Igor Abramov

[Igor Abramov @FGSGAI]

@PlutoniqM18413 @TheRadicalSlav Poland was just as imperial as Russia, imposing its culture and religion, especially during the 1500s–1700s. So the leaders will be neither Poles, nor Russians, nor Serbs—in every case you had your own form of chauvinism, however mild.

[Igor Abramov @FGSGAI]

@PlutoniqM18413 @TheRadicalSlav And Poland too.

[Igor Abramov @FGSGAI]

@cryseagull @namebleach @sullakosmo Russians are mainly Northern Pontid with Baltid influence. Round-headed individuals are more common in northern Russia, not everywhere—more precisely, among northern Russians. They also differ genetically.

[Igor Abramov @FGSGAI]

@sullakosmo 4. Russians have four common phenotypes, with the last of them being the most frequent, but with Baltic admixture. Round-headed individuals are more common in northern Russia, while in the other western parts they are more individual.

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@sojkapitan @SlavicNetworks If they are Khazars, then why are Warsaw Poles by G25 closest to these Khazars? And besides Poles, western Russians, Belarusians, and others are also close to them.

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@robota12507931 @SlavicNetworks > France…

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@grok @foreverbtc2025 @SlavicNetworks Separately, I'll add that the PCA diagram displays distances based on the G25 coordinates of different populations.

[Igor Abramov @FGSGAI]

@enestatsalvatge @foreverbtc2025 @SlavicNetworks @Grok Explain to him what the PCA I shared above is and what it shows.

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@narkus72 @SuperSrb3 @SlavicNetworks There’s some truth to that, but it doesn’t mean they become different because of it.

[Igor Abramov @FGSGAI]

@Uy40022817 @Ghost145681 @SlavicNetworks He previously said I was from Azerbaijan, and before that, from Germany, because I always use a proxy when accessing this platform so nobody can figure out where I’m actually from. People here pay way too much attention to your location tag, which I don’t like.

[Igor Abramov @FGSGAI]

@Uy40022817 @Ghost145681 @SlavicNetworks . I use a proxy so you can’t know where I registered from, so keep trying to cope.

[Igor Abramov @FGSGAI]

@Uy40022817 @SlavicNetworks The only countries that could still maintain a high standard of living outside the EU are Germany and the UK, thanks to their industrial base and other economic advantages. Poland has very little to rely on in comparison, not to mention its neighbours.

[Igor Abramov @FGSGAI]

@Uy40022817 @SlavicNetworks Without the EU, your GDP would be 35% lower. What subsidies would you get then? The EU has already heavily subsidized you. You wouldn’t be able to maintain your current standard of living on your own.🤣

[Igor Abramov @FGSGAI]

@Ghost145681 @SlavicNetworks Considering what the Serbs did during the Yugoslav Wars, you would’ve been better off not adding anything here.

[Igor Abramov @FGSGAI]

@NoFaceName92738 @SlavicNetworks A Slavic empire where countries were conquered by military force and Polish culture and religion were imposed, in some ways similar to what Russia did 😆. Well, you don’t quite fit here. In this Slavic union, the leader wouldn’t be Russian, Polish, or Serbian anyway.

[Igor Abramov @FGSGAI]

@Petrovi47183767 @SlavicNetworks Typical Ukrainian rhetoric about Russians not being Slavic, which started spreading in 2015 (I witnessed it myself). Yet genetically, apart from Northern Russians, Russians are more Slavic than any South Slavic population.

[Igor Abramov @FGSGAI]

@Ghost145681 @SlavicNetworks My alias isn't real, and I haven't said anything about myself here anyway

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@extenebrislux33 @SlavicNetworks Ukraine is central ? LMAO

[Igor Abramov @FGSGAI]

@Patrze_se @SlavicNetworks I'm writing correctly. It's about the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and Russia, a similar translation. Don't say there were no ambitions there, even though I'm not writing about the USSR and Piłsudski separately.

[Igor Abramov @FGSGAI]

@SlavicNetworks Pan-Slavism is possible in the long-term perspective, but the leader definitely won't be a Pole, a Russian, or a Serb for obvious reasons.

[Igor Abramov @FGSGAI]

@SlavicNetworks If you count Slavs as a linguistic group, then yes, but genetically Slavs aren't all similar.