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Javdet, Watch the interview again carefully, and don't just listen with half an ear. There's not only the terrible word "weapons," but also detailed arguments and clarifications.

I'm telling you, he expresses himself beautifully.

Some idiot or provocateur will start shooting at the police, and there's no guarantee that a response won't be triggered.

And instead of clicking on the keyboard, come to Kyiv.

The authorities have declared war on the people.

If the authorities were to actually declare war on the people, it would end in a couple of days: a state of emergency would be declared throughout the country, and regular army troops would be deployed, as the authorities always do when something threatens their interests. The fact that this hasn't happened yet is also a very good question. Maybe they're afraid of American games of democracy?:rolleyes:

This was already discussed at the previous gathering.

Really? I didn't hear any calls to create a parliamentary republic at the last Maidan.

And Ikhtiandr: Arestovich is a clown-theorist; he came up with the Ocean system, which is fundamentally unviable, and reality will shatter all his theoretical constructs. I listened to 2 of his interviews, and the only sensible thing I heard was that different regions of Ukraine have different characteristics. But that's something everyone already knows. And everything else in his reasoning is just psychobabble.

let's go finish our 8th game:rolleyes:

It's clear that defending the fascists of Yanukovich's regime can only be done by either its constituent parts (and there are many of them – all the judges, prosecutors, police, tax officials, customs officers, firefighters, etc., and all their families, as they are participants in the corruption pyramid and each has their own share) and slaves (I wrote about them above). There is also a part that are purely ideological opponents who are against Europe and for Russia (they don't hear or see anything else).

If the authorities were to actually declare war on the people, that war would end in a couple of days: a state of emergency would be declared throughout the country, and regular army troops would be deployed.