Agent23
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Do you even know what Roshen is?
Chekov's Donbass Thread
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Ukraine is average corrupted state whoch worship banderites - BUT,they do not started war.They do not take slaves,murdered cyvilians,and enslaved children.According to the US/Ukraine.
Anything that sloppy Joe, the US MIC, the EUSSR's politbureau and Shillary are somehow involved in is something I see as worth opposing.
As to Ukraine, well it is an even bigger shithole than most of Eastern Europe, and there were those lovely leaks about Greenie in the Paradise Papers, for an actor from a shithole country, that dude is very rich.
And we also have Pigoshenko and his ilk, too, anyone who produces such garbage as Roshen can not be good.
Kgbstan did all those things.Frankly,they behave like 13th century mongols.
With one difference - mongols WERE COMPETENT GENOCIDERS.Kgbstan are weak monsters.
And,there is no need for weak monsters on Earth.If you are monster,you must be strong.
Yes, it's the chocolate business that Petro Poroshenko owns.
We have previously bought some of their candies at my local Persian-American grocery store.
Agent23
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Yup, and every single one of the candies made by that company that I have tried sucks ass.
Also, how the hell is someone bothering to stock thst crap considering all of their factories are in Yurup?
I'd think that it would be cheaper to by from Mexico or another nearby low cost producer of you want "exotic" stuff.
Anyway, since we are in spitting distance of Ukraine, we get lots of thet crap.
I tried some of that company's aero chocolate (the type ther has air bubbles in) and it was inferior to the local LZ brand.
I tried a few others, like bars with some filling, regular and dark chocolate and the like.
Total crap.
I have tried Hershey's and it was much better.
Even our local Svogie and the Milca from Romania taste better.
And we aren't even getting into real quality territory, like Heidi(Romanian) and Masha(Czech)
There is a slot E.Weddel, but that is probably a distsnt third where this stuff is concerned.
Heidi for instance is better than Lidt, although Lindt have a few interesting variants like the 99% cocoa, aka eating sandpaper.
In general Soviet chocolate production was below par in every way, and it is still evident, since the Russian chocolates I have tried are usually harder and more bitter than most.And it is not just cocoa content, that aforementioned 99% Lindt goes down easier.
This Persian grocery store is carrying a lot of items from all over the world. They even have some food from places like India and Pakistan, I think.
I will admit that I haven't tried all that many other European chocolates other than the Belgian kind, and those were divine.
Agent23
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Sounds like at least for once your lack of taste is based around actual lack of experience and not, you know, your poor taste in general.
I like Belgian Chocolate candies and Truffles, but their chocolate bars I have limited experience with.
Only brand I can think of is Cachet and for whatever reason there are only weird combos like Salt and Caramel around here.
Heidi IMHO had better value for money.
Toblerones are decent, too.
Now, go educate yourself further.
Ukraine would be better with ANY OTHER TUTELAGE THEN THAT DELIVERED BY MOSCOV.
Which ducks?
Agent23
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A meme I posted in the memes thread.
Admiral Chekov
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On December 6th, 2022, Ukrainian army shelled Donetsk. Hits included a large shopping center, Donetsk's main Christian Orthodox church, largest sports stadium (Donbass Arena), a large indoor market, City Youth Center. 8 civilians reported killed, at least 11 people wounded. It is believed that the shelling was a way of "celebrating" the Ukrainian Army Day
Sources: "Typical Donetsk", a channel by & for Donetsk residents in Telegram, other Donetsk media
Near the covered market
Universitetskaya (University) Street, a block of flats
Sources: "Typical Donetsk", a channel by & for Donetsk residents in Telegram, other Donetsk media
Near the covered market
Universitetskaya (University) Street, a block of flats
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Admiral Chekov
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No doubt, prose and verses will be written about events in Ukraine. Some of them will be translated to English (especially those, that fall in line with the Western media's viewpoint). Quite possibly, you'll come across those works. But, while reading them, remember - Donetsk and Luhansk were there first, by many years
Here's a translation from Russian of a poem by Anna Revyakina. Anna was born and lives in Donetsk. She is a poet, a playwright, an actress. Candidate of Economic Sciences; Associate Professor of the Department of International Economics of Donetsk National University. Since 2014, her poetry often addresses the themes of war and the crimes of radical Kiev regime against the people of Donbass
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If someone says otherwise - don't believe them!
War only happens in films.
War doesn't kill kids, nor old people;
Nor even men in camouflagе gear.
It’s all staged with cardboard action;
A director's brainchild, a made-up tale.
Because war is absolutely beyond rational,
A total absence of prospects ahead.
Because, if you give it a sliver of hope
Of persuading you that this lead rain is for real...
No, it's better to think that, after the credits roll,
You'll simply get up and walk away on wonky feet.
That, once home, you'll unload on the table
Your wallet, cell phone; a ticket, already dog-eared.
Except that, there's no home, just wound-like craters -
For nigh on eight Donbass years.
For nigh on eight Donbass years.
For nigh on eight Donbass years.
Here's a translation from Russian of a poem by Anna Revyakina. Anna was born and lives in Donetsk. She is a poet, a playwright, an actress. Candidate of Economic Sciences; Associate Professor of the Department of International Economics of Donetsk National University. Since 2014, her poetry often addresses the themes of war and the crimes of radical Kiev regime against the people of Donbass
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If someone says otherwise - don't believe them!
War only happens in films.
War doesn't kill kids, nor old people;
Nor even men in camouflagе gear.
It’s all staged with cardboard action;
A director's brainchild, a made-up tale.
Because war is absolutely beyond rational,
A total absence of prospects ahead.
Because, if you give it a sliver of hope
Of persuading you that this lead rain is for real...
No, it's better to think that, after the credits roll,
You'll simply get up and walk away on wonky feet.
That, once home, you'll unload on the table
Your wallet, cell phone; a ticket, already dog-eared.
Except that, there's no home, just wound-like craters -
For nigh on eight Donbass years.
For nigh on eight Donbass years.
For nigh on eight Donbass years.
Admiral Chekov
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This has been happening since the US-funded Kiev coup in 2014. Look up my posts with photos and videos in Donetsk thread on SpaceBattles, if you want. More of the same, basically. I only regret that I haven't started earlier. I started posting around the end of 2020. Got banned in 2022, for posting a photo of Donetsk children, hiding in a bomb shelter, comparing it with a photo of Newt from "Aliens"... I'm half-Russian/half-Ukrainian, btw
Honestly given everything that's happened, I wouldn't be surprised if it was Russia doing the shelling.
Agent23
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Honestly I would not be surprised if the person that actually comes from the area in question has a better understanding of the situation than a bunch of rando Americans half a world away that couldn't tell you anything about Ukraine before this all started and that have watched way too much CNN and are high on their own country's propaganda and messianic gibberish.Honestly given everything that's happened, I wouldn't be surprised if it was Russia doing the shelling.
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Agent23
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To further elaborate my point.
Applying Hayek's "Local Knowledge" Insight to Foreign Policy By: David Henderson
Applying Hayek's "Local Knowledge" Insight to Foreign Policy By: David Henderson