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The main law of morality is simple: treat others the way you want to be treated.

The main law of morality is simple: treat others the way you want to be treated.

I treat others better, because we humanely help even those who have not been very grateful to us. We understand - the system requires being a cog and pretend that everything is normal.

That makes it even more meaningful that most of the guys and girls are infinitely grateful for the help, and whenever we ask them, for example, to help young snipers with something, they always respond positively.

The Circle of Love allows us to survive and achieve results. Can people in the bureaucratic system understand this? Rather not, in their own soullessness, the systems remind me of the russian mafia state, which dehumanized its subjects and turned them into barbarians capable only of destroying everything and everyone.

And we treat existential wounds inflicted not only by the barbarity of the aggressor, but also by the soullessness of our internal systems. And often our help turns out to be that Samaritan's oil that heals, when the needs have been ignored by both the "sacred" authorities and the "diaconate" of the ammunition depot.




It is only painful when we have helped specific professionals with millions worth of support, and suddenly all those who previously walked past say to them:
“Why didn't you ask us? We could have gotten it for you — you shouldn’t have taken it from Chornomorets.”
"Alright then — so provide this and this now",- professionals answer.

Two weeks pass, and I get a phone call:
“Well… actually I’ll have to ask you again, because once again nobody has provided anything.”

This is how we live like the same Samaritan from the Scriptures, helping everyone - both those who simply thank you; those who are truly close to you; and those who yesterday were ready to forget that they knew you, because the authorities looked askance at the anti-system volunteers.

In general, the conditions of Victory are not only consolidation and comprehensive assistance to the Defense Forces, but also - a legal state that protects the dignity of every Ukrainian, debureaucratization of the army and the rear, the return of an atmosphere of fraternal support to every team at the front and in the rear!
The first steps in this direction are being taken, we hope that all this will not stagnate, but will develop and give us the opportunity to win!!!!

We act, because we are only a sail. But the gracious wind in that sail is all from God and all from you!!!
Thank you to everyone who supports our patched-up sail...

We hug everyone, we love everyone, we thank everyone - both for the help and for the Love that this help embodies!!!
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