops to find somebody whose brother or daughter in Poland or Hungary was shot by the Russians as they fought against them, fully expecting intervention by the West. We let them down then, we should not let history repeat itself.
To be fair there certainly would have been plenty of Hungarians,Finns and Estonians amongst others shot by the Russians while fighting against them with their German Allies in WW2.
As for the post war stitch up suggest you read up on this small matter.IE slavic loyalties always change with the wind depending on the highest bidder.Just as in the case of WW1. 
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foibe_killings
Here’s a clue ‘we’ didn’t ‘let them down’ it was just a case of old historic scores being settled and we had to cut them all loose or Russia takes the lot in the form of a guaranteed lose WW3 Scenario.Bearing in mind that I know of at least one case of a Brit squaddie who survived WW2 from North Africa to VE day in Northern Italy who was then blown up by an anti tank mine planted by the Yugoslavs in the post war fighting between the Italians and the Russian backed Yugoslav forces for Istria.
Followed by a policy of mutually assured destruction when we’d built up our nuclear stocks enough to ‘arguably’ be able to saturate Russia enough to make that threat a viable one,assuming Russia decided to go for us.
Trust me what we’re seeing now is a NATO propaganda campaign.Being used to justify a US defence policy of ‘containment’,which puts western Europe at more risk of an un winnable conventional war with Russia,to reduce its domestic liabilities regarding that previous Cold War MAD strategy,which was proven to work.
bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-22962873
Hence the current idea of trying to push the EU and NATO into Russia’s backyard.Which effectively carries exactly the same risk as the West attempting to tear up the Yalta and Potsdam agreements and face down Russia would have done.
While if we really didn’t want to ‘let anyone down’ then we obviously would have supported Germany in 1914 instead of Russia.Bearing in mind that Poland fought on both sides at the same time in that little argument. 
The scary thing being how many of the sheep are buying that propaganda campaign as opposed to listening and voting for UKIP in that regard.