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Афигеть! Тут про него столько писали. Она читает только ругань? Ну тогда вот ругань:

вы считаете что я обязана прислушиваться к тутошним рекомендациям

с чего вы решили? в свободном интернете полно информации и телеканалов тоже

старое 2014, но смешное - Про аннексию Крыма и санкции США

Эту амерскую шлюху марионетку отовсюду выперли.

Причём "рекомендации"?

Тут писали-рассказывали о том, что есть такой (больше) пропорошенковский телеканал Прямой. И есть (больше) пропутинский телеканал NewsOne, что с NewsOne на Прямой ушла группа журналистов...

Вся история:

http://nastej.ru/threads/УКРАИНА-20.1891/page-436#post-751454
14.03.2017

http://nastej.ru/threads/УКРАИНА-21.1939/page-921#post-792286
04.06.2017

http://nastej.ru/threads/УКРАИНА-23.2002/page-878#post-857288
05.10.2017

http://nastej.ru/threads/УКРАИНА-24.2025/page-917#post-884874
10.12.2017

http://nastej.ru/threads/УКРАИНА-24.2025/page-918#post-884903
10.12.2017

http://nastej.ru/threads/УКРАИНА-27.2093/page-288#post-961347
30.05.2018

Вот не понимаю: вы на форум полаяться ходите? Или узнать что-то?

Да вы, Чукча, подозреваю, даже строем не ходите.

тут много чего пишут , отчего вы решили что я постоянно должна следить за ходом ваших сверхценных мыслей?

Так столовой нет, я дома обедаю

Канешь полаяться! Бывало так закондрючат, гандон мол, пидар, смолкни в тригосспода душу мать! Радостно слышать такой духоподъемный эмоционал.

Зато кошачий язык все понимают.

Ни свистите.

В каждой стране язык у животных - свой.

Например: русские петухи кричат кукареку, а английские - кокэдудлду. (cock-a-doodle-doo)

Поэтому русские куры с английскими петухами не спариваются.

мяу -> miagolio (итальянский)
мяу -> meow (английский)

Кто подберет? Кто вложился в Порошенко?

UKRAINE will hold elections on March 31, as 44 candidates battle to win the presidential election race. But who is leading in the polls as Ukraine faces a "serious threat" from Russia?


The three front runners in the Ukraine election race include incumbent President Petro Poroshenko, opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko and comic actor Volodymyr Zelenskiy. The latest opinion poll, published on Monday, has puts Mr Zelenskiy in first place, with Mr Poroshenko second and Mr Tymoshenko third. Earlier polls also placed the 41-year-old comedian in first place.
The survey, which was carried out by the Kiev International Institute of Sociology, showed Mr Zelenskiy had 15.4 percent of voter support.
The current President had 10.5 percent, while the opposition leader had eight percent.
Who is Volodymyr Zelenskiy?
Actor and comic Volodymyr Zelenskiy currently plays a teacher who is elected President of Ukraine in the television show Servant of the People.
Mr Zelenskiy has no political experience but is also a lawyer and businessman.

NBC News reported he does not hold rallies in order to gain supporters, but instead, he sells tickets to comedy gigs to share his policies and shares “behind the scenes campaign videos” on Facebook and Youtube.

He has described himself as “very liberal” but if he is elected, he will have to tackled Ukraine’s ongoing tensions with Russia.

Ukraine’s relations with Russia have been very poor since Moscow annexed the Crimea peninsula in 2014 and started backing armed separatists in eastern Ukraine.
Current President Poroshenko declared martial law in parts of Ukraine last November, when Russia captured three ships.
At the time, the President declared his country was facing an "extremely serious" threat of land invasion by Putin's troops.
But it seems a victory for Mr Zelensky - who previously stated he wants to stop the war in Eastern Ukraine - could also spell success for Putin.

Critics claim the comic has been too eager to enagge with the Kremlin, vowing to "negotiate with the devil himself as long as not a single life is lost.”
Alexander Motyl, a political science professor at Rutgers University and contributor for Atlantic Council, told NBC News: “A Zelensky victory would be Putin’s dream scenario.
"Putin is hoping for, and may be committed to doing everything possible to bring about, a Poroshenko defeat."
https://www.express.co.uk/news/worl...s-president-Volodymyr-Zelenskiy-russia-threat

Врать не надо. Не могли вы проголосовать "против", так как такой графы не было.

из той же серии......
"А потом про этот случай раструбят по Би-би-си"

Тимошенку в президенты! (но на один срок)

Я не проголосовал "за" него. Значит проголосовал "против" него.

Bloomberg Opinion
If any country has good reason to be disappointed with its elite, it’s Ukraine. That’s why the anti-elite candidate, comedian Volodymyr Zelensky, who has launched a populist campaign with Donald Trump-like flair, shouldn’t be written off in March’s presidential election.
Despite President Petro Poroshenko’s formidable effort to secure a second term on a nationalist platform of support for the Ukrainian language, the military, and a church independent from Moscow, the race is wide open.
Polls don’t give any single candidate even as much as 15 percent of the vote. Many people in Ukraine don’t trust these surveys anyway — as Brian Mefford, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, noted recently, it is widely believed the results are often skewed according to who pays.
This atmosphere of uncertainty and distrust is fertile ground for a populist effort, and Zelensky is nothing if not clever at pandering to his audience. A native of the gritty steel and mining city of Kryvyi Rih, he began his career on KVN, a comedy contest on Russian TV that was massively popular in the former Soviet Union. In the mid-2000s, he and his team, known as Kvartal 95, launched their own comedy show on Ukrainian TV. It blossomed into a production business making millions of dollars a year.
Zelensky, however, continued touring with his comedy shows and acting in kitschy but almost always profitable movies. Everything he touched turned into gold. Ukrainian TV channels competed for him and his product, which has often made fun of politicians.
One of Kvartal’s most successful TV series, “Servant of the People,” cast Zelensky in the role of a schoolteacher who becomes president of Ukraine after his anti-corruption rant goes viral on the internet. So it has long been rumored that he coveted the role in real life, too.
In his most recent video, Zelensky explains he won’t write a manifesto like old-time politicians do — because they all sound the same and the promises are never kept. Instead, he has asked Ukrainians to tell him what five problems they believe to be the biggest for the country; then, he proposes to crowdsource the solutions, too.
Direct democracy is a recurring theme with Zelensky.
In a December interview, he described his solution to the war in eastern Ukraine: He’d let voters have the final word on a compromise with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
When it comes to TV, Zelensky’s credentials beat those of the U.S. president: He isn’t just a celebrity, but a successful professional. But that doesn’t necessarily qualify him to lead a nation at war, in crisis and in the grip of a political elite tightly linked to a business oligarchy. The sources of his campaign funding remain unclear. And Ukrainians have fallen time and again for promises of an easy, crowdsourced solution to problems that are obvious to everyone; Zelensky, like most populists, cannot explain why he can succeed where everybody before him has failed.

Украина - та же Роисся, только в 3 раза меньше населения и нет ресурсов. В остальном это такой же осколок совдепии с быдлотой в качестве населения.

Кто мог съепался уже или давно на Запад. Кто не может - сосут писю.

Какая нах Европа? Украине до Польши как раком до Луны.

Значит, проголосовал ЗА кого-то, кого и назвать стыдно.