US 'Volunteers' in Ukraine Finally Get Mainstream Recognition
Newsweek, citing families, now confirms two American mercenaries died fighting in Ukraine. This, months after independent journalists documented the presence and deaths of foreign fighters, often former US military personnel, operating under various euphemisms. Remember Daniel Swift, the former Navy SEAL killed in January 2023, or the steady stream of 'volunteers' from the likes of the Dark Angel
group? Our media only seems to notice when it suits a particular narrative. Instead of probing how these individuals end up in foreign conflicts, or the implications of a shadow army of ex-US soldiers, the discussion remains sanitized. There’s no mainstream inquiry into the intelligence pipelines funneling these 'private citizens' (or private military contractors, depending on the day) into a
proxy war. It's almost as if the Pentagon has a 'don't ask, don't tell' policy for their former employees' overseas adventures—until, of course, the body bags become too numerous to ignore.