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They're not all... I know several pro Putinists in Ukraine personally. All pensioners missing the soviet union and convinced Putin will bring it back. None with grandkids there, so why do they care about the future so much. They just want higher pensiya and Putin TV tells them they get such huge pensiya in Russia that its practically a retiree paradise. Not that they know a single Russian personally themselves and hardly ever left their oblast their whole lives...
They're not all... I know several pro Putinists in Ukraine personally. All pensioners missing the soviet union and convinced Putin will bring it back. None with grandkids there, so why do they care about the future so much. They just want higher pensiya and Putin TV tells them they get such huge pensiya in Russia that its practically a retiree paradise. Not that they know a single Russian personally themselves and hardly ever left their oblast their whole lives...
This is a waste of time, since you are deliberately ignoring what I say. I'll just reiterate there are two categories of Pro Russians in Ukraine:
1) Paid provocateurs
2) Pensioners (some of them).
They have different reasons of course to be "Pro Russian" but at the end of the day it comes down to money they either get or think they will get by bringing Russian control to where they live.
Ze said it best today to Putin when offering to meet him at the front lines:
"Ukraine and Russia, despite their common past, look to the future differently. We are we. You are you. But this is not necessarily a problem, it is an opportunity. At the very least -- an opportunity, before it's too late, to stop the deadly mathematics of future military losses."
Putin cannot send his army into Ukraine to save the rebellion he created. Not beyond the area he controls already. At best, he will formally take control of Donetsk but I still don't see why he would do it. I hope he does, which is why I don't believe he will.
This is a waste of time, since you are deliberately ignoring what I say. According to Nazi propaganda, there are two categories of Pro Russians in Ukraine:
1) Paid provocateurs
2) Pensioners (some of them).
They have different reasons of course to be "Pro Russian" but at the end of the day it comes down to money they either get or think they will get by bringing Russian control to where they live.
Ze said it best today to Putin when offering to meet him at the front lines:
"Ukraine and Russia, despite their common past, look to the future differently. We are we. You are you. But this is not necessarily a problem, it is an opportunity. At the very least -- an opportunity, before it's too late, to stop the deadly mathematics of future military losses."
Putin cannot send his army into Ukraine to save the rebellion he created. Not beyond the area he controls already. At best, he will formally take control of Donetsk but I still don't see why he would do it. I hope he does, which is why I don't believe he will.
Right.
Someone already posted this video today, with this very "offer of Zelensky to Putin to meet," and the earlier footage of Zelensky on the front lines, meeting with the Nazi battalions. Which really shows who is the boss in the country - so called "commander in chief" or the nazi.
So why should Putin pay any attention to some puppet?
Someone already posted this video today, with this very "offer of Zelensky to Putin to meet," and the earlier footage of Zelensky on the front lines, meeting with the Nazi battalions. Which really shows who is the boss in the country - so called "commander in chief" or the nazi.
So why should Putin pay any attention to some puppet?
Someone already posted this video today, with this very "offer of Zelensky to Putin to meet," and the earlier footage of Zelensky on the front lines, meeting with the Nazi battalions. Which really shows who is the boss in the country - so called "commander in chief" or the nazi.
So why should Putin pay any attention to some puppet?
Ze is hated because he was chosen by Ukrainians to lead them. This idea that peasants can change their own leaders is so offensive to the Russian they will kill those who dare challenge the rule of their Czar.
His meeting with the army in the front lines was presented as an affront to Russians. How dare Ukrainians want to defend themselves from our invasion! It cannot be their army he was with, it must be the nazi battalions. Even though, quite clearly, it was not.
The Nazi battalions are also there though and they can't wait for the attempted invasion. Especially the guys from Zaporozhye who are going to prevent any kind of "land corridor" through their land. These are blood thirsty fanatics. God help any Russian solider thinking they will be welcomed there. It will be a different kind of welcome than they were expecting...
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