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MichaelTryn
Joined 2014
Posts: 308

current events

7 years ago

HI , and best wishes to all. I saw hsvgo's post about traveling to Brisbane then to Ukraine. With the U.S. media deleting Ukraine news, I've gone to Youtube. I saw the Maidan anniversary in Kiev from Feb. with the mob throwing bricks @ police and tear gas. Lately the Donbass blockade today. I did NOT know they formed their own RADA in the east, and cut off sending money to Kiev. It will be INTERESTING when California files to secede from the U.S., we all know that is coming, as they can get the 600K signatures easily. The whole west coast is blue as we know. Re the Ukraine language: "No one needs it, if they want work !" I recently took my daughter's laptop to the arab down the street. The woman behind the counter was Russian from Latvia, and her brother left for Belgium as there is no work in Latvia. "These places did NOT take German in school, and therefore can not get work!" The world has no use for these languages. They can sit and wave the flag tho. On another topic, I am bored most of the time, just watching the mkt. I test drove an AUDI A5 this morning, it WAS NICE with backup cameras, sunroof switch, GPS. it was a 2015 and the guy wanted about
$23 k. Very nice car., do I need it ,no. my Mitsu is running good. I would like to be on a sailboat in Fla maybe, winter has been mild near Chi, but 30's all next week. Sorry to read about the attack in Carpathi. Take care guys!

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