was, er, there was a very famous story about mykola matusevych or vasyl ovsienko, a human rights defender, and they are both co-founders, together with you, of the ukrainian helsinki group. the attitude of the state towards people who, defending the values ​​of the idea of ​​the independence of the country, gave the best years of their lives to exile and to exile and to er and to struggle do you think about these things sometimes er do you or do you not it seems that this is actually not an unpunished evil. well, first of all, i would like to answer specifically about this case with pensions. i personally thank god for the fact that i have the necessary minimum wage so that i do not stand next to e trash can and didn't pick up food from it, but eh, i thank god for that, i'm not right, and that's why er, if you already know how to refer to the evangelical er truths, i don't know if i have the right to everything in this situation, but i would say so, i'm more er worried about the question of whether i will have gifts in heaven er, and here er- on earth, i personally don't care much about i

i know that my friend mykola matusevych refused to accept such a pardon and i pay him respect for thatral for me to make another decision and today, when gorbachev's soul is preparing to leave this world, i will not lie and thank you i won't go into the real reasons why gorbachev released about 200 soviet political prisoners, but he made it possible in order to show that there are no longer any measures in the soviet union political prisoners but he did it and we are grateful to him for it, let's move on to the west, but in the west he is perceived as a person who put an end to the soviet union and accepted and contributed to the independence of the post-soviet states, but can it be considered in your opinion that he contributed to ukrainian independence in the west, there was even a so-called horbimania he was very popular in the west, here in the soviet union, much less so, and i would categorically disagree with the opinion that he wanted to dissolve the soviet union, that he wanted to end communism, no, and by the way, in camp, i formulated it myself today, i'm surprised that it wa