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The Point by Point Benefits of the EU

So I found this infographic which suggests that being a member of a club which costs €300,-  in exchange for phoney benefits is a good thing…

You know what, I know better what to do with €300,-…

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Lets deconstruct these seven points:

#1 The EU usurps the peace that ensued in Europe after the most destructive conflict in human history as one of her achievements. The problem, however, is that the EU has bloody borders. Look at Yugoslavia and Ukraine for examples.

#2 The EU is economic prosperity for some but not for all. Greece and Italy don’t feel very good in the Eurozone, countries of Eastern Europe do not converge economically with countries of Western Europe etc.

#3 As if countries need the EU to have human rights?

#4 Freedom from border controls applies only to the Schengen zone countries of continental Europe. I am not so much bothered by controls on the borders. It is something individual countries should decide between themselves and borders are in fact a necessary thing in the age of the migrant crisis.

#5 This only applies if you live in the Eurozone, and holiday in the Eurozone. I wonder if this is the best they could find about the Euro? How about telling the people that the Euro will cause the prices to rise, and the switch from domestic currencies will take away from people’s savings? I heard that once the shift to Euro was announced, the Slovak Koruna dropped in value, and people got less money after the conversion.

#6 Sure, we need Brussels to take care of us. We are an underdeveloped country, with no military and professionals.

#7  How is the free movement of labour a good thing? It only cheapens the workforce in some countries and creates staff shortages in the rest.

Fuck the EU this May…

Ukrnazis Oppose a Film

The Ukrainian embassy literally wants American cinemas to ban a film about Soviet soldiers using a tank to escape German captivity…

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Jeez I really wonder what is it about this film? Under normal circumstances I would not pay any attention to Russian Great Patriotic War films, there are way too many in my opinion. But now I can’t help myself, I must see this film now. Matter of fact, I would have never heard of this film if it wasn’t for the Ukrainian embassy campaign.

The initiative however did not come from the Ukrainian embassy but a Belorussian immigrant, who has made a habit of opposing Russian cultural products:

Smelansky, a software engineer who emigrated from Belarus in 1999 and is an opponent of Putin’s government, fired off an e-mail to the owner of the cinema.

“As a longtime Boston resident and neighbor of your cinema,” Smelansky wrote in the e-mail shared with RFE/RL, “I would love the chance to dissuade you from allowing the screening of this film — or at least to convince you to have an open public discussion of this film’s propagandistic purpose, not only to preserve the reputation of your theater but also the reputation of Boston as a cultural hub.”

What appears to irk the opponents of the film is simply the fact that it shows people fighting Nazis.

Jakub Janda has a Chinese Characters Tattoo

The other day, a troll posted a photo of Jakub Janda, the chief of the European Values think tank, from the latter’s porn video…

I realised he has a Chinese Character tattoo on his chest like a tramp he is. Let me ask my Chinese friends what it means, I’ll be right back.

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Update: Translation has arrived: “individuality” or “character” or “personality”

What a character this Janda is…

The Pogrom of Korsun

One event of February that deserves to be remembered is the “Pogrom of Korsun”. On the night of 20-21 February, buses carrying anti-Maidan protesters from Kiev to Crimea have been stopped by members of the Right Sector at Korsun’-Shevchenkivs’kyi, South of Kiev, and the anti-Maidan protesters have been viciously beaten for taking part in the protest in Kiev…

Ukrainian propaganda tends to completely deny the existence of an internal conflict within Ukraine, and blames separatism squarely on Russia. How then do Ukrainian supporters of the Euromaidan explain what happened? They explain the beatings of people by neonazis by saying that the Right Sector goons disarmed Berkut (riot police) and titushki (hired thugs).

There is a pervasive culture of denial, excuse and trivialisation in Ukraine of the atrocities committed by the supporters of the Euromaidan against their opponents, and pervasive shifting of blame onto Russia for the conflict they themselves helped create.

5 Years Ago the Ukrainian Parliament Abolished the Regional Status of the Russian Language

On 23 February, the Ukrainian Parliament, then occupied by neonazis, voted to deprive the Russian language of regional status. This is the first thing the Maidan monkeys have come up with, and it precipitated all the fateful events we have seen since…

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A law providing a regional status has been canceled in Ukraine: A law “About the State Language Policy” (adopted 2012), which allowed the Russian language and other non-state languages on the territory of the republic to have an official status. Such a decision was taken by the Verkhovna Rada (Ukrainian parliament).

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My Dagger Opens in my Pocket Whenever I hear About “Brotherly Nations”

The above is a Czech expression used whenever you are irritated…

I keep on hearing about Brotherly Nations from an unlikely source. From Ukrainian volunteers fleeing at Ilovaysk, in a video by the activist Rostyslav Shaposhnikov. Or a recent video of Denis Kazanskiy, a pro-Ukrainian activist from Donetsk commenting on Boroday and Surkov at a conference of Russian Donbass volunteers. Boroday warned that a bloody mess might be necessary to deal with the Ukrainian crisis. It was a strong statement but why should we cry about Ukrainian myrmidons, who came to Donbass to punish people for wanting a referendum?

People like Boroday put a wrench in the plans of the Kiev regime to deal with Donetsk the way they dealt with Odessa, Mariupol, Kharkov. But Ukrainians making appeal to “Brotherly Nations” would like to make it seem that Ukrainian Russophobia is something new, it isn’t. I witnessed it heavily before the Maidan, and during the Maidan. The myth about “Brotherly Nations” died with the Soviet Union, the regime that created it, and I have never seen anything more more funny than Ukrainians, who volunteered to punish the Donbass people for being vatniks and sovoks, fleeing for their life screaming about a Soviet myth being dead.

I rest my case.

The Atlantic Council Worries About Emigration from Russia

When they should be more worried about their beloved Ukrainians leaving Ukraine in droves…

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The number 1.6 million may seem staggering but you should take into account that this is barely 1-2% of Russian population leaving in almost 2 decades. For comparison, more than 1.5 million Ukrainians asked for Russian citizenship since 2014. That’s on top of many more, who are forced to seek living outside Ukraine in the West. Screenshot 2019-02-22 at 14.00.33.png

Also questionable is the ethnic make-up of the emigrants…

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I understand that the Atlantic Council wants to present Putin’s Russia as a terrible place that people are fleeing, where in actuality people are fleeing pro-Western Ukraine which has a full support of the United States, and think tanks like the Atlantic Council.

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Five Years of the Collapse of Ukrainian Power in Crimea

Myrotvorets database reminds us:

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On 20 FEBRUARY 2014, THE RUSSIAN AGGRESSOR ATTACKED OUR COUNTRY. The Russian people fully supported the expansionist plans of the Russian Federation. In 2018, having chosen Putin as the president for another term, this nation has shown that they condone bloody plans and actions of its leadership.

They always get so emotional… these photos I have stolen from a certain Ukrainian Twitter account. These hysterical Ukrainians are only making Putin look good in the eyes of Russian patriots by posting stuff like this. I don’t believe he deserves this much credit.

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MINISTRY OF DEFENCE OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION: For the return of Crimea 20.02.14-18.03.14

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