Absolutely love Hungary 🇭🇺,when I lived in Czechoslovakia we do often trips to Budapest and summers we spent on Balaton,after we emigrated to Australia,every our trip to Europe we visited Budapest,great food,great people,and I love Orban, I don’t see him as dictator I see him like man who loves his country and his people,plus he has big moral values which are missing in Eu because of liberal leaders I didn’t like Soviet Union,but Russia is not Soviet U. and I don’t see Putin as dictator either, West is always talking about democracy,in Covid era western countries had dictatorship unfortunately,democracy died I absolutely agree with Alex and Alexander 2 Greece gentlemen,
I`m from Slovenia and I visited Hungary a couple of times. Twice I went there on holiday. The first time I went there, I felt exactly like you, Ania. I was surprised by how similar their physique and mentality were to ours. The people are very friendly and kind. I find Hungary very beautiful, I love their architecture, and of course, their food :) It`s no wonder that Empress Elisabeth alias Sissy was so in love with Hungary and its people :) P.S.: I adore all your beautiful tops. You always look so lovely :) I must add that in later videos, I detected sadness in your eyes. A sadness that many of us feel. We are living in difficult times and it`s even harder when you`re an empath. Sometimes I run out of ideas on how to shield myself. I hope everything goes to plan for you and that eventually, you will find a place that will resonate with you. If I had the opportunity to go somewhere, I would probably choose Russia. Had anybody told me 20 years ago that I would say such a thing in 2022, I would have died of laughter because for various reasons, in my younger years, Russia had never been on my radar, not even for a visit, leave alone as a permanent home. Well, times are changing and we are changing with them. Take care, my friend! Sending many thanks, hugs, light, and love your way.
Dearest Ania….it’s like we live in parallel worlds! Those of us with consciousness and those that live in dream world, with absolutely no awareness of reality!
Friends, many years ago, Carlo Cipolla, a professor of economic history at the University of California, published an essay outlining the fundamental laws of a force he perceived as humanity’s greatest existential threat: Stupidity. It became a popular book later “ The basic laws of human stupidity”. Well, it is rather a harsh and offensive word nowadays, so let’s change it to terms such as a lack of common sense and altered perception of reality. This is something you are born with or without, thus it is not anybody’s fault. So, he postulated his five laws. The very first law could explain a lot: “Law 1: Always and inevitably everyone underestimates the number of stupid individuals in circulation.”
Hi Ania. Thanks for your video. People of Crimea are and were always Russian even though during Soviet Union time the name of the land was changed. People remained the same, generation to generation. When Ukranian conflict started in 2013-2014 when the "New" Ukrainian Government started to promote Bandera's ideology, Russian speakers in Crimea wanted to join Russia just because they didn't agree with the new ideology, and they saw ethnic discrimination and after Odessa tragedy they definitely decided that the new Ukraine wasn't their country any more. So, yes, Crimea was always ethnicly Russian land.
Let's take a look at the latest statistics in Russia: About 80% support Vladimir Putin's current policy, 20% are against it. I think that this emigrant girl is included in these 20% who are against. It is necessary to treat everyone with respect - this is democracy.
I went to five mall cities in Hungary this summer. Hungary is not Budapest. The architecture is so beautiful and the people are very warm. I 💙Hungary. Oh, and I love Hungarian gulas stew. Beautiful country. 😊
Ania I’m not surprised of the feedback from a great city of Eastern Europe. It’s a reminder of why everything is being revealed and in the time is taking. Many people have been taken by lies and I’m not surprised of their opinions. My family lives in Romania and my cousins in Bucharest are all jabbed and love the EU. My family in the country side feel differently. I used to be frustrated at how slow things are moving along esp knowing people are being purposely injured or worse and although this makes me a bit sad I see we have to have patience and faith. Thank you 🙏
That exhibition of damaged Russian munitions from Ukraone sounds a little over obsessive wrt Russiaphobia. Poland's love affair with Ukraine is more than a little nuts, which makes little sense given the heightened admiration of Bandera in Ukraine, not only amongst Azov.
@@maggiemay3520 most of the people who live there do identify as being from polish descent. The problems will come form the banderarite nazys. Who hate everyone and try try kill everyone.
Pani Aniu, podziękownaia za film. Jadę z Panią, nie mogę już wytrzymać głównie dlatego, że ludzie zdają się nie rozumieć co się dzieje i nie ma z kim rozmawiać😳
I love Budapest! Like you said, it has a very special energy and the people are so very friendly. But the countryside has it's charm too. If only the language wouldn't be so hard to learn....lol
Have you seen Bush seniors Chicken Kiev speech? He was Director of the CIA involved in operation Gladio. He shook hand with Stetsko of the OUN in creating the banderite insurgency.
Talking directly to people is as accurate as it gets. Appreciate your work. You and iearl grey are my go to’s for true perspective. Much thanks to Duran for the tips.
Thank you Ania for another wonderful video. I think when countries joined the EU they had a vision of a better future. In reality we are going around in circles and no clear vision. We need to create a better future with or without the EU. Bureaucracy and corruption and who really knows what the agenda is re Ukraine. I have a feeling its a money making scheme while innocent lives are being destroyed.
Just shows how different people's beliefs & perceptions can be; and of course everyone believes their beliefs & perceptions are the objective reality Thank you for sharing your experiences Ania
You mentioned Gdansk, my father was born there and was taken into the German army during their invasion, he was in a convey going through France when they were attacked by the French resistance most people were killed but the French realized he was Polish so took him away to recover. He never talked much about that time but somehow he got to Africa and joined the Free Polish army. The reason I mentioned this is I can’t understand why the Polish people are supporting Ukraine?
Crimea peninsula and Ukrainian Black Sea Coast. Used to be part of Crimean Khanate, a Turkic successor state to the Golden Horde. The primeer industry of the Crimean Khanate was raiding Polish and Russian lands and capturing slaves and selling them to Ottoman Empire. During this time, even thought these lands are increadibly fertile. They were barren because the raiding made it impossible to live there. The raids and protection against them consumed a huge part of the resources of Poland and Russia each year, and is one of the reasons Sweden could go toe to toe with Russia even thought it had a much smaller economic and demographic base. When Russia conquered Crimean Khanate and put a stop to the raids. It became safe to do agriculture there. And population sky rocketed. Southern Ukraine was re-populated by immigration from all over, Russians, Poles, Germans, Greeks. And you can still see the borders of the Crimean Kahnate in the presidential election of 2010. Fun fact, Crimea was the last place where the ancient Germanic language of Gothic was spoken. Russian traveller recorded it in the 19th century.
It looks like this Russian woman coming from the Eastern part of Germany is another of those Russians who fell casualty of Uncle Sam. She's got him in her mind ...
In his speech, Duda not only uttered the usual "Crimea is Ukraine", comparing the peninsula with Gdansk or Lublin (they say, the same integral part of the country), but also wished that Zelensky would be his guide there after liberation. He remembered, he says, how warmly Mickiewicz wrote about Taurida, and he wanted to go there madly. I didn't want to until 2014, and then I wanted to! 😂 ❝ In his poems, Crimea was so close to Poland that I thought I could always reach out and touch Crimea. ❞ When the Polish leaders say this about the Ukrainian lands, my head immediately begins to throb: "Eastern Kres, Eastern Kres". Is Pan Duda licking his lips not only for Galicia and Volhynia? 😏 I think that Russia will respond to such quirks? Duda is not some ordinary politician singing a boring mantra about Crimea. It smells like an encroachment on territorial integrity, doesn't it? So far, only Zakharova (Foreign Ministry speaker) has reacted by comparing the words of the alpha Pole that Ukraine is "a country of huge opportunities with great prospects and huge natural resources" with Hitler's dictum regarding the use of the occupied territories.
Try visiting North East Hungary, where the National Parks are, South of the Border with Slovakia. It is Girgeous and the People are great. If I was younger, and able to stand the Cold Winters, tbh, I'd probably move there. I last visited in 2012, in a dreadful Summer, with the Weather so bad, I overstayed by 5 weeks as it just wasn't Safe to head back West on my Motorbike. .I'm only sad that is likely my last visit to Hungary. Bob. 👍
It is not only happening in Poland. I have a difficult time recognizing Canada now. I expect change as I get older but the last 5 years have had many changes forced on us. Changes no one voted for or agreed to.
Londoner here.. you know how I've felt for the past 10 years, possibly 15... For the record, I've met and worked with many Poles in London. And many of them even admitted/suggested before the brexit referendum the UK should vote to leave the EU.... That is a true story. Obviously not all Poles thought that but far more than i had anticipated.
@@simonesmit6708 As a Canadian myself, what has been happening in the last 5 years in Canada has really been building for decades. Please take the time to read the Canadian Bill of Rights written in the early 60s where the rights of a free human being were enshrined, then see the Charter of Rights writtten in the early 80s make those rights conditional by government authority, to where we are today as our government is makes it clear that you have no rights in this corporation we think of as Canada. People are now finally seeing the beast that was feed and nurtured for decades. It is imperative that we all ask ourselves what choices did we make along the way to allow this to happen.
Duda & Elensky had millions of sweet hugs & looks towards each other. 😅😆😁😁 They just want ppl to ship them😅😆😆 Crimea was always Russian plain & simple🤷♀️🤷♀️ As for Budapest I expect ppl there to be OK with EU bc usually the concentration of liberals is faaar larger in capital cities than in other parts of any country. Great that you had a good time in this wonderful city🤩🤩🤩😍
I spent a month in Budapest and a month in Szeged in 2019 and 2020. Such nice people, and I was charmed when several different random Hungarians told me they were American. I don't know if that's some Hungarian joke, but I read it as wonderful hospitality, i.e. they seem to be friendlier towards Americans than many other Europeans.
When Duda first became Poland's president I thought he was just a funny looking buffoon, but he turned out to be a traitor working as an actor in the same theatre as Zelensky.
I loved Hungary in 1975, but I was in the countryside more that Buda or Pest. I tried speaking Russian, and I was nearly spit on. Oddly, German worked! I explored bookstores and dairy farms and found the people outside of the cities laughed a lot and loved dogs...So sorry about Duda. I'm sure this means he would even be willing to send young Poles to defend that Azov regime. Hopefully the citizens will not allow this.
The election results showed it in april: Orban and his party won in every part of Hungary, except for Budapest, if I'm not mistaken. Budapest is very liberal.
No, not at all. The difference between Orban and the opposition in the capital city was about 5%. Sot there are a lot of Fidesz voters in the capital city. And don't forget that one side was Fidesz, and the other side was union of 7 opposition-parties. So Fidesz alone is the strongest party in Budapest too. Since April there was 4 early election in Budapest and the Fidesz won 3 of 4 places.
Россия всегда была империей, империи рождаются, живут и умирают по своим законам и имеют свои особенности ((это не хорошо и не плохо, это данность), кстати, США тоже англо-саксонская империя подчинившая Европу. "Паны дерутся,- у холопов чубы трещат." Некоторые паны настолько хитры, что за них дерутся только холопы.
Dads parents , one German, one Austrian , both Jews , bugged out before WW2 , and came to America , some family fled to Italy , and I think some died in Poland , after the free train ride
The Economy of Crimea is as much a product of Moscow support as any flow of funds from Kyiv. The Residents understand that Kyiv does not support the place and stopped sending water after Russia last announced their Claim to the Farmers in that Peninsula. Like the San Diego area counting on money from Washington DC flowing into their area, the understanding that the support from Moscow is eveident and Kyiv contributes nothing......
Hard to believe you & Duda are from the same country. You look for the bonds & values that tie peoples together, he tries to tear them apart. The Polish govt has gone over the top in wanting to cancel Russia
Hi there ! Did you manage to try the amazing Cherry Cake made by Hungarian Bakers while there ? Actually it's Large Cherry looking Plums, and the time of year is about right for them to be Baking Them. Best Cake Ever 🎂 Best Wishes. Bob. 👍
@@Throughtheeyesof Damn ! Never saw it on my visits. I've missed out ! Though didn't miss out on the high strength Spirits , they're delicious too. Not sure how to spell it though Slibovitz ? 🤔
Ania, love your channel. You are so deep person. I would write honestly and am not going to be engaged in propaganda. I voted for Putin just once. And I am not his fan. He was indifferent to economy and I was not glad to it.The problem is that society in Russia is devided. There are liberals who are against Putin. Their vision of politics is Western liberal protecting LGBT values. This part of society are not very patriotic and is always ready to seek for better life in the West. The major group of people are more traditional. Putin is seemed to be traditional conservative who protects Russian interests. The question about freedom of speech can be disputive. But you may find a lot of liberal channels in YT like Yulia Pogrebijskaya who are against military operation. So nobody is imprisoned for telling something against this war. But Russian TV became more promilitary and it is obvious. As for negative againt Orban, I should say that society in the West is devided too. It is not only in Hungary where people are devided to liberals and conservatives. I see a lot of conservatives in US and other countries. I wish a peace and have opportunity to travel. I have never been to Poland and Hungary. But I think they are worth to be visited.
It was Polish, Prussian and German throughout the history. Not just German. Not just Polish. The point here is that Crimea is self govern, unlike none of those cities that Duda mentioned. They are both under the Polish government.
How ironic for President Duda to proclaim Crimea is as Ukrainian as Gdansk is Polish. I almost fell out of my chair laughing. I am sure the generations of residents of Danzig (now long dead) would disagree. Just fyi... I'm American. No Polish, Russian, Ukrainian or German heritage so I'm not picking sides. I simply recognize political pandering and gaslighting when it's served on a platter.
That woman with the dogs you met while having a coffee? Here's a flash for her: with a narrow-minded opinion of today's Russia, though she has not been there in twenty (20!) years? Russia does not need you. You are welcome to stay in Germany as it enjoys its ride to deindustrialization courtesy of the weak Olaf Schultz and the EU. Ania, too bad you did not make plans to meet her again in the spring after she has spent the coming winter dealing with all the promised hardships brought on by the failed Russian sanctions which have succeeded ONLY in bringing the EU and, of course, their ally the UK, to the brink of disaster.
Sounds like Crimea belonged to whoever overran it last for most of recorded history. In 1954, when Khrushchev made Krim part of Ukraine, he wasn't trying to do Ukraine SSR any favors. He did it to make them bear the cost of rebuilding it. It's a beautiful place with a tragic history for the most part. You can certainly argue Ukraine is not entitled to call it their own, but then again, neither is Russia. Both were colonizing powers, like Turkey. A lot of the people living there were forcibly relocated or simply eliminated to make space for Russians. It was a common Soviet method of control, applied brutally, and resulted in an enormous death total that will never be known, in Crimea and beyond. This version of Russia is doing the same to their "undesirables". I don't know what the right answer is for Crimea, but it is naïve to believe Moscow has its best interest at heart. Revisionism, repression and control seem to be the flavors of the day, and this is intensifying.
As a hungarian myself , I am glad you had a good experience about my home country . ❤️
Absolutely love Hungary 🇭🇺,when I lived in Czechoslovakia we do often trips to Budapest and summers we spent on Balaton,after we emigrated to Australia,every our trip to Europe we visited Budapest,great food,great people,and I love Orban, I don’t see him as dictator I see him like man who loves his country and his people,plus he has big moral values which are missing in Eu because of liberal leaders
I didn’t like Soviet Union,but Russia is not Soviet U. and I don’t see Putin as dictator either,
West is always talking about democracy,in Covid era western countries had dictatorship unfortunately,democracy died
I absolutely agree with Alex and Alexander 2 Greece gentlemen,
Alexander Mercouris and Alex Christoforou, " the Duran"
I`m from Slovenia and I visited Hungary a couple of times. Twice I went there on holiday.
The first time I went there, I felt exactly like you, Ania.
I was surprised by how similar their physique and mentality were to ours. The people are very friendly and kind. I find Hungary very beautiful, I love their architecture, and of course, their food :)
It`s no wonder that Empress Elisabeth alias Sissy was so in love with Hungary and its people :)
P.S.: I adore all your beautiful tops. You always look so lovely :) I must add that in later videos, I detected sadness in your eyes. A sadness that many of us feel. We are living in difficult times and it`s even harder when you`re an empath. Sometimes I run out of ideas on how to shield myself.
I hope everything goes to plan for you and that eventually, you will find a place that will resonate with you. If I had the opportunity to go somewhere, I would probably choose Russia.
Had anybody told me 20 years ago that I would say such a thing in 2022, I would have died of laughter because for various reasons, in my younger years, Russia had never been on my radar, not even for a visit, leave alone as a permanent home. Well, times are changing and we are changing with them.
Take care, my friend!
Sending many thanks, hugs, light, and love your way.
Fun fact : during the summer 1875 Sissi stayed in a manor that was eventually to belong my great grandfather in the Normandy.
Dearest Ania….it’s like we live in parallel worlds! Those of us with consciousness and those that live in dream world, with absolutely no awareness of reality!
Yes. Exactly.
My own experience here in Britain is that about 10% of live in reality, the rest, well you know.
Friends, many years ago, Carlo Cipolla, a professor of economic history at the University of California, published an essay outlining the fundamental laws of a force he perceived as humanity’s greatest existential threat: Stupidity.
It became a popular book later “ The basic laws of human stupidity”.
Well, it is rather a harsh and offensive word nowadays, so let’s change it to terms such as a lack of common sense and altered perception of reality. This is something you are born with or without, thus it is not anybody’s fault.
So, he postulated his five laws. The very first law could explain a lot:
“Law 1: Always and inevitably everyone underestimates the number of stupid individuals in circulation.”
Hi Ania. Thanks for your video.
People of Crimea are and were always Russian even though during Soviet Union time the name of the land was changed. People remained the same, generation to generation.
When Ukranian conflict started in 2013-2014 when the "New" Ukrainian Government started to promote Bandera's ideology, Russian speakers in Crimea wanted to join Russia just because they didn't agree with the new ideology, and they saw ethnic discrimination and after Odessa tragedy they definitely decided that the new Ukraine wasn't their country any more.
So, yes, Crimea was always ethnicly Russian land.
Let's take a look at the latest statistics in Russia: About 80% support Vladimir Putin's current policy, 20% are against it. I think that this emigrant girl is included in these 20% who are against. It is necessary to treat everyone with respect - this is democracy.
Thank you.
I went to five mall cities in Hungary this summer. Hungary is not Budapest. The architecture is so beautiful and the people are very warm. I 💙Hungary. Oh, and I love Hungarian gulas stew. Beautiful country. 😊
Ania I’m not surprised of the feedback from a great city of Eastern Europe. It’s a reminder of why everything is being revealed and in the time is taking. Many people have been taken by lies and I’m not surprised of their opinions. My family lives in Romania and my cousins in Bucharest are all jabbed and love the EU. My family in the country side feel differently. I used to be frustrated at how slow things are moving along esp knowing people are being purposely injured or worse and although this makes me a bit sad I see we have to have patience and faith. Thank you 🙏
That exhibition of damaged Russian munitions from Ukraone sounds a little over obsessive wrt Russiaphobia.
Poland's love affair with Ukraine is more than a little nuts, which makes little sense given the heightened admiration of Bandera in Ukraine, not only amongst Azov.
Not love affair, they will reclaim territory from western ukraine when it's all said and done.
@@maggiemay3520 most of the people who live there do identify as being from polish descent. The problems will come form the banderarite nazys. Who hate everyone and try try kill everyone.
@@maggiemay3520 Exactly what Austrians did. Read the history.
Good luck in your travels Ania
Pani Aniu, podziękownaia za film. Jadę z Panią, nie mogę już wytrzymać głównie dlatego, że ludzie zdają się nie rozumieć co się dzieje i nie ma z kim rozmawiać😳
Thanks Ania, you have a lovely soul. "Do not let your soul be troubled", "fear not", well, you know the rest! 🌺
I love Budapest! Like you said, it has a very special energy and the people are so very friendly. But the countryside has it's charm too. If only the language wouldn't be so hard to learn....lol
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Have you seen Bush seniors Chicken Kiev speech? He was Director of the CIA involved in operation Gladio. He shook hand with Stetsko of the OUN in creating the banderite insurgency.
Thankyou Ania for your wonderful video. I wish you all the best for the future and look after yourself. X
Talking directly to people is as accurate as it gets. Appreciate your work. You and iearl grey are my go to’s for true perspective. Much thanks to Duran for the tips.
I appreciate that
Thank you Ania for another wonderful video. I think when countries joined the EU they had a vision of a better future. In reality we are going around in circles and no clear vision. We need to create a better future with or without the EU. Bureaucracy and corruption and who really knows what the agenda is re Ukraine. I have a feeling its a money making scheme while innocent lives are being destroyed.
I saw you on the Duran! I’m from Hungary! Nice that you have visited us! I have been to Poland.
Just shows how different people's beliefs & perceptions can be; and of course everyone believes their beliefs & perceptions are the objective reality
Thank you for sharing your experiences Ania
You mentioned Gdansk, my father was born there and was taken into the German army during their invasion, he was in a convey going through France when they were attacked by the French resistance most people were killed but the French realized he was Polish so took him away to recover. He never talked much about that time but somehow he got to Africa and joined the Free Polish army. The reason I mentioned this is I can’t understand why the Polish people are supporting Ukraine?
Crimea peninsula and Ukrainian Black Sea Coast. Used to be part of Crimean Khanate, a Turkic successor state to the Golden Horde. The primeer industry of the Crimean Khanate was raiding Polish and Russian lands and capturing slaves and selling them to Ottoman Empire. During this time, even thought these lands are increadibly fertile. They were barren because the raiding made it impossible to live there. The raids and protection against them consumed a huge part of the resources of Poland and Russia each year, and is one of the reasons Sweden could go toe to toe with Russia even thought it had a much smaller economic and demographic base.
When Russia conquered Crimean Khanate and put a stop to the raids. It became safe to do agriculture there. And population sky rocketed. Southern Ukraine was re-populated by immigration from all over, Russians, Poles, Germans, Greeks. And you can still see the borders of the Crimean Kahnate in the presidential election of 2010.
Fun fact, Crimea was the last place where the ancient Germanic language of Gothic was spoken. Russian traveller recorded it in the 19th century.
Thank you Ania!
It looks like this Russian woman coming from the Eastern part of Germany is another of those Russians who fell casualty of Uncle Sam. She's got him in her mind ...
LOve you Ania, safe travels to you and thanks for all the information you bring to us. Karen
I am glad you asked if she's returned to Russia since 2002 to make a comparison.
In his speech, Duda not only uttered the usual "Crimea is Ukraine", comparing the peninsula with Gdansk or Lublin (they say, the same integral part of the country), but also wished that Zelensky would be his guide there after liberation. He remembered, he says, how warmly Mickiewicz wrote about Taurida, and he wanted to go there madly. I didn't want to until 2014, and then I wanted to! 😂
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In his poems, Crimea was so close to Poland that I thought I could always reach out and touch Crimea.
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When the Polish leaders say this about the Ukrainian lands, my head immediately begins to throb: "Eastern Kres, Eastern Kres". Is Pan Duda licking his lips not only for Galicia and Volhynia? 😏
I think that Russia will respond to such quirks? Duda is not some ordinary politician singing a boring mantra about Crimea. It smells like an encroachment on territorial integrity, doesn't it? So far, only Zakharova (Foreign Ministry speaker) has reacted by comparing the words of the alpha Pole that Ukraine is "a country of huge opportunities with great prospects and huge natural resources" with Hitler's dictum regarding the use of the occupied territories.
Neither Gdańsk nor Lublin have their own parliament. No idea where he took that comparison from.
Thanks. I'm glad that you enjoyed your trip.
Try visiting North East Hungary, where the National Parks are, South of the Border with Slovakia. It is Girgeous and the People are great. If I was younger, and able to stand the Cold Winters, tbh, I'd probably move there. I last visited in 2012, in a dreadful Summer, with the Weather so bad, I overstayed by 5 weeks as it just wasn't Safe to head back West on my Motorbike. .I'm only sad that is likely my last visit to Hungary. Bob. 👍
Next time, for sure.
I know it's rather irrelevant but I'm starting to feel like a stranger in my own country. What does it mean to be Polish nowadays?
Same. Almost like a stranger.
It is not only happening in Poland. I have a difficult time recognizing Canada now. I expect change as I get older but the last 5 years have had many changes forced on us. Changes no one voted for or agreed to.
I understand very well what you mean. It happens. to people who put their humanity ahead of tribal reasons.
Londoner here.. you know how I've felt for the past 10 years, possibly 15...
For the record, I've met and worked with many Poles in London. And many of them even admitted/suggested before the brexit referendum the UK should vote to leave the EU....
That is a true story. Obviously not all Poles thought that but far more than i had anticipated.
@@simonesmit6708 As a Canadian myself, what has been happening in the last 5 years in Canada has really been building for decades. Please take the time to read the Canadian Bill of Rights written in the early 60s where the rights of a free human being were enshrined, then see the Charter of Rights writtten in the early 80s make those rights conditional by government authority, to where we are today as our government is makes it clear that you have no rights in this corporation we think of as Canada. People are now finally seeing the beast that was feed and nurtured for decades. It is imperative that we all ask ourselves what choices did we make along the way to allow this to happen.
Duda & Elensky had millions of sweet hugs & looks towards each other. 😅😆😁😁 They just want ppl to ship them😅😆😆
Crimea was always Russian plain & simple🤷♀️🤷♀️
As for Budapest I expect ppl there to be OK with EU bc usually the concentration of liberals is faaar larger in capital cities than in other parts of any country.
Great that you had a good time in this wonderful city🤩🤩🤩😍
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@@Throughtheeyesof BoJo is competing for Elensky's attention tho.😏😏 Duda should keep his eye out🤓🤓
Crimea voted to be part of Russian Federation and mostly ethnic Russians live there. There is a mall percentage of Ukrainians and tartans
Excellent video. Thanks!
I spent a month in Budapest and a month in Szeged in 2019 and 2020. Such nice people, and I was charmed when several different random Hungarians told me they were American. I don't know if that's some Hungarian joke, but I read it as wonderful hospitality, i.e. they seem to be friendlier towards Americans than many other Europeans.
When Duda first became Poland's president I thought he was just a funny looking buffoon, but he turned out to be a traitor working as an actor in the same theatre as Zelensky.
Check his birth certificate, not written in Polish
Hi Ania ... this is exactly how it is here in Slovakia ... greetings
Thank You Ania 😊interesting info 😊
Successfully spontaneous as always..
I wonder whether Zelenskys in Poland now and not with his country men in Ukraine.
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I loved Hungary in 1975, but I was in the countryside more that Buda or Pest. I tried speaking Russian, and I was nearly spit on. Oddly, German worked! I explored bookstores and dairy farms and found the people outside of the cities laughed a lot and loved dogs...So sorry about Duda. I'm sure this means he would even be willing to send young Poles to defend that Azov regime. Hopefully the citizens will not allow this.
Upper Michigan , back in Poland for an update
Dudi please stay there . Do not come back 😂
Thank You so much dear Ania. Lodes of love from me 🙏🦋💜💜💜
Please have Russell TEXAS Bentley back on.
Thank you.
I feel your pain. Nil desperandum.
The election results showed it in april: Orban and his party won in every part of Hungary, except for Budapest, if I'm not mistaken. Budapest is very liberal.
True, Budapest is a liberal bubble. There was a survey some time ago and just Budapest felt European the rest of the country identified as Hungarian.
No, not at all. The difference between Orban and the opposition in the capital city was about 5%. Sot there are a lot of Fidesz voters in the capital city. And don't forget that one side was Fidesz, and the other side was union of 7 opposition-parties. So Fidesz alone is the strongest party in Budapest too. Since April there was 4 early election in Budapest and the Fidesz won 3 of 4 places.
Россия всегда была империей, империи рождаются, живут и умирают по своим законам и имеют свои особенности ((это не хорошо и не плохо, это данность), кстати, США тоже англо-саксонская империя подчинившая Европу. "Паны дерутся,- у холопов чубы трещат." Некоторые паны настолько хитры, что за них дерутся только холопы.
I think that Ania may have been hinting that Poland is being groomed to join Ukraine in that lackey role.
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Dads parents , one German, one Austrian , both Jews , bugged out before WW2 , and came to America , some family fled to Italy , and I think some died in Poland , after the free train ride
The Economy of Crimea is as much a product of Moscow support as any flow of funds from Kyiv. The Residents understand that Kyiv does not support the place and stopped sending water after Russia last announced their Claim to the Farmers in that Peninsula.
Like the San Diego area counting on money from Washington DC flowing into their area, the understanding that the support from Moscow is eveident and Kyiv contributes nothing......
Hard to believe you & Duda are from the same country. You look for the bonds & values that tie peoples together, he tries to tear them apart. The Polish govt has gone over the top in wanting to cancel Russia
Poland might change its tune come winter time 😬
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Hi there ! Did you manage to try the amazing Cherry Cake made by Hungarian Bakers while there ? Actually it's Large Cherry looking Plums, and the time of year is about right for them to be Baking Them. Best Cake Ever 🎂 Best Wishes. Bob. 👍
We have a very similar cake in Poland:)
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Damn ! Never saw it on my visits. I've missed out ! Though didn't miss out on the high strength Spirits , they're delicious too. Not sure how to spell it though Slibovitz ? 🤔
If I knew you were doing this research I would have volunteered to give you the impression of an immigrant in Hungary.
So interesting that Duda ignores the elephant in the room re Ukraine.
Not to visit homeland and relatives in more than decade, that woman must be a real nutcase
Yes Duda makes interesting statements. Apparently his birth certificate is in Cyrillic alphabet. Is he really Polish ??
Poland has a bleak future.
Ania, love your channel. You are so deep person. I would write honestly and am not going to be engaged in propaganda. I voted for Putin just once. And I am not his fan. He was indifferent to economy and I was not glad to it.The problem is that society in Russia is devided. There are liberals who are against Putin. Their vision of politics is Western liberal protecting LGBT values. This part of society are not very patriotic and is always ready to seek for better life in the West. The major group of people are more traditional. Putin is seemed to be traditional conservative who protects Russian interests. The question about freedom of speech can be disputive. But you may find a lot of liberal channels in YT like Yulia Pogrebijskaya who are against military operation. So nobody is imprisoned for telling something against this war. But Russian TV became more promilitary and it is obvious. As for negative againt Orban, I should say that society in the West is devided too. It is not only in Hungary where people are devided to liberals and conservatives. I see a lot of conservatives in US and other countries. I wish a peace and have opportunity to travel. I have never been to Poland and Hungary. But I think they are worth to be visited.
Thank you for sharing, Anna.
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True, the Russian army is not invincible... however, I don't know any army in the world at this time up to the task 😏
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Isn't Gdansk historically a German city?
It was Polish, Prussian and German throughout the history. Not just German. Not just Polish. The point here is that Crimea is self govern, unlike none of those cities that Duda mentioned. They are both under the Polish government.
@@Throughtheeyesof What does Duda think of Lwow then Polish or Ukrainian City?
Hungary is awesome, its a shame they're being called a dictatorship.
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Didn't the US and NATO send some Soviet equipment to Ukraine? Was that part of the display of destroyed equipment?
How ironic for President Duda to proclaim Crimea is as Ukrainian as Gdansk is Polish.
I almost fell out of my chair laughing.
I am sure the generations of residents of Danzig (now long dead) would disagree.
Just fyi... I'm American. No Polish, Russian, Ukrainian or German heritage so I'm not picking sides. I simply recognize political pandering and gaslighting when it's served on a platter.
Poland forgot there history what ukraine did to them its time Poland to take their land back aim African and know their history than polish
All countries , all people , want the same thing , Don’t kill us on purpose !
Now that the Queen of England is dead , do you know the letters , SHTF ? It has arrived
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Prowda! Dzenkuje!
Prawda, Dziekuje. :)
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That woman with the dogs you met while having a coffee? Here's a flash for her: with a narrow-minded opinion of today's Russia, though she has not been there in twenty (20!) years? Russia does not need you. You are welcome to stay in Germany as it enjoys its ride to deindustrialization courtesy of the weak Olaf Schultz and the EU.
Ania, too bad you did not make plans to meet her again in the spring after she has spent the coming winter dealing with all the promised hardships brought on by the failed Russian sanctions which have succeeded ONLY in bringing the EU and, of course, their ally the UK, to the brink of disaster.
Is many in Ukraine who would like to see the restoration of the Polish-Lithuaianian Commonwealth
Ukraine will be partitioned w Russia and Poland
Sounds like Crimea belonged to whoever overran it last for most of recorded history. In 1954, when Khrushchev made Krim part of Ukraine, he wasn't trying to do Ukraine SSR any favors. He did it to make them bear the cost of rebuilding it. It's a beautiful place with a tragic history for the most part. You can certainly argue Ukraine is not entitled to call it their own, but then again, neither is Russia. Both were colonizing powers, like Turkey. A lot of the people living there were forcibly relocated or simply eliminated to make space for Russians. It was a common Soviet method of control, applied brutally, and resulted in an enormous death total that will never be known, in Crimea and beyond. This version of Russia is doing the same to their "undesirables". I don't know what the right answer is for Crimea, but it is naïve to believe Moscow has its best interest at heart. Revisionism, repression and control seem to be the flavors of the day, and this is intensifying.