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I assumed that'd be the answer, yes. Well, not the part about the fonts.

I find it sad though. I'm actually looking forward the day when "Made in Russia" is a sign of quality. Not just within Russia, but outside of it too. Because that'd signal that a tectonic paradigm shift has happened within Russia, and the world in general has likely become a better place because of it.

ᴛʜᴇ ᴅᴇᴀᴛʜ ᴏꜰ ᴍʟᴇᴋᴜ 2y ago

i am not sure where you are from or what you have seen but bulgaria is one of the best countries in the EU yet they don't grant it full membership, and russia is one of the most important economic powerhouses of the EU and right now they are idiotically shunning them over the fact that THE FACT THAT the ukrainian government was protecting and letting a bunch of fucking nazis run around killing over 14000 russians

i say this as an australian who has migrated to europe and spent a lot of time in bulgaria

whatever the western media is telling you is bullshit, they were killing russians in ukraine way back in 2014 and not long after i made friends with a russian/ukrainian who was in netherlands trying to get asylum from russia but probably he should have been also begging for asylum from ukraine as he was from both, and last i heard he was in ukraine so i hope he is ok (he is a smart guy and a tank so i bet he is ok)

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Иван 2y ago

Russians are definitely not saints, but overall yes, the CIA did a "good" job in Ukraine

Janis 2y ago

Do you understand Russian?

I do. Meaning, I'm able to gather information from a wide variety of sources. Western, Ukrainian, Belarusian, Russian opposition, Russian propagandists in English, Russian propagandists in Russian, as well as Russian ideologues, and just normal netizens.

Let's put it like this. Your view is at best incomplete.

ᴛʜᴇ ᴅᴇᴀᴛʜ ᴏꜰ ᴍʟᴇᴋᴜ 2y ago

i am as it is already aware that the russian/ukrainian friend i had in amsterdam was seeking asylum from russia because of being beaten by police most likely because he was part ukrainian, and he obviously didn't want to go to ukraine for reasons as well!

i didn't really grasp the importance of what was going on but i remember the news was all about ukraine in 2014 on the tv in the bulgarian prison i was in that led to the ukrainian nazis getting into power and this led to ongoing violence against ethnic russians in the east of the country until 2021 when finally all those people had had enough and petitioned to have russia intervene

as i see it, it's russian nazis vs ukrainian nazis and ordinary people in between and some 400,000 young men have died over this so far from both sides, thanks to the help of americans giving barely enough weapons to ukrainian shock troops to go out and get minced by a clearly superior military force

and all of this ties to corruption in the US federal government connected with the socialist Democrat party and their godfathers, people like Biden and the rest of them... Warren, Pelosi, Feinstein, etc

and not to forget that the russians have a big stake in all of this because ukraine and crimea are major parts of their trade infrastructure for their energy and mineral exports via the black sea

what bothers me is the nazis and the corruption, the rest of it is justifiable, and without that corruption there probably wouldn't have been such a death toll

i am fascinated by slavic and russian cultures and the west asia region in general but i think it's probably better to stay away from that part of the world these days, i left Varna shortly after the war broke out, kinda bothered me seeing all the refugees there, ukrainians, russians, indian and pakistani exchange students, digital nomads flooding in to get residence permits in bulgaria

it's all very ugly and unnecessary and would not happen if we had better leaders, the leaders we have nowadays are all the most dispicable people you could find in the population, on both sides for the most part, left and right, russia, europe, usa, china, all of them, fuckin poison