Kim Madsen

If a decision making vacuum happens, be sure I will be there to fill it out.
I do have an opinion about most things.
I do not tolerate idiots, racism, hate!

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@shopped50 @Gerashchenko_en LOL

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@Reazione_Nova You can almost say what you want in Europe... in contrast to what will send you to the front lines or in jail or at least fined in Russia

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@_InfoGram_ Huh?? What do you mean? He was the most stupid President in American history already in 2016!

He is just continuing towards even more strupid.

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@sergeenko_i LOL... riiight!

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@Reazione_Nova Eh... det har de skam allerede gjort... du er lidt bagud..... sådan ca. 12 år!

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@froget007 @VladMalcev6 @nicksback1953 @rusembassynl Do you mean those hundreds of dead children that were bombed by Russian bombers while hiding in the theater in Mariupol, clearly indicated with huge letters outside that children were hiding there?!!

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@VladMalcev6 @froget007 @nicksback1953 @rusembassynl Try to check the percentage af Ukrainans from 1989 til 2024. And you should consider the info about Russians in same period... growing or falling?

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https://t.co/pE2ZU8rrHV

Care to check the percentage of Russians over time... It has increased every time by expelling tatars and now Ukrainians.

Even then there were no separatist movement on Crimea until Russia decided to use their base there as a trojan horse (which Ukraine perfectly well suspected could happen why they wanted the base CLOSED)

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I know all of this story... it is STILL INTERNAL UKRANIAN affairs! No Russian speaking was in danger at any time until Russia decided to invade!

In fact what is astonishing is that 95% was Russian speaking... in fact 95% of ALL people in Ukraine are able to speak or understand Russian, but it does not mean that its the state language! Russia needs to understand that Ukraine is a nation of its own, with a language of its own, and people living in Ukraine is expected to learn the Ukrainian language. No different from in Denmark. Tourists can feel welcome in any language. People staying here for a while can feel welcome in any language, but people living here for decades are expected to learn at least a minimum of Danish!

Point is that the language of Ukraine is Ukrainian. The culture of Ukraine is Ukrainian. And as a country who have seen Russia MISUSE their access to Crimea by essentially occupy it by immigrating into it in masses, is the direct reason for Ukraine choosing to counter this massive Russian influence in Ukraine.

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@VladMalcev6 @nicksback1953 @rusembassynl You need to read what I write... poor="so sad and oppressed" people of the east Ukraine that speak Russian.

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@VladMalcev6 @nicksback1953 @rusembassynl This is a very interesting argument... So because Ukraine asked people to use the national language Ukrainian on the soil of Ukraine, the people living in Ukraine should be assisted to speak Russian?

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@froget007 @VladMalcev6 @nicksback1953 @rusembassynl Yet more nonsense. THERE WERE NO BOMBING OR SHOOTING IN DONBASS BEFORE 2013.

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Funny how some people claim we do not understand what Ukraine is and then mix in poor Russian speaking in the east and Bandera as an excuse.

Point is that people in Donbass lived in peace and stability with jobs, housing, fun and joy before some moronic Russian FSB officers figured out that it was time to take over Ukraine. Before 2013 people was not killed in Donbass except as usual crime.

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@nicksback1953 @rusembassynl This is absolute nonsense! Ukraine is Ukraine. If the people of Ukraine wants to align with the west, EU or NATO, its the choise of the people of Ukraine NOT Russia!

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@VolodyaTretyak Closet trans?

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was once planning to move to the US to work as a CTO, a role I was already performing remotely at the time. Those plans were halted by 9/11 and the realization of how the US government can undermine its own private sector. Following the attacks and subsequent elections, the government halted payments for delivered goods, causing domestic companies to suffocate.

I also noticed a stark difference in safety standards. Fire safety, for instance, didn't seem to be as high a priority in the US as it is in the EU; it was apparently acceptable to have offices with no windows and only a single exit.

Later, I rediscovered how fortunate I am to live in the EU. Here, I feel less vulnerable to government instability. The general level of education is high enough to prevent complete incompetence from being elected to what was once the most important office in the world.

Congratulations on the "US being back." Back to ignorance. Back to poverty. Back to having no friends. Back to lying and deceiving.