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Chicken Kiev is good. I just can't pound it right so that the butter doesn't ooze out while it's cooking. But I would be curious to hear what our Alek says about it. Midnite Hi all, well, but nobody here knows what is happening here in Ukraine... some notes: http://lb.ua/news/2014/02/23/256834_dom_pshonki_ustroili_ekskursiyu_.htmlthis is a video about a home of the former general prosecutor of Ukraine, who escaped, just look at this luxe and then think: could a person who has a salary of the state employee to own this all? Ok, but maybe, the country is so rich too? No! Budget is empty, new government decleared cut of expenses, cuz former stole almost everything they could. And this is one of the reasons of MAIDAN (this is a special word that means "square") and all the protests against a power of a gang ( yes, former power could be called this word). But problems and participants are various...we even don't know who's behind snipers who killed people on the MAIDAN just with one shot (to the head or heart), I'm sure they weren't Ukrainians, but the hired shooters from abroad. Next, now Putin entered his troops into Crimea and everybody afraid that big war could start there. He (Putin) used a farcical reason to cover his agression: "to protect Russian citizens" looks like he didn't learn a history in his school... if he did, he knew that Ukrainians are the best partisans of the last centuries, like Sidor Kovpak whose army acted in the rear of Hitler. And the problem is: Russians and Ukrainians looking alike and speak the same language, so, in the day partisans could be civil, but in the night - rebels, right in Moscow! just phrase: sow the wind, reap the whirlwind there are many sides of the conflict in Ukraine, some are inside and some are outside( and those are not just Putin alone...), one word: geopolitics...that means this: if you look as a food, you'll be swallowed up sooner or later well, the Russian border is just 50 miles to Kharkov and their tanks could get my city in 2 hours, so, I even thought, maybe, we had better to emigrate? My son lives in Australia 8 years, but this affair is too expensive for me to get something like a citizenship or other thing there.
Last edited by Alek; 03/03/14 08:23 AM.
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