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Oh, the civil war in Ukraine has arrived:D
A tank march of miners towards Kyiv:D
When I was reading this, I initially thought it was about famine in Russia, but it didn't quite fit, and it turns out that's what it is:D
A starving Ukraine?:D
Where do they raise people like you?:D
Come here, and I'll show you a starving Ukraine, you'll be amazed, you miserable zombie. Sound businesses have migrated to Kyiv, Lviv, Odesa, and Dnipro, and they're spending money here. The bars and restaurants are packed with hungry Ukrainians in the evenings, and impoverished Ukrainians are queuing up for cars in car dealerships, construction is booming, real estate prices are rising again, the currency is devaluing by no more than 10% per year, and GDP is growing.
Stop fantasizing. Ukrainians have never starved without external factors. They don't sit on a stump waiting for something big to happen, and they can even afford to donate to the army.
It's the hungry Buryats who are coming here, who have nothing to do in the village except become little green men. They came, and they will keep coming. You've described the famine correctly, but your conclusions are wrong. There are hundreds of photos and videos proving the presence of foreign forces and equipment that doesn't belong to us. Stop sleeping and fantasizing.
A tank march of miners towards Kyiv:D Sorry, but this is no longer just strange; it reeks of schizophrenia. Did you even study military science at university? Do you know what logistical support is? What technical and material support is? What is the organization of interaction between units and subunits?
Added 15 minutes ago
In Ukraine, the majority of those who are starving are pensioners and Soviet-era people who are used to not working hard, relying only on the state, and waiting for manna from heaven. And these are such hardened Soviet-era people, descendants of those brought here a hundred years ago, who will sit around and defend the USSR to the death. The very USSR that they toiled for their whole lives and which cheated them out of their savings and pensions. You can help them as the legal successors of the USSR, or you can take them and stop bothering them.
Among all my Ukrainian acquaintances, no one is starving, and pensioners are helped by their children. They go to Poland because they are paid more there, and here, due to the outflow of personnel, salaries are starting to rise, and there is a huge shortage of qualified personnel. But I notice a phenomenon: the children of Soviet-era people don't want to learn and develop. Even if they have a secondary or higher education, they still end up as loaders, security guards, general laborers, cashiers, etc. They work, eat, watch TV, relieve themselves, and sleep. That's the level! A perfect animal. No initiative and no desire to earn more, because that would require effort. Of course, you can't build anything with people like that.
Added 10 minutes ago
MEO, I've already told you that I don't respond to the conclusions of broken minds. Your collection of letters, not even words, is intended to reinforce the "cotton wool" mentality, but not for me. Don't quote me; I have nothing to say to you. Your language is not accessible to me.
A tank march of miners towards Kyiv:D
When I was reading this, I initially thought it was about famine in Russia, but it didn't quite fit, and it turns out that's what it is:D
A starving Ukraine?:D
Where do they raise people like you?:D
Come here, and I'll show you a starving Ukraine, you'll be amazed, you miserable zombie. Sound businesses have migrated to Kyiv, Lviv, Odesa, and Dnipro, and they're spending money here. The bars and restaurants are packed with hungry Ukrainians in the evenings, and impoverished Ukrainians are queuing up for cars in car dealerships, construction is booming, real estate prices are rising again, the currency is devaluing by no more than 10% per year, and GDP is growing.
Stop fantasizing. Ukrainians have never starved without external factors. They don't sit on a stump waiting for something big to happen, and they can even afford to donate to the army.
It's the hungry Buryats who are coming here, who have nothing to do in the village except become little green men. They came, and they will keep coming. You've described the famine correctly, but your conclusions are wrong. There are hundreds of photos and videos proving the presence of foreign forces and equipment that doesn't belong to us. Stop sleeping and fantasizing.
A tank march of miners towards Kyiv:D Sorry, but this is no longer just strange; it reeks of schizophrenia. Did you even study military science at university? Do you know what logistical support is? What technical and material support is? What is the organization of interaction between units and subunits?
Added 15 minutes ago
In Ukraine, the majority of those who are starving are pensioners and Soviet-era people who are used to not working hard, relying only on the state, and waiting for manna from heaven. And these are such hardened Soviet-era people, descendants of those brought here a hundred years ago, who will sit around and defend the USSR to the death. The very USSR that they toiled for their whole lives and which cheated them out of their savings and pensions. You can help them as the legal successors of the USSR, or you can take them and stop bothering them.
Among all my Ukrainian acquaintances, no one is starving, and pensioners are helped by their children. They go to Poland because they are paid more there, and here, due to the outflow of personnel, salaries are starting to rise, and there is a huge shortage of qualified personnel. But I notice a phenomenon: the children of Soviet-era people don't want to learn and develop. Even if they have a secondary or higher education, they still end up as loaders, security guards, general laborers, cashiers, etc. They work, eat, watch TV, relieve themselves, and sleep. That's the level! A perfect animal. No initiative and no desire to earn more, because that would require effort. Of course, you can't build anything with people like that.
Added 10 minutes ago
MEO, I've already told you that I don't respond to the conclusions of broken minds. Your collection of letters, not even words, is intended to reinforce the "cotton wool" mentality, but not for me. Don't quote me; I have nothing to say to you. Your language is not accessible to me.
Хаос - это порядок, которым сложнее управлять.
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