This video has been removed from all the platforms, YouTube, Vimeo and it was hard to find it even on Bitchute. I like ostracised content like this, and I really don’t get why it is banned from everywhere…
Update: Bitchute, the platform on which the documentary has been hosted on is down today 3 November 2020. I will keep this post online and will try to find other sources for this documentary.
Update2: Butchute seems back up…
Ivan Kochergin, 1953, an illustration for the book Fairytales of the Nations of USSR; from here.
Fast food nationalism…
To protest the incumbent president, some random maiden in Ukraine lifted her skirt and displayed genital area painted green, probably as a pun on the president’s surename…
I think she is attracted to men, who can play the piano with their dick…
The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky asked the people several questions over the course of recent local elecrions…
One of these questions was if they would support legal marijuana for medical purposes, for instance to ease pain. 70% of voters had a positive opinion.
See also here (in Russian)
Contemporary Czech art is a parody and a tragedy in one…
The same people, who removed the statue of the Soviet commander, Ivan Konev built a statue of Marie Therese, an eighteenth century Habsburg empress that is known for abolishing serfdom. The Prague elite always had a strange fondness for monarchy and feudalism. Several political projects that arose from Prague had members of noble families as figureheads. It is, I guess, a romantic escape into simpler times before modernity for them.
However, aesthetically, the Commies that raised the statue of Ivan Konev had more sense for realism, and whatever the contemporary shit is…
THE EMPRESS SWALLOWED MORE THAN $100,000 OF THE MUNICIPAL BUDGET
Somebody is playing a cruel joke on the people of Prague, bombing the city with shitty art. Remember the monument to Vlasovite soldiers in Řeporyje Prague. The bloody fuck?
This used to be the best Ukraine blog you have ever read…
But not anymore, I realised that my most read posts do not involve Ukraine at all. The most read posts involve the Czech Republic and Facebook censorship. And therefore, I realised that I should dedicate my posts to curious information about a variety of things. Sometimes, the simplest post, involving a headline and a photo can go madly viral.
And another point I contemplated was how much personally do I want to spend on a post. And here is what I came up with, one minute! I have long limited my word count to somewhere around 300 words. And this is the format my blog shall from now take. Short, glossy, interesting and hard hitting information I find on the internet, with links, charts, photos, memes. Related to my home region of Eastern Europe but not necessarily. Comments can be made in the comments section…
