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What dictator? Putin? Well, half the population actually supports him, or at least half of those who came to the elections.

Of course, Alexey, you wouldn't remember, you weren't even born yet, but 99.9% of the population voted for the communists in the USSR. And for the bloodthirsty tyrant Stalin too.

Of course, Alexey, you wouldn't remember; you weren't even born yet, but 99.9% of the population voted for the communists in the USSR. They also voted for the bloodthirsty tyrant Stalin.

And since Chemist, Javdet, and Captain (judging by my interactions with them) live in Ukraine, they are closer to the government.

P.S. It's not nice to write in other languages on a Russian website (Heroesworld.ru), including Ukrainian, even though it's partially understandable in Russian, and I really enjoy listening to the Ukrainian band "Tin' Sontsya."

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My grandmother (my mother's mother) cried when Stalin died. It was in 1953.

My grandmother was also sad when the mustachioed Ogre died. Have you heard about the cult of personality?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZsVP2WoE9E

My grandmother was crying at home. It's a shame, but after the death of Yanukovych or Putin, few people will care. So, they rule even worse than Stalin!

My grandmother (my mother's mother) cried when Stalin died. It was in 1953. Do you think that only Russians were crying? She was Ukrainian by nationality.

Briefly about Maidan. I watched opposition footage on YouTube. And I started watching television, when on the Odnoklassniki website, one of my friends clicked "like" on a video where a police officer was burning alive. Russian television shows how police officers are burning, but it doesn't show the police's response. Opposition media cut this out and show how Berkut then beats the protesters. Nevertheless, both sides show the opposition with European Union flags. Thanks to the fact that there are enthusiasts in Ukraine, I talked to them. The general meaning: most of them (not all) say that the government and the police are criminal and need to be overthrown (no one answered who to replace them with). By the way, our media says that all the people against Berkut on Maidan are fascists :). I'm glad that there is the internet now, and we can talk. And since Chemist, Javdet, and Captain (I judge by communicating with him), living in Ukraine, are closer to the government, it means that the Ukrainian government is not very bad.

P.S. Dark30, thank you for the clip "Let's say NO to war! NO WAR!". It's very touching!!! I also remember Vysotsky's song: "And before the war, this slope, a German guy took with him, he fell down, but was saved, and now, perhaps, he is preparing his machine gun for battle."

P.S.S. It's not nice to write in other languages on a Russian website (Heroesworld.ru), including in Ukrainian, although it is half understandable in Russian, and I really like listening to the Ukrainian band "Tin' Sontsya".

Verkhovna Rada deputy from the ruling Party of Regions, Oleg Tsarev, found parallels between the plot of the new film "Viy 3D" and the anti-government protests in Ukraine...
According to him, other viewers also noticed the similarity of the plot with the latest events in the country: "When Father Paisiy gathered the people and began to urge them not to obey Pan Sotnik, someone in the hall loudly said: it's all like in Kyiv at Maidan!", said the representative of the ruling party.
"The 'revolutionary' plot of the film, in the deputy's view, looks like this: 'Using Western technology... Father Paisiy, relying on radical elements – pseudo-Cossacks Dorosh and Overko, paid a thousand hryvnias, with the aim of gaining complete power over people, staged a color revolution against Pan Sotnik... Stones, sticks, and cold weapons were also actively used.'"
Tsarev also discovered "sacred sacrifices" in the film (this wording is sometimes used when describing the technologies of "color revolutions"): Khoma Brut and the Cossack Dorosh...
"The authorities, that is, Pan Sotnik, are actively demonized," the deputy continues his analysis. "His daughter, Panocka, is called a witch. But with the help of God and the real Cossack Yavtukh, the coup was suppressed. The coup plotters were punished. The main character in the end... chooses the direction of Moscow" (the original spelling is preserved – ed. Lenta.Ru). The representative of the ruling party expresses hope that in life everything will turn out the same as in the fairy tale...

Commenting on what is happening, Deputy Tsarev stated that the attempts to stage a "revolution" in Ukraine are driven by the interests of local oligarchs. He also claimed that American political strategists were involved in these events. Tsarev compiled a list of people to whom he proposed to ban entry to Ukraine. Later it became known that some of the individuals included in the list were actually subject to such a ban.

Gentlemen theorists, video to the studio or at least detailed actions, but for now it's all ifs and buts... No, let's skip M200, let it be any DR template — just how? :confused:

3 stacks for Shakti — 160 Troglodytes somewhere + a hero from prison. There you have 200 Troglodytes.