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This points and strongly to war in the near future. It won't end well for Poland or its allies; that's guaranteed.

But especially for European civilians, this also says that you need to be prepared for trouble and build your own personal resilience as best you can.

Even by building up a stock of food and thinking about keeping warm when the grid goes down.

[Archived](https://archive.ph/xNqnu) > This points and strongly to war in the near future. It won't end well for Poland or its allies; that's guaranteed. > But especially for European civilians, this also says that you need to be prepared for trouble and build your own personal resilience as best you can. > Even by building up a stock of food and thinking about keeping warm when the grid goes down.

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As a citizen of the United States I was disturbed by the time pressure. Then I looked up that Poland is only 400 miles wide. That's about as wide as two of our states. The men who are called up will certainly have time to drive to a base

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Poland is historically excellent cavalry terrain, which means excellent tank country.

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'Which also means excellent rpg/ tow country'