#23
reddit-ről néhány ukrajnában élő sráctól pár beszámoló komment arról, hogy mi folyik ott:
"I have also been following the Russia Today facebook comment section and what I read there is just insane. From saying that all the evidence is being fabricated by the NSA/CIA and their Zionist overlords to claiming that the West shot down the plane because they thought it was Putin's plane which was returning from Latin America."
"Putin wants a sort of, shall I say, maxi pad between his Russia and the West by creating an unstable buffer and making sure that Ukraine won't join anything as long as this conflict goes on.
A lot of them support Russia. Some - because they still think that they can back to the USSR. Some - because of the extreme amount of bullshit that is being fed by the Russian propaganda machine. Believe me, it's that potent. It bends and twists people's mind to their whim very easy.
Some begin to wise up, but sadly, there aren't enough of them. You know, what could be easier: if you want to be in Russia - move to Russia. But noooo, you have to call Ukrainians offensive names, you have to show that you hate Ukrainian language (although nobody forces you to use it)"
"My family's from Kyiv, we've been here mostly since my grandfather moved over from the Luhansk region in the 50s. Some of his close relatives are still there. And some of them are eating this bullshit up. His sister in law lashed out at him (over the phone thankfully) for critisizing Putin and the rebel's actions. Some are actually terrified of the Right Sector that's burning down churches and eating children in the streets of Kyiv. My grandmother from the Kirov region of Russia called me about a month ago telling me not to go outside because I'll be killed by the fascists in the streets (for whatever reason). The ammount of bullshit that russian throws at those who are forced to listen is just unbelievable.
I have been relatively safe here and cannot imagine what your situation is like. I wish you to stay safe and see this through."
#23