Еще из сотен примеров, почему мы ведем нашу деятельность.
Итоги т.н. "дерусифицикации" ЖК "Одесские традиции".
Вывеска на русском снята по требованию "языковых активистов", по типу приехавшего в Одессу из села Новоселица Кировоградской области Демьяна Ганула.
Когда все закончится, все снесенные и опороченные памятники и объекты будут восстановлены, а "профессиональные патриоты" будут найдены, если не успеют слинять за рубеж!
Еще из сотен примеров, почему мы ведем нашу деятельность.
Итоги т.н. "дерусифицикации" ЖК "Одесские традиции".
Вывеска на русском снята по требованию "языковых активистов", по типу приехавшего в Одессу из села Новоселица Кировоградской области Демьяна Ганула.
Когда все закончится, все снесенные и опороченные памятники и объекты будут восстановлены, а "профессиональные патриоты" будут найдены, если не успеют слинять за рубеж!
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