Tag Archives: Vitaly Klichko

Ukraine War Day #177: More Fun Palace Intrigues

Posted on August 19, 2022 by yalensis

A wealthy farmer left his only daughter with a magnificent dowry: When he died, she inherited vineyards, forests, lakes, rivers, mountains, farmlands, as far as the eye could see; servants as numerous as the sands of the desert; and hoards … Continue reading →

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Central Heating Crisis In Ukraine – Part I

Posted on October 6, 2018 by yalensis

Dear Readers: Now that we are into October, it is time to talk about the issue of central heating.  Urban central heating is one of the features of post-Soviet states.  To my knowledge (and somebody please correct me if I … Continue reading →

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Babi Yar Acquires Jew-Hating Heroine

Posted on February 26, 2017 by yalensis

Dear Readers: My starting point for today’s post is this short piece from PolitNavigator, penned by Semen Doroshenko in Kiev.  The headline: Klichko Unveiled in Babi Yar a Statue to the Nationalist Poet Who Worked for the Germans During the … Continue reading →

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As Ukraine Prepares For the Earth — Let Mother Nature Decide Who Was Right

Posted on October 16, 2016 by yalensis

In the Northern Hemisphere, Winter is just around the corner.  The bears in the Moscow Zoo are yawning and getting ready to hibernate.  Human beings throughout Europe are donning sweaters and tuning up their natural gas furnaces. In Ukraine, leaders of government … Continue reading →

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“Мы сыны батрацкие” – Shchors Still Rides On in Kiev

Posted on May 4, 2016 by yalensis

Dear Readers, You may have heard about the “de-Communization” laws in the Ukraine.  The current pro-nationalist government has embarked upon a wide-ranging ideological project to completely rewrite the history of that country.  Those who used to be villains — the … Continue reading →

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