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Lider1

12 years ago

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I shed a tear at the headline. Oh, these Russian news outlets. "saved" ))). in the name of Putin and Putin and the Holy Spirit. Amen!
Has the Savior already received the pipeline? (I'm not aware). and has the fleet been assigned for life? In short - we are saved.

Piterius

12 years ago

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Well-thought-out strategic moves by Putin to ease tensions regarding the gas issue, which has been bothering us for many years, of course, Yulia Tymoshenko is to blame; she went ahead and bought gas at an inflated price, and Gazprom pretended to be clueless and didn't notice. And then there's the official loan to strengthen the current government; the people will pay it back anyway. It's unbelievable that anyone would think that the EU might finance Yanukovych now.
In any case, I think it's too late for any solutions, and it's also unpleasant that this is presented as saving Ukraine. One should save oneself first, because if the opposition succeeds, the same thing will happen in Russia, only not in the form of realizing a unified nation, but rather, oh dear.

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favio

12 years ago

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Unfortunately, such a scenario would not work in Russia.
But I would like to put pressure on the authorities.

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Lim4

12 years ago

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Lider1

I shed a tear reading the headline. Oh, these Russian News. "saved" ))). in the name of Putin and Putin and the Holy Spirit. Amen!

Yes, this savior is getting really tiresome. First, he brainwashed his citizens through the media, and then he "saved" them for some reason. Moreover, he didn't hesitate to collude with the bandit Yanukovych, while supposedly considering the opinions and interests of Ukrainians.

Lider1

Has the savior already been given the pipeline? (I'm not sure). And has the fleet been permanently assigned? In general, we are saved.

Everything is so classified that these pledged state assets are not even known to the deputies yet. They also talk about extending the lease for the military fleet in Sevastopol by 25 years, bringing in all sorts of missiles and weapons there, as Putin is allegedly concerned about the actions in Turkey. Also, Ukraine will have to buy twice as much gas and promise not to develop technologies for extracting its own shale gas. Saved is an understatement. Goodbye, sovereignty, hello portraits of Putin :smile06: Welcome to Ukraine:smile28:

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I won't be surprised if Yanukovych recently gave away arable land in China for planting, solely for his own pocket.

Added 32 minutes ago
I usually don't like these, but here's a relevant joke)

A bandit breaks into an apartment. There are two people, a married couple.
He forces the man to lie on the floor and begins to rape the woman.
The woman, coming to her senses, shouts:
— Honey, don't give in to provocations! Only peaceful protest.
The man couldn't stand it, gets up and starts shouting:
— Bandits out! Bandits out! Bandits out!
The bandit finishes everything, gathers the valuables and money, prepares to leave and says:
— I respect your protest, I will consider your demands.
And amid shouts of shame, he left the apartment.

Wicc

12 years ago

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Shale gas is an even bigger scam than EU membership. Google the topic, and you'll find a lot of interesting information about this fraud.

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Lim4

12 years ago

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Wicc

Shale gas is an even bigger scam than EU membership. Google the topic, and you'll learn a lot of interesting things about this fraud.

I'm just saying – I saved the day:smile52:.
Do some research yourself).

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Wicc

12 years ago

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Lim4

I'm just saying - it's a lifesaver:smile52:.
Just Google it yourself.

It's not that complicated, here are links from the first page of the search:

An article in a sharply critical tone:
http://www.orator.ru/stories_slancewyi_gaz.html

An article in an enthusiastic tone:
http://topwar.ru/23672-perspektivy-slancevogo-gaza-mify-i-realnost.html

An article in a neutral tone:
http://ftinvest.ru/news/2013/8/15/id=1162

Someone is clearly lying... and common sense suggests that it's the author of the second article...

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KobRa_RR

12 years ago

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Lim4

Yes, this savior is getting really tiresome. First, he brainwashed his citizens through the media, and then he "saved" them for some reason. Moreover, he didn't hesitate to collude with the bandit Yanukovych, disregarding the opinions and interests of the Ukrainian people.

In matters of foreign policy, Putin has much more support within the country, in my opinion, than in domestic issues.

Lim4

They also say that the lease for the naval base in Sevastopol has been extended by 25 years...

Let them extend it for 1000 years. America has bases all over the world, builds air defense systems, and none of the vassal states are complaining.

Lim4

Saved is not the word. Goodbye, sovereignty, hello portraits of Putin :smile06: Welcome to Ukraine:smile28:

Just say it outright, we want portraits of McCain :D

Lim4

[/U]I wouldn't be surprised if Yanukovych recently gave China some fertile land for cultivation, just to line his own pockets.

Or to scrape together enough money for salaries and pensions for civil servants and pensioners. Or will the Maidan feed them?) The West hasn't given Ukraine a single penny, and if they really cared about the people, as they claim, they would have stepped aside and not been dragging their feet and making demands!!

Ihtiandr

12 years ago

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This is simply amazing; I envy those who are currently at Maidan. Glory to Ukraine!

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kcfgogbfalgfl

12 years ago

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Ihtiandr

This is simply amazing; I envy those who are currently at Maidan. Glory to Ukraine!

Thank God that He didn't place me in this city and didn't condemn me to watching a crowd of retards.

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KobRa_RR

12 years ago

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Ihtiandr

This is just amazing, I envy those who are at Maidan right now. Glory to Ukraine!

Did you really like the fireworks? Or do you actually want to stand there?) Then we need to announce a gathering.

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Lim4

12 years ago

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KobRa_RR

When it comes to foreign policy, Putin has more support within the country than he does on domestic issues, in my opinion.

Yeah, most people are just sitting around, there's no small or medium-sized business, they tolerate the arbitrariness of officials, but they're happy that the country has bombs and missiles)))

KobRa_RR

Well, just say that we want portraits of McCain :D

Don't be jealous) We want sovereignty. Is that clear? The same goes for Sevastopol.

KobRa_RR

Or so that there's enough money to pay salaries and pensions to government employees and pensioners.

Another savior!)) :smile48: First, he squandered the treasury and ruined the economy, and then he went to "scrape together" money, mortgaging public property.

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Wicc

12 years ago

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Lim4

Yeah, most people are living in poverty, there's no small or medium-sized business, they endure the tyranny of officials, but they're happy that the country has bombs and missiles)))

//scratched the callus rubbed by bast shoes//
Did they tell you that on Maidan too? :)

Don't be jealous) We want sovereignty. Is that clear? The same applies to Sevastopol.

Ukraine currently has practically the maximum possible level of sovereignty. To have even more, it needs bombs and missiles. Otherwise, sovereignty will only decrease, regardless of the direction of the tilt - to the west or to the east.

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Lim4

12 years ago

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KobRa_RR

The West hasn't given Ukraine a single penny, and if they really cared about the people, as they claim, they would have stepped aside and let things happen, instead of just making empty gestures!

They did the right thing by not giving any money without first getting commitments from our side. Give our people money, and it will be embezzled immediately. Putin, our savior, doesn't care whether the money is embezzled or not; he has his own interests.

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Lider1

12 years ago

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Wicc

Shale gas is an even bigger scam than EU membership. Google the topic, you'll find a lot of interesting information about this fraud.

In the Kharkiv region, there is one district (I won't name it specifically) where 10 different companies extract gas from about 200 wells. Guess whether they are private or state-owned? :D :D Not a single penny of taxes from this extraction goes into the district budget. Now it's clear why it's "not profitable" to extract their own gas and why there's always a shortage? ))
Obviously, this isn't the case for everyone, but for those who understand, don't bother, the most important thing is friendship with Russia))).

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