да поздно уже они своих детей не один десяток лет воспитывают в братоубийц и уродов, с зигами, фашьём и прочими бандерами по над уси. иначе откуда взяться фоткам зигующих студиков с львова
Конечно была, очень даже значительная причина. Пять лярдов баксов, вложенных в "развитие демократии" БУ, а точнее - залитых в ваши СМИ, которые из всех утюгов рассказывали какой Янукович гад пропутинский и как он не желает своей стране светлого европейского будущего. А параллельно все эти европейские "партнёры" дули в уши Януковичу, что "ни в коем случае нельзя применять насилие к протестующим! Это не по-европейски!!" Вот вам и результат. Даже мало того, в итоге пришлось применять к "протестунам" усиленные меры воздействия, в виде стрельбы в жопы, чтобы быстрее телились. А то они так могли и ещё пару лет там стоять, за чужие печеньки-то.
Мой дорогой недалёкий друг! I am a typical victim of 1990s catastrophe. 4 years in MSTU, M4, conventional warheads. Last job for us was in 1990. But unlike most of you, ukrainistic boneheads - I finished a University course. With some special education. Material resistance, did you take it? Or you are a bachelor of arts? I also studied in a Soviet school, English-speaking, went to the US as an exchange student in 1989. When I say I have studied in a Catholic Jesuit boy-only school - people want to call ambulance, 03. I had a rare experience of making lesson about spring experiments, mechanics, that we studied when we were 14. I was 16 in 1989 and explained this primitive things to 18-years old big guys. Education in USSR was how to say it - a little bit better than anywhere else on this sour planet. Not some fence-construction or melon-casting institutes. And if you divide Romanians into good and bad - sorry. If you use "collective responsibility" for Russians/Soviets - what attitude do you expect towards Romanians, who fought for Hitler?
Dacks in 862?! Oh you're Polish! Did you see "Crusaders" Polish film from 1970s? Russians are a little bit older than Poles, a couple of centuries. Pjast was long after Baptizing. Vavel dragon, I have read Polish comic "books" in 1970s... Оh sorry, Pjast the Wheelwright was at the same time when Russians called Varjags. Unconfirmed, less confirmed than Ryurik, Trevor and Sineus. Just as good as Kiy, Schek and Horiv and Lybed' a couple of centuries ago. As for Wallachia - Moldavian kingdom was independent from Turkey, while Romanians got their German prince only after 1877/78 war.
Now this is funny. Romanians with heat counters, Poles buying coal from Australia that doesn't burn... Your nations survived only because USSR literally fed you from a spoon. Anything produced in Romania - it was a pain to have. Poland?! I had a Polish turntable, it went completely broke in 1.5 years. Same shit about Polish clothes and footwear. Polish furniture was better that Romanian though. Nothing could be worse than Romanian furniture. Or anything produced in Romania. You, yourself, do you really own anything made in Poland? Worth mentioning? Polish watch? Elrctronics, even single transistor level? Such a bloody rise.
чё эт ты? люди как люди. ну, мошенников (было) много - изза бедности и стиля жизни. наши плохие законы до сих пор не позволяют качественно вылавливать мошенников - посему до сих пор ещё можно встретить оных на улицах. но в числе их - далеко не все цыгане. и вааще, Stefan - !
это не у exe, а у нас с mcleon'ом там внизу приписечка есть: "Он отметил, что дома включены в программу расселения аварийного жилья." а это означает, что а) живут в таких домах в большинстве своём "люди с низкой социальной ответственностью" и б) дома под снос никто ремонтировать и ставить там канализацию не будет. в) если поставили туалеты не спросив жителей где бы им было удобнее - естественно, ими никто и не пользовался, наверное. постояли, а на майских праздниках предприимчивая беднота разобрала их на мангалы.
1. это цитата из отличного фильма. А не моё личное отношение. 2. Таки нет, мошенничество это прошлый век, там больше по распространению. В особо крупных. 3. Вот бы узнать, я правда на какую-то часть из цыган или там другая была кровь.
Romania had a promising industrial start during the first half of the century (the XXth that is). Indeed you think the CCCP had somehow civilised its vassals (that's what they were by then), but that wasn't true. We see it very differently in fact. The communism and russian dominance had choked our countries. About the Romanian consumer goods during communism, especially the 80's: that was crap, indeed! And imagine that somehow the exported stuff was better! But that is due to completely centralised economy along with very bad management and bad state policy. I know you're trying to depict the foreigners as savages who deserve being conquered and led and you attribute these things to the "culture". It's very useful when trying to understand and accept that your country is attacking other nations. It was the same thing that led Romanians to kill Jews and Gipsies during the WW2. Because the leadership of the country had served them a bloody ideology, the same as in Germany or in CCCP - don't forget the atrocities committed by Russians against their own. And it's the same as in today's russia - when Putin is serving you a very nicely fit ideology that explains every shortcoming of your current situation, also promising a bright, or at least "dignified", future for your country. Of course it's all manipulation and you, its victims, turned into accomplices.
You're kidding yourselves. The same as the Romanians, even today. Education curricula in Romania was (it still is) VERY advanced. And we learned advanced stuff and a much younger age then the Westerners. But the educational system itself sucked. The same as in russia. While the Westerners, with their lagging curricula, produced much better educated people, in a much larger quantity. We just picked the convenient benchmarks for ourselves, that's it. Come the fuck on. When did I preach collective responsibility? And how on fucking Earth do you judge the present people by the dead ones? BASIC ETHICS! Did you take that course in the wonderful soviet school?
