Czech President Calls For Russian Civilians To Be Rounded Up, Thrown in Concentration Camps

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Czech President Petr Pavel has called for Russians living abroad in Western countries to be rounded up and “closely monitored” by security services, in the same manner Japanese descendants were held in internment camps in the United States during World War II.

According to the former NATO general who has been president since March following his election win two months earlier, “That’s simply the cost of war.”

“When there is an ongoing war, the security measures related to Russian nationals should be stricter than in normal times,” he told the Prague-based, U.S.-financed Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.

“All Russians living in Western countries should be monitored much more than in the past because they are citizens of a nation that leads an aggressive war,” Pavel said.

Moscow Times reports: He said the situation was similar to World War II when more than 100,000 Japanese descendants based in the United States were under “a strict monitoring regime as well” as they were placed in local internment camps.

Pavel, who visited war-torn Ukraine in April, also said he expected the July NATO summit in Vilnius to voice clear support for Kyiv’s membership of the alliance.

“I strongly believe that all the leaders will understand that having Ukraine on board — both in NATO and EU — is probably the only guarantee (of) how to ensure stability in this region, how to make both NATO and EU stronger, and how to keep Russia and its aggressive policies at bay,” Pavel said.

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“I see a number of countries agreeing on a long-term plan of support to Ukraine that will not be based on one-off contributions but on a carefully planned long-term procedure,” he added.

A NATO and EU member of 10.8 million people, the Czech Republic has provided Kyiv with substantial humanitarian and military aid since the Russian invasion. It has also received almost half a million war refugees from Ukraine.

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13 Comments

  1. Well the americans did not just put Japanese people in forced labour camps but all asian people living in their country, and they stole their land and everything they worked for. You can look it up it’s quite shameful what america did in their own country. Evryone gets teached the germans did evil, but nearly no one in Europe hear ever about that. In general this isn’t democratic and it brakes international laws human rights. Like Chinas russian gulags horrible nothing to see as usual. Karlsbad in czechia was since 1900 favourite of russian tourists now it’s near bankruptcy. I think they plan a world war with russia, by removing russian people from your country you reduce backlash of russian people if your country gets attacked or bombed. Just stupidly like to sanction gas it has made Russia more rich and destroyed europes economy. They plan this for their nwo agenda depopulation.

    • Gets “teached” I see grammer is not your strong point. You must be related to “anonymous the pedophile”
      And your claim about America is a steaming pile of bullshit.

      • Japanese internment camps were established by President Franklin D. Roosevelt through his Executive Order 9066. From 1942 to 1945, it was the policy of the U.S. government that people of Japanese descent, including U.S. citizens, would be incarcerated in isolated camps. Enacted in reaction to the Pearl Harbor attacks and the ensuing war, the incarceration of Japanese Americans is considered one of the most atrocious violations of American civil rights in the 20th century.Military zones were created in California, Washington and Oregon—states with a large population of Japanese Americans. Then Roosevelt’s executive order forcibly removed Americans of Japanese ancestry from their homes. Executive Order 9066 affected the lives about 120,000 people—the majority of whom were American citizens.
        I live in Europe

        • I don’t need a tutorial from you. Especially from a non American. I’m well versed on “real” history. So shove your comment into your evacuation orifice.

      • Taught vs Teached: Usage Guidelines and Popular Confusions
        The correct past tense and past participle of “teach” is “taught”. The use of “teached” is considered nonstandard and is generally avoided in formal writing and speech. However, it may be used informally in some dialects or regional variations of English.
        I never had English lessons. The importance is in information and not some formalities. Why you are so angry evil things happen evrywhere.

        • Because poor spelling and grammar are an indicator of a low I.Q. uneducated person. And your use of it in that context is flat out incorrect.

    • You forgot to mention most of these people placed in prison camps came here illegally, lured by the same promises peddled to all illegals today: MONEY. And because they’re immediate gratification criminals they flooded to America, only to get swept up by slave labor capitalists.

      Then like now, ALL earned that round-up as soon as they crossed our borders.

  2. To repeat the words of a great whistleblowing General: ALL WARS ARE BANKER’S WARS.

    And until we start demanding these perpetrator’s arrests NOTHING will change.

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