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Ok, and no problem about the non-native language; English speakers are perfectly good at misunderstanding each other too. My reading of it is that he was frust
by jka 5y ago
Ok, and no problem about the non-native language; English speakers are perfectly good at misunderstanding each other too.
My reading of it is that he was frustrated that he had to be in a meeting while something important was happening to his people and he felt disconnected from them. To release that tension and passion he used some humour about how meetings are hard to schedule in a wartime.
- lnxg33k1 5y agoI also felt like frustration in his recent writing on socials also the thing "I can still see Ukrainians fighting but no one around us", I can understand his frustration but I think he has a lot to ask, and am not sure that blaming/shaming people that are organising resistence and help and sanctions is the correct way to let others be motivated in that, but yeah still full support for Ukrainian sufference, and I can understand his frustration at the moment
- jka 5y agoAll of that fits with what I understand from those same two messages, except that I don't think he intended to blame/shame anyone with this recent one, so that's the aspect that I'm unsure about.