Subj : Russia and Ukraine
To   : Alan Ianson
From : alexander koryagin
Date : Tue Jun 07 2022 09:07 am

Hi, Alan Ianson!
I read your message from 01.06.2022 11:05

 AI> <skipped>
 ak>> You are wrong -- as "liberators of Russian population" in

 AI> First you were liberating Ukraine and now you are "liberators of
 AI> Russian population". Make up your mind.

Western part of Ukraine is a nationalist hive and has always been, even
in the USSR. So the most sober policy is to free the south and east of
Ukraine where population is still pro-Russian, even after the havoc of
the war.

 AI> <skipped>
 ak>> You compare Russian invasion with the invasion of Germany in 1941
 ak>> and it is your main mistake.

 AI> No mistake. Ask yourself "why would Ukrainians sell their wheat to
 AI> Russians" when they have already many customers waiting. They
 AI> wouldn't do that.

 AI> Why would Russia buy wheat from Ukraine when they have much
 AI> already, not blockaded in any way?

It's easy - people (peasants for instance) should live -- they sell
their goods to have money and buy other goods. The idea that they should
lie on ground and die is wrong. There is no a single motive for Russia
to stole wheat. Why? Russia can buy it.

Bye, Alan!
Alexander Koryagin
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