Siberia said:
.... Most Crimeans are happy to re-join Russia, and we are happy to have them back with us.
- you mean the "Crymean referendum", no? It was on March, 16. And why on the мedal "For the return of the Crimea", which Putin awards his warriors and authorities, the interesting dates of the military operation are engraved - 20.02.14-18.03.14?
It turns out that the "referendum" was carried out 3 weeks after the start of Russia this operation?
And the February 20 is the date of two another extraordinary events. Date of the massacre in Kiev, when Yanukovych snipers killed several dozen of protestants from the Maidan. And the date of arrival at Kiev airport of the group of FSB officers led by FSB Colonel-General Sergei Beseda - and Putin's Personal assistant - Surkov.
In addition to them, by the day of the massacre in Kiev have already been:
From the Border Service of the Russian Federation:
1 Colonel Vladimir Usanov
2 Konstantin Groşev
3. Sergey Malov
4 Evgeny Mirolov
5 Andrey Chelishev
6 Sergey Antipin
7 Vitaly Belan
8 Alexander Kalitka
9 Ilya Chervjakov
10 Alexander Nikolaev
From the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service:
1 Lieutenant-General Mikhail Ionov
2 Colonel Andrey Golubev
3 Colonel Sergey Minayeff
From the Main Intelligence Directorate of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces:
1 Colonel Alexander Naumov
2 Colonel Alexander Samuli
3 Colonel Cyril Kolyuchkin
4 Captain 2nd Rank Eduard Belashev
5 Colonel Pavel Popov
From the FSB:
1 General-Major Gennady Sviridov
2 Colonel Viktor Chashchin
Maybe you can explain the reason for the strange presence in Kiev of such a large group of Russian experts of a very specific profile in the most tragic day of post-war history of our city?
Most of them are Russians, the children of the Great defenders of Sevastopol from fascism
- Really? And what about the descendants of Russian immigrants, which Moscow authorities brought there from Russia after all Crimean Tatars and Crymean Greeks were deported from there in 1944? No Germans at that time in the Crimea. Neither the German invaders or local Germans who settled in the Crimea together with Russian since the late 18th century. They local Germans who played a solid role in Crymean economy and culture were deported in 1941 - and Moscow never allowed them to return to their homes after the war.
In 1944 it was a barbaric deportation of small peoples of the USSR - Crimean Tatars, Crimean Greeks, Kalmyks, Balkars, Karachays, Meskhetian Turks, Karapapaks, Chechens and Ingushs, which was reminiscent of the worst pages of Nazi ethnic practice during the Second World War.
And you go ahead with your jealousy and greed. Dream on.
- Jealousy to whom? To the inhabitants of your Putinland? Are you kidding me? Ukrainians live on their own lands. And you Russians could just dream of the lands of such fertility and natural conditions. This is not a loam and permafrost of your Russia.
And what kind of greed are you talking about? Maybe - the Ukrainians got on Russia and took a piece of its national territory this year? Maybe - it is Ukrainians who made a real nightmare in Chechnya in the course of the colonial policy of tsarism 19th century and killed about a hundred of thousands of local residents, no? Most of them were killed in the land of their Chechen ancestors that have not been Russian until 19 century. Then the whole world saw how Russia deals with separatism in its territory. And along the way Russia went out of climbs to initiate separatism in the lands of its neighbors. Maybe - it is Ukraine tore big chunks of Georgia in Abkhazia and South Ossetia - and Moldova in Transnistria - and put there their garrisons and their warriors?
In Crimea, within one and a half century you arranged a real multi-ethnic pogrom, and now cry that "Crimea is Russian!". I recall that at the time of the Crimean War (mid-19th century) less than 10 thousand Russian lived there.
Go sell your printers and forget about aviation, for you and your ilk have almost ruined it yourself already. Putin suggested you unprecedented contracts for aircrafts, but you have refused lately, for which decision I can see only one sober explanation: you're gonna need all the avia kerosene this winter so that you didn't freeze your fascist as*s out!
Your version of my profile is a little outdated and not correct. I've never been a sales manager. And the level of a manager I outgrew more than 15 years ago. As for the aviation, take a trip to any of your airport and a look at what the Russians are flying now - and if there are many airliners built in Russia there.
Just do not forget to take a Validolum.
Russia had a real chance to make a breakthrough in transport aircraft building together with Ukraine. But the policy always walked in front of your business, and show-off - ahead of common sense. Therefore, you did not let our aircraft industry to rise from its knees and ruined your own. I know that well from my friends that ended up MAI - Moscow Aviation Institute, and communicate with their former classmates since. And I have not heard that Ukraine produced aircrafts or aircraft engines on your license. But on the Ukrainian license Russia produces our new AN-148 and first-class Ukrainian engines.
No more comments, you can go on with your absurd ideas further if you wish, I've said enough.