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In Bulgaria so far the electricity price has not gone up and we are getting small rebates from the profits of exports.
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@MazzaEliLi7406 -SADLY not they can not. And Sky was the only news channel I could find that showed the massive celebrations in the streets of the Donbas region of Ukraine where people were flying Russian flags and partying in the street. NOW I am sure there are people very unhappy as well - but if you watch the BBC its the worst thing in the world for the people of that region... NO objective reporting any longer at the BBC.
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@3373just - Forgive me - I was not being rude earlier, I was literally going out the door with my dog. I don't know THAT much, I don't live there but I do know people in Ukraine and I have a good friend in Sevastopol, Crimea. None of the people I know are pro-Russia. Has Russia sent people to Donbas??? More likely people have migrated economically as Donbas is an industrialised area of Ukraine next to a pretty run-down part of Russia and 30 years is a LONG time since the referendum in 91/92 - 50% of the people that voted in that referendum are now DEAD. The region is very pro-Russian. And what probably helps is when Russia took Crimea. They didn't just annexe it and turn it into a concentration camp - they mumped billions of Rubles into its infrastructure - it has a massive new shiny bridge to Russia and rail links - my friend used to run an estate agents - that went bust cos all of a sudden no one wanted to live there... She now owns a high end beauty spa in the mountains where rich Russian women go for 2 weeks. So if YOU live in Donbas and you look at Crimea which is BOOMING [somewhat artificially - its done for a reason] since the Russians took over you are going to want the Russians to take over your area so YOU can work in a beauty spa and not a steel factory built in the 1970's... Life under the Russian regime has NOT been the living hell that the west makes it out to be for the people of Crimea - for many it has improved - for some it has got worse - but mostly it just continues.
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@3373just - As you say - its complicated. The main thing I would say is that for the VAST majority of people in Ukraine life would be almost identical under the Russian government to Ukrainian government. The people that REALLY would notice the difference are the politicians and the elites, so as always they send the ordinary peop[le off to war with tails of horror and atrocities to come if they don't fight to save the country [on behalf of the elites].
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I 100% BELIEVE THE IDIOTS OF THE UK will buy this argument, after Brexit I have NO confidence that the British public can tell the difference between a banana and a pork sausage. BREXIT has opened my eyes to how thick the British public truly is.
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YOUR IQ WILL BE LOWER They missed that one off the list and its the only one that has proven true...!!!
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@1inchPunchBowl - Why would I fight? The people in the Donbas region are in the streets celebrating and waving Russian flags. 70% of people over 60 here voted to return to communism... The world is not in reality like the propaganda the UK and US news media makes it out to be...
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@3373just - OK - I don't have time for this so quickly 1) They DID NOT in Donbas compared to other areas, FYI Donetsk is IN Donbas. 2) in 1992 [i think not 91] they were NOT voting for independence from Russia - they were voting to leave the communist USSR - this is NOT the same thing 3) The vote was 94% in favour of becoming an independent capitalist country - this was MASSIVELY influenced by lying propaganda by the west about how great capitalism was 4) The majority of people in Eastern Europe are very angry about the lies as to how great life would be under capitalism - even many of the younger ones I dont have time to keep going but I could go up to points 15 or 16 16) people change their mind - only 25% of people would vote for Brexit if the referendum were held today
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