Ukrainian internet portal suggests a plebiscite on unification with Poland

[Rumata]

And the name will be..............

Spoiler!

1. Polkraina
2. Ukrand
3. Ukrapol

And the Spanish would no longer be able to call this country Ucrania which sounds so fitting for a Russian ear: [Ukrania]. In Russian language 'украсть' [ukrast'] means to steal.

[ixulescu]

let's be serious

[Peterski]

And the Spanish would no longer be able to call this country Ucrania which sounds so fitting for a Russian ear: [Ukrania]. In Russian language 'украсть' [ukrast'] means to steal.

Ukrania is also Poland's western neighbour:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ukrians

https://www.off-to-mv.com/en/destina...e-werkstaetten

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uckermark

[Rumata]

Ukrania is also Poland's western neighbour:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ukrians

https://www.off-to-mv.com/en/destina...e-werkstaetten

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uckermark

Oh, it looks like a lucky chance. In this case the new state could be called Ukrania and by manipulating this fact it could try to annex the western Ukrania too

[Rumata]

We need the opinion of ЛыSSый here. Unban him!

[Sarmatian]

I wonder how UPA and Bandera problem would be solved...

Easy. The gate to the East is closed for them so we will give them all to you for you to do all the dirty cleaning work. I know it will be ugly and unpleasant but it needs to be done for better and brighter future. In spite of UPA activities during WWII I'm sure you'll find plenty volunteers for the job.

Also Russia has enough blaming thrown at her already, this time you'll have to share the burden of it

[Satem]

Easy. The gate to the East is closed for them so we will give them all to you for you to do all the dirty cleaning work. I know it will be ugly and unpleasant but it needs to be done for better and brighter future. In spite of UPA activities during WWII I'm sure you'll find plenty volunteers for the job.

They want to do work but their work doesn't have to be effective(I mean people who came later, who realised coming to work in Poland can give you money, when they saw what hardworking Ukrainians which came first have earned), but they still would be more attractive to Polish 'entrepreneurs' because they can give them lower salaries. Also neighbouring with Russia not only by Kaliningrad oblast is not the thing I would like to see.

[Sarmatian]

They want to do work but their work doesn't have to be effective(I mean people who came later, who realised coming to work in Poland can give you money, when they saw what hardworking Ukrainians which came first have earned), but they still would be more attractive to Polish 'entrepreneurs' because they can give them lower salaries. Also neighbouring with Russia not only by Kaliningrad oblast is not the thing I would like to see.

You totally missed my point. You'll get the most nationalistic and radical areas of Ukraine and you, Polaks, will have to clean that cesspool.

[Satem]

You totally missed my point. You'll get the most nationalistic and radical areas of Ukraine and you, Polaks, will have to clean that cesspool.

So according to you force is the only way to solve this problem?

[Not a Cop]

They want to do work but their work doesn't have to be effective(I mean people who came later, who realised coming to work in Poland can give you money, when they saw what hardworking Ukrainians which came first have earned), but they still would be more attractive to Polish 'entrepreneurs' because they can give them lower salaries. Also neighbouring with Russia not only by Kaliningrad oblast is not the thing I would like to see.

Any kind of Pol-Ukr unification is a fiction as of now, itsuch better for Poland to have Ukraine as a neighbor so they can get a workforce of complimentary culture, and also show the local population what could happen under a bad government. In case of unification Poland will have yo deal with all the problems Ukraine has plus give out social benefits to constantly agening population. In other words Ukraine is much more usefull as a colony rather than a province.