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I am one of those 70,000, moved out of Russia, currently in Georgia. I'm no infiltration force, and I'm not any kind of force really. Outside Russian borders, I
by vladstudio 5y ago
I am one of those 70,000, moved out of Russia, currently in Georgia. I'm no infiltration force, and I'm not any kind of force really. Outside Russian borders, I'm able to work with my clients all over the world again. Here are my feelings and thoughts if you're interested: https://www.facebook.com/vladstudio/posts/10157916079336377 https://www.facebook.com/vladstudio/posts/10157916079336377
- NicoJuicy 5y agoJust to say my part and my opinion, to give my perception from a country of the "west" I don't think you're an infiltration force or any others are. I don't think Russian people are to blame, eg. definitely rural areas seem to be very indoctrinated. They are victims, wether they know it or not. I've seen Russians, where i live, to be one of the most active for gathering support for Ukranians. I think a lot of Russians abroad feel embarrassed about Putin ( and his enablers), you're definitely not alone and i can't describe/know how that feels. I hope most people are smart enough to know the difference stated, but i don't think all people are. For that, i apologize. I wish you the best of luck.
- vladstudio 5y agothank you so much!