Russian woman returned back from Europe and was shocked by Putin's "stability" — grocery prices are soaring into orbit, almost on a daily basis.
"Judging by the prices in our 'Pyaterochkas,' it's like I never even came back from Europe: prices are practically the same, and some things abroad are way cheaper than here."
And this isn't some expensive store, but the most ordinary store, where everyone goes for the most basic groceries.
@Kate22612088522@NatalkaKyiv Can you solve faster than light travel while at it?
If you have time and are not bussy on a weekend afcorse...
Thanks in advance.
@NatalkaKyiv So Ukrainians need to not also defend themselves from a far larger force but also free the citizens of that country?
What else must we do? Solve climate change? Feed all staving in the world? Figure out immortality?
@zors80@TheFl0orIsLaVa Do what you wish with this information. At the end I dont really care if you are buthurt or not. I just made a post as joke. So deal with it.
Prior to Volyn-1943 there were 2 decades of Polish repression of Ukrainians in Poland:
"This is why starting the story of Volhynia in 1943 is not just historically incomplete. It is mathematically wrong. Every Polish internment camp death from 1919 to 1921, every school closed under lex Grabski, every church demolished, the Pacification, Bereza Kartuska, the Holodomor, the NKVD arrests of moderate leaders — every single input across the entire timeline is still present in the integral, still adding to G(t) at the moment the threshold was crossed, because β was effectively zero throughout. Nothing was ever remedied. No accountability was ever provided. The grievance did not decay. It accumulated."
"To understand Volhynia, you have to integrate over the entire preceding history. The equation requires it."
https://t.co/v4A0zsh5GD
@nexta_tv If Polish patriots love to attack women and kids so much then perhaps its time to cut that EU founding. Something tells me that alone would be good motivator to end this animalistic behavior.
Tusk urges Nawrocki to break his silence and stop the violence
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk publicly called on President Karol Nawrocki to stop remaining silent over the recent rise in attacks on Ukrainians. According to Tusk, politicians who excuse radical groups share responsibility for the surge in violence.
He also addressed Jarosław Kaczyński, urging him to stop calling for the creation of vigilante groups. Tusk said the attacks on Ukrainians are a manifestation of hooliganism and violent extremism that has grown bolder under political patronage.
"Anyone who beats Ukrainian women on the streets of Poland is promoting the worst kind of thinking — in Poland, Ukraine, and everywhere else in the world. We must wage a decisive fight against this violence," Tusk said.
@BohuslavskaKate Russian fucktards are salty because Baltics are out of their reach. And they hate my former president for it . Her decisions made sure that Russia can't harm us in any way or shape.
It's pissing Russian scum to the max.