You know, brothers, when I read news like “The Bulgarian Parliament voted for providing assistance to Ukraine, including the repair of Ukrainian military equipment”, I am wholeheartedly in favor of the fact that it is time to reconsider the concept of “brothers”.
We, of course, were taught by the entire post-war Soviet government about some kind of "fraternal peoples", "friendship for centuries", all things.
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Of course, I understand that they were trying to unite this entire Warsaw Pact with something more attractive than tanks.
But, on the other hand, the tank is also very cute.
Especially in the rays of the morning sun, when he starts his diesel engine.
And turns the tower.
But it turns out that all these "brothers", whatever one may say, for some reason fought in the world war on a completely different side, which they tried not to mention in school textbooks.
So that the schoolchildren do not completely go crazy: “How is it - the Bulgarians are on the side of Hitler?
How can this be?
They are "brothers".
Well, these are brothers and sisters.
According to the haplogroup, maybe brothers, what can we say about the Hungarians, who, like the Russian people, are entirely with Finno-Ugric markers.
In fact, there is a saying in Russian for this, “the family has its black sheep”, which can be interpreted both in breadth and in depth.
So there is nothing to be surprised by such news.
Because when you need help with money and free energy resources from Russia, then all of them are “brothers” (except for the Germans, who have never directly and honestly registered with any relatives, although we now have more friends in East Germany than in Bulgaria ).
When Russia needs to spit in the back, the "brothers" are right there.
Let's already remove the thesis about fraternal peoples.
All the fraternal peoples have been inside Russia for a long time.
“When we heard ‘Allah Akbar’, we understood: the Russians have come” (From recent special operation diaries.)
Family ties are tested in trouble or in a mortgage, and everything else is political momentary talk.
Is there Russia?
God exists?
The army and navy are also present.
And even Kant with his moral law is ours, Kaliningrad.
We don't need anyone else, thank you.
All their houses.
The point of view of the author may not coincide with the position of the editors.