Two realities

22 May 2014 267

Someone might not understand what I mean. Someone will say that I do not respect our government and President Putin. And I just immensely love and respect honest, courageous and decent people who, I repeat, never, never compromise with the fascists entrenched in Kiev! And now there are two people in me - one sees, and the other feels and compassion. And that's what happens ...

The official reality: Putin, glowing with happiness, signs a century gas contract with China. My reality: the National Guard under the shells fall in the center of Slavyansk, people are hiding in basements and pray to God and Russia for help.

Official reality: Putin solemnly announces the withdrawal of troops from the border with Ukraine, so that the elections will be held in a calm atmosphere. Very touching care. My reality is: Kiev is building up the grouping of punitive punishments of the National Guard under, people continue to die, and there is a bad feeling that after the elections in Ukraine a mass shooting of the DNR and the LC will begin.

Official reality: Putin, pleased with himself and 85% rated, does not leave the television screens, the people worship him. My reality: I feel that Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics will have the worst. Riflemen and Bolotov understand that they will not get help from Russia, but, like true patriots and warriors, they will fight to the end, even at the cost of their own lives.

Official reality: the government calculates the profits and money that will flow into the “pockets of Russia” from gas contracts and concessions to the West. My reality is: villages and villages that have been sitting without gas for decades, and Zenit, which buys football players for hundreds of millions of euros with Gazprom money.

The official reality: words, statements, again words and again statements ... My reality: in the DPR and the LPR there are counting the dead and wounded, and human grief is immense.

And I will say: if two young republics die, then Russia will be to blame. Brewed themselves, and then - to the side! It is not good - it smacks of betrayal.

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Common sense

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22 May 2014 12: 26

At the moment, it turns out that Russia must get involved in the war to help thousands of conscious Ukrainian citizens who are against living as slaves under the Nazis. Millions of local Ukrainians are sitting on their butts and going to work for these fascists... what more can be said? How can we send troops into the territory of another sovereign state when not even 20% of the population of this state asks us to do so? What does GDP have to do with it? It means that these crests are satisfied with such a life and upbringing of fascists whom they still consider their children, in 10 years these children, after brainwashing, will be ready to kill their parents, who once ruined their homeland, for which their fathers and mothers and grandfathers shed blood in World War 2.
1. tokin1959
  
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  22 May 2014 12: 37
  
  20 percent or more, what's the difference?
  if an American is offended, bombers will be sent and blown to pieces.
  and we argue - oh, 20 percent, and the dog with them, that’s not enough percent.
  the whole people did not rebel - well, try rebelling with a pistol against a tank.
  there are a lot of advisers here - they say make crossbows, Molotov bottles, bows and arrows - well, well, even kamikazes won’t fight against an army with such weapons.
  all revolutions are carried out with external help - otherwise they fail.
  here on the site there is a lot of yelling - the Krauts have become insolent - we will come to Berlin, to Lisbon, Obama - macaque - we will come to Washington, we will take away Alaska.
  and to the Slavic brothers - well, fight yourself.
2. smart Fox
  
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  22 May 2014 18: 22
  
  I would also give a thumbs down, because I completely agree, this is their country, let them figure it out themselves
series

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22 May 2014 12: 57

Quote: vvs
There is a lot of honor to Putin next to Stalin, the pussy has not grown.

Personally checked?
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jetfors_84

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22 May 2014 13: 46

Auto RU.
We didn't brew anything. And we still don’t try to get into it. The situation is tense and the only thing left to do is to blow it up with the introduction of troops. And if you don’t understand and don’t control the situation, don’t whine. You probably won’t run to fight yourself? Instead of knocking on the keyboard, I would have gone and shot.
Serg7281

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22 May 2014 13: 52

More than 5 million people live in the DPR and LPR, and only 6-8 thousand people defend these republics. It seems that over the course of 23 years, not only young people, but also gray-haired adult husbands have been “omaidanized.” It seems that everyone in Ukraine only believes in someone else’s “good uncle” who will come, instantly restore order, give a lot of money for nothing, and sing lullabies so that the “baby” does not cry. The only difference is that the west of Ukraine is relying on the EU and mattress makers, and the southeast is relying on Russia and Putin.
Until the residents of these republics understand that the principle “my house is on the edge, I don’t see anything, I don’t know anything” does not apply in their case, and they stand up to defend THEIR land, no one will present them with good on a silver platter.
Const

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22 May 2014 14: 54

The author is a provocateur. I wonder who went online under a pseudonym and from what country?
kaa1977

+2

22 May 2014 15: 27

The author should not only live by emotions, but also think with his head. And trace the consequences of those actions that, in his opinion, Putin should have taken.
Dwarfik

+1

22 May 2014 16: 51

I didn’t quite understand the conclusions! Author, do you think the Russian Federation has messed with Ukraine? and now to the side? I would like to urge you to make more careful conclusions!!!
yehat

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22 May 2014 16: 55

Unfortunately, the situation is such that in the Russian Federation the majority would gladly introduce peacekeepers and stop the killings, but there is one thing. For many years, the media in Ukraine brainwashed the population, and now, if you send in troops, it will not be difficult to crush the Ukrainian army, but a guerrilla war will begin, where there will be a bunch of people, brutalized by their idiocy and gullibility in the media, trying to kill Russians. The Russian Federation at one time missed the opportunity to convey to them how wrong they were and now simply does not have time to tell the truth. That is why the hands are so tied. Because if the deployment of troops takes place, these would-be Nazis will see a marker - Russian soldiers on the territory of the country and a real bacchanalia will begin, much stronger than during the incident with Georgia. There will be a lot more blood and that is what needs to be avoided.
Refusal of active support is not a betrayal, but a forced move dictated by earlier mistakes in foreign policy. In Donetsk they think that the Russian Federation has shied away from the fight, but this is not so. The Russian Federation is now going through another struggle for the opportunity to somehow actively influence the situation in Ukraine and at the same time not put its country in front of terrible problems.
On the other hand, if people in the southeast had mobilized more actively to fight, the issue would have long since moved to the stage of negotiations. Now Kyiv sees how reluctantly mobilization is proceeding and is trying to take advantage of this by putting pressure and forcing them to retreat.
So it was not the Russian Federation that betrayed, but some locals who betrayed others, naively believing that without them everything would settle down on its own.
smart Fox

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22 May 2014 17: 00

Well, it has begun! If Russia sends troops, it will be to blame for the occupation of the territory (the first reality); if it does not, it will be to blame for the death of the young republics (the second reality).
In what case will Russia not be to blame? But if the reality is not bifurcated, then it lies in the fact that the confrontation is taking place in another country. The citizens of this country must agree, fight, and reconcile THEMSELVES!!! Russia will help, but it does not have the right to conduct actions on the territory of another state.
MTenisov

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22 May 2014 17: 17

Some kind of incompatible realities. One about Thomas, the other about Yerema. The fact that people are dying in Donetsk does not mean the end of everything and the cancellation of all deals. These deals with China will ultimately work for our victory. V.V. is exploring all possibilities.
I think Putin has already made his decision and calculated the game at least 3 moves ahead. After May 25, something will happen. Then we will act in a single line.
HUMANOID

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22 May 2014 18: 39

the sensations of a five-year-old child. In politics, you should count not on five but twenty-five steps forward and no emotions or hysterics
Ducksar

+1

22 May 2014 18: 54

an alarmist or a provocateur, or maybe both
homosum20

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22 May 2014 20: 03

"... I do not respect our government and President Putin. But I simply immensely love and respect honest, brave and decent people who will never, I repeat, will never compromise with the Nazis.." Tell me - is respect important to you Agent 008? I didn’t see him, I don’t know him, I didn’t baptize children with him, I didn’t drink vodka. Sounds like delusions of grandeur. This is on the one hand.
On the other hand, it smacks of betrayal.
But - I know it was zugzwang. I know this is war. I know that the President has chosen the path that, thanks to his experience, he considers best for himself (and for US). (That's why we chose it).
But (let's not deceive ourselves) - it smacks of betrayal.
But an adult, unlike a boy, knows what responsibility is. This is a very simple thing. When necessary, accept sin on YOUR soul for the sake of the lives of those for whom you are responsible. Our President is responsible for our lives.
And I don’t recommend anyone to get involved in the sins of someone else’s soul - I would rather deal with my own. Until the Last Judgment. And then we will answer - the President for his sins, Each of us - for his own.
Let's look at the result. Don't judge - you won't be judged.
Sasspy

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22 May 2014 20: 55

At the moment, taking any steps towards the South-East is premature...In Ukraine there are provocations one after another.. Snipers on the Maidan..Odessa...Volnovakh...Kiev could be next (like a terrorist attack) which is logical - they will blame Moscow (up to 25) i.e. will turn Europe even more against .http://argumenti.ru/politics/n438/340193
Watson J.

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22 May 2014 21: 52

Quote: Prometey
Quote: Anaconda
Russia is fighting for the fraternal people of all Ukraine

there is no such people and never was

Just to write something stupid. Those. There are no people in Ukraine and they are not our brothers by Slavic blood?
Watson J.

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22 May 2014 22: 01

Such a primitive soap for housewives. Pure provocation. Those who are in favor of sending troops - you are welcome, buy some trauma equipment and go across the border for protection. It’s only 3.14:XNUMX, stop eating already, I’m starting to feel sick. There's no point in even making excuses. The author is a troll.
Gorec79

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23 May 2014 02: 12

The author of the article is a troll. I don’t see a mass uprising in the DPR and LPR. I don’t see mass militia in these republics. but I see hutaskrayniks in the same Slavyansk, Kramatorsk. their houses were gouged with mortars, and they are talking about how to repair it and who will pay. take the machine gun and go kill the Pravosek people, take revenge for your house! no, this hataskraynik, like the author, laments, but where is Putin and his army, why don’t they go to die for me, because they said that we don’t abandon our own. I am mine, I am mine, die for me, don’t leave me. In the meantime, I’ll go dig up some potatoes in the garden.
respect for the shooter and those with them. Well done. and the rest of the electorate - the right-wingers will hang you later. until you tear your asses off the couch and go with arms in hand to defend the land that you consider yours.
shvm1808

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23 May 2014 06: 37

So 008 you say Russia is to blame for your troubles. Where were you when young solobons were breaking Chechnya? Why didn’t you help us with your participation? But the Ukrainian mercenaries fought against us on our land because of your silence... The fact that we are all Slavs is a kinship by nation, and by blood, by common deeds, we are passers-by to each other. Your destiny is in your hands. May God give you strength to protect your homes. Well, if you can’t bear it, we ask you to emigrate TO RUSSIA. This step will be legal. Our children will not protect you on your land; show your truly Slavic character.
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duchy

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23 May 2014 17: 38

Until the Ukrainians themselves decide on the fascists, our armed forces have nothing to do there, no matter how blasphemous it sounds. Whoever wants to be free will be. I want the people to decide for themselves.
Cynic

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23 May 2014 19: 21

It’s a shame and a lousy feeling at heart, but it wasn’t in the yard that the boys didn’t understand each other.
The states do not understand each other!
Sovereign!
Okay, in 91 the Kiev authorities did not listen to the opinion of the people and separated, but now it’s 2014!
So they really separated!