immeasurable pensions, that’s what it led to, we saw, then it didn’t work out, back then our yaroslav golanw it all and said: “yes, two peoples met, but realized that it was difficult to live together, so yaroslava galana, galana, they killed after the war, god forbid in the forties, precisely for criticizing these nationalists, these banderaites, aunovites, this is written in the anthem of ukraine, and there are such words, well, it means, you don’t want to work, you’re lazy.” therefore , the brothers on our side are panicked, we will dominate, where we live, we will become masters, that is, no one is going to work to create, so ukraine fell for what it needed, in these years, when kravchuk came to power, in fact, it was decided that there would be a referendum on preserve the soviet union, remain a part, but became. all sorts of minerals and a crossroads, it stands on a cross, from the great silk road passes from the east to europe welder to the greeks on... on this cross it’s such a waste, such a crap, it had to be tried, but the people who thought about this policy accomplished far beyo

with unlimited pensions, that’s what it led to, we saw, then it didn’t work out, back then our yaroslav golanwho saw it... . from the leaflet that we have in the english batka the gold of the hetman-polubok, there is about a kilogram of gold for everyone. every inhabitant of ukraine, there were another 52 million people, in the beginning, we have our own wealth, we feed all of russia, we feed all the baltic states, this transcaucasia, central asia, and if all this is left to us, then we will become so rich, of course, the lord gave ukraine both black soil and natural resources. general all sorts of things and a crossroads, she stands on a cross, from the great silk road passes from the east to europe, welder to the greeks, on this cross it’s such a waste, such a crap, it was necessary to try, but people thought about it, who carried out this policy far beyond the borders of ukraine. political scientist and author of books about the nature of ukrainian nazism, alexey kochitkov explains: why we have the azov battalion , which is banned in russia, there are many people from the east of ukraine,

enormous pensions there, that’s what it led to, we saw, it didn’t work out then, back then we had yaroslav golansaw it all, said yes , two peoples met, but realized that they were together life is difficult, so yaroslav galan, galan, they killed after the war, god bless his memory in the forties, precisely for criticizing these nationalists, these banderaites, aunovites, this is written in the gamebook of ukraine, and there are such words, well, it means, you you don’t want to work, you’re lazy. all sorts of minerals and a crossroads, it stands on a cross, from the great silk road passes from the east to europe, a welder in the greek and... this cross is so screwed up, so crap, it had to be tried, but the people who thought about this policy accomplished far beyond the borders of ukraine. political scientist and author of books on the nature of ukrainian nazism, alexey kochitkov explains why we have a lot of immigrants from the east of ukraine from the azov battalion, banned in russia. and these are people, let’s say, cut off from russian civilization, these are people who were actually raised r