Ukrainian Snapshots

Snapshot 1.

Once upon a time, my four-year-old boy ordered a tank fight. He had a full set of them that Grandma most likely bought him, due to the fact that I didn't. There was a regulation in the game that my tanks couldn't shoot, and my Son's tanks were indestructible. I agreed to the rules, and... I lost the tank fight.

Now Putin is trying to propose akin rules to Ukraine.

Snapshot 2.

To the train I drive to work, I take the bus. I have about 5 minutes to change, and it almost always works. Today, however, the bus was 2 minutes late and the ground was already closed. The bus could not scope the halt and stopped 30 meters earlier. People begged him to let them go or they wouldn't make it to the train. Unfortunately, there is an idiotic ban on letting passengers off the bus halt (idiotical, due to the fact that nobody is in danger erstwhile the bus is in traffic before crossing). The driver of the people did not release, which led people to rage, and that he was Ukrainian, hating Ukraine on the bus until she buzzed.

Snapshot 3.

Putinovian agents from the Confederate and PiSu vote in the European Parliament against Europe's "compression" military threat from the east. I can't aid but wonder how you can be stupid adequate to want to vote for these 2 parties. And yet half the Poles want to do so. At the same time, I fishy something around 1 percent would like to live under Russia's shoe. How do I explain the difference of 50% and 1%? I don't see any another reason another than utmost stupidity.

Michał Leszczyński