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Music and Art at the Ukrainian Institute of America
Posted by chris on August 25, 2005 at 16:45:59:
In Reply to: I have acquired new knowledge posted by mseidner on August 24, 2005 at 17:57:15:
The negatives, meaning, Mark Seidner has come to realize that the New Ukraine is for real, and he is not willing to accept the Ukrainian people, their culture and language. Also, I suspect that Mr. Seidner has been invloved in less than honest dealings in Sevastopol, particularly in the real estate business, and has become just a little uncertain about his future, once taken for granted. The Russian Navy will be kicked out by 2012, that's just in 6-7 years, and with it the economy of Sevastopol will disappear. It's like the US military moving out of San Diego, an anology Mr. Seidner must be very familiar with. Moscow would be the next step for Mr. Seidner, except even he must realize, that moving to Russia would be 10 times worse that staying in that "bad, nationalistic Ukraine". Mr. Seidner suffers from one of the classic Jewish diseases, that is, being unable to differentiate between national aspirations of a given unique culture, and fascism or nazism. He has consistently accused Ukrainians who cherish their culture, traditions and language as fascists and nazis. That's what Soviet mentality will do to you. Can you humor us, Mr. Seidner, just where your future residence might be? I would be willing to pay for your one way ticket out of Ukraine. (Just kidding, although I can afford it easily!)I hear that you think very highly of Uganda, Paraguay and the Dominican Republic. Any truth to that?