>
> Against whom fought Ukraine?
>
> Could you explain; why Ukrainian soldiers as peace keepers where
> represented under turned Ukrainian flag and under Polish governing?
> And why particularly in Iraq Ukrainian soldiers where segregated
> from British forces with American forces?
>
> May it be that the answer in what
> Mr. "golovnokomanduyuchyy" of Ukrainian Army told
> to British Ambassador in 1992
>
> --Michaelo (Quas.co.ua)

> Quas.co.ua wrote:
>

>>
>> Against whom fought Ukraine?
>>
>> Could you explain; why Ukrainian soldiers as peace keepers where
>> represented under turned Ukrainian flag and under Polish governing?
>> And why particularly in Iraq Ukrainian soldiers where segregated
>> from British forces with American forces?
>>
>> May it be that the answer in what
>> Mr. "golovnokomanduyuchyy" of Ukrainian Army told
>> to British Ambassador in 1992
>>
>> --Michaelo (Quas.co.ua)

>
>
> Ukes were treated as side kicks of Poles because that is what they were.
> Poland is a major participant in Iraq's debacle and hopes to profit from ...

> By the way spelling "uke" is my invention before used "yuk".

>
> "Quas.co.ua" supermail.com.ua> wrote in message
> news:el4hac$3tn$1@behemoth.volia.net...
>

>> By the way spelling "uke" is my invention before used "yuk".

>
>
> Sorry, "uke" is _not_ your "invention".
> The term "uke" started being popular back in the sixties in the US and
> Canada.

> It was used mostly by young English-speaking people of Ukrainian
> descent, who used it as a tongue-in-cheek description of themselves.
> One of the examples is a popular web site, created by such people:
> http://www.infoukes.com/
>
> BTW: the correct spelling of "whome" is "whom"