Re: To Yanko

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Posted by Taras on June 15, 2000 at 22:00:55:

In Reply to: Re: To Yanko posted by Yanko on June 15, 2000 at 01:41:47:

: : Yes, I might not have definate solutions to the problems facing Ukraine.

: Then I recommend you go to college, learn, think -- until you do have definite solutions. Because Ukraine has a sort of mild dictatorship right now, and we certainly do not need it to become any worse.

: : But at least I am willing to look for solutions, which is more than i can says for ALL of the Ukrainian population living with me in the Detroit area.

: May be that is because there is not any Ukrainian population in the Detroit area -- just some Americans of Ukrainian origin.

: : In regards to your question, I was born in Ukraine and lived there until i was about twelve. I go visit Ukraine almost every summer and keep up on current events.

: I am glad to hear this. What about all those "Ukrainians" of Detroit area you mentioned? I thought so.

: : I was passionate about the situation plagueing Ukraine

: See, it is not "the situation" that is plagueing Ukraine. It's the people who created and are in control of that rotten system. To win Ukraine back from them, we have to be stronger and smarter than they are -- so, study hard and go to college.

: : ever since I could remember, due to my patriotic grandparents and great-grandparent.

: Loving your motherland is like loving a woman -- in both cases you need not only passion, but certain ability as well, otherwise your love may remain unappreciated.

: : I believe that it is up to me and others like me to try and save Ukraine.

: I share this belief with you.

: : This might sound rediculous, but if we dont try SOMETHING,ANYTHING than absolutely nothing will happen.

: You are right. But if we try ANYTHING we might well lose -- and then absolutely nothing will change. We have no right to lose. So, study hard and go to college.

Alright, point well taked. I'm planning to go to college and "study hard," but I would not be surprised if Ukraine was nothing but rubble when I graduate. Nevertheless, you must understand that I am searching for patriots like you at this point in my life, so that when I am actually ready to put my words into action, I will not be taken for a fool. The belive that the more people you know, the better off you are.
Oh, I was wondering if you are not the young man from Canada which i met on my plane trip to Ukraine? He looked around 22 and spoke in the same way that you do. I don't remember his name, but he had medium sideburns and black, slicked-back hair. If you are not this man, than just ignore the previous. Truthfully, I would really like hearing some of your opinions on how to fix the situation in my homeland.

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: : : Yes, I might not have definate solutions to the problems facing Ukraine. : : Then I recommend you go to college, learn, think -- until you do have definite solutions. Because Ukraine has a sort of mild dictatorship right now, and we certainly do not need it to become any worse. : : : But at least I am willing to look for solutions, which is more than i can says for ALL of the Ukrainian population living with me in the Detroit area. : : May be that is because there is not any Ukrainian population in the Detroit area -- just some Americans of Ukrainian origin. : : : In regards to your question, I was born in Ukraine and lived there until i was about twelve. I go visit Ukraine almost every summer and keep up on current events. : : I am glad to hear this. What about all those "Ukrainians" of Detroit area you mentioned? I thought so. : : : I was passionate about the situation plagueing Ukraine : : See, it is not "the situation" that is plagueing Ukraine. It's the people who created and are in control of that rotten system. To win Ukraine back from them, we have to be stronger and smarter than they are -- so, study hard and go to college. : : : ever since I could remember, due to my patriotic grandparents and great-grandparent. : : Loving your motherland is like loving a woman -- in both cases you need not only passion, but certain ability as well, otherwise your love may remain unappreciated. : : : I believe that it is up to me and others like me to try and save Ukraine. : : I share this belief with you. : : : This might sound rediculous, but if we dont try SOMETHING,ANYTHING than absolutely nothing will happen. : : You are right. But if we try ANYTHING we might well lose -- and then absolutely nothing will change. We have no right to lose. So, study hard and go to college. : Alright, point well taked. I'm planning to go to college and "study hard," but I would not be surprised if Ukraine was nothing but rubble when I graduate. Nevertheless, you must understand that I am searching for patriots like you at this point in my life, so that when I am actually ready to put my words into action, I will not be taken for a fool. The belive that the more people you know, the better off you are. : Oh, I was wondering if you are not the young man from Canada which i met on my plane trip to Ukraine? He looked around 22 and spoke in the same way that you do. I don't remember his name, but he had medium sideburns and black, slicked-back hair. If you are not this man, than just ignore the previous. Truthfully, I would really like hearing some of your opinions on how to fix the situation in my homeland.

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