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I still prefer the approach where you think first and then act, rather than the other way around. In games like Heroes or chess, acting impulsively without thinking usually leads to defeat. It's strange that they tolerated a president they themselves elected for so long (why did they do that?), and now they suddenly decided to rebel, even though the elections are coming up soon. It's clear that someone benefits from this, and it's certainly not someone who believes in a miracle. I wouldn't want to be a sheep led by someone else. What bothers me most is the irresponsibility of everyone – the people, the authorities, those who were in Maidan Square in 2004, and those who are there now. Who was held accountable for the five years of Yushchenko's rule, which even the "orange" supporters recognized as the worst years in the country's history? The answer is: no one. No matter what happens or how it all ends, no one will be held accountable for anything. They'll say later that they wanted the best, but it turned out as always. This is what really bothers me, especially the activists who shout, "Come on, do something now, why are you just sitting there?" I'll share a few articles; those who aren't interested can just skip them without making stupid comments. http://sevastopol.su/news.php?id=57512 http://sevastopol.su/world.php?id=57397 http://sevastopol.su/world.php?id=57389