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Against the backdrop of destroyed or altered historical data about Rus, the only real bearer of information is and remains our language itself.
In ancient times, language and people were equated. They were one and the same.
Much can be destroyed, or even everything, but not the language.
It can be distorted, half its letters can be removed, but you cannot destroy the sounds.
Well, it’s obvious!
The soft sign.
Where else have you seen it, in what other people or language?
Do you understand me? Am I speaking clearly?
I’m speaking in facts.
There is NO such softness in either the word “russky” or the word “rossiysky.”
A voiceless, hard “S.”
But in the word “Rus”—it is soft.
That is why the inhabitants of Rus were Rusichi.
With a soft “s.”
I don’t know what your level of education is, but many people did not know that Rusyn language — Wikipedia exists.
Yes, that’s right—the Rusyn language exists, and there is such a people too...
And it is one of the branches of the Ukrainian language and people.
I’m speaking in facts—is everything clear?
Or do you think it’s all made up?
Or is it much more entertaining to read that our ancestors were Aryans who rode mammoths to the accompaniment of gusli?
Our ancestors are waiting for you to finally wake up from your stupor.
The language of our people speaks for itself.
Siberia.
A soft “R.”
Siberians.
The soft “r” is preserved.
Everything is harmonious, everything is correct in the TRUE peoples and names.
The Chud Country.
Didn’t know about such a country?
Do you think Sergey Veretennikov is making something up?
Sergey Veretennikov will soon become a professor of history, because he studies historical documents and scholars
And you don’t know about a people called the “Ves” either?
And here is such a combination: Rus, Chud, Ves, Siberia...
What do you think of that?
What do you think of this message from our ancestors with a soft sign?
And of course, they have distorted Chud as well. As if they are all eccentrics and oddballs...
And supposedly an imaginary people, just like Ves...
But what about a miracle, and what about creating a miracle?
And here everything turns out to be correct if there is a soft sign—the softness is preserved. Everything is native, genuine.
But in “Russian” and “of Russia,” there is none of this softness.
A hard “s.”
Not ours.
All of this is not from our language and people.
In ancient times, language and people were equated. They were one and the same.
Much can be destroyed, or even everything, but not the language.
It can be distorted, half its letters can be removed, but you cannot destroy the sounds.
So what did our Ancestors pass on to us through the word Rus?
Well, it’s obvious!
The soft sign.
Where else have you seen it, in what other people or language?
Do you understand me? Am I speaking clearly?
I’m speaking in facts.
There is NO such softness in either the word “russky” or the word “rossiysky.”
A voiceless, hard “S.”
But in the word “Rus”—it is soft.
That is why the inhabitants of Rus were Rusichi.
With a soft “s.”
I don’t know what your level of education is, but many people did not know that Rusyn language — Wikipedia exists.
Yes, that’s right—the Rusyn language exists, and there is such a people too...
And it is one of the branches of the Ukrainian language and people.
I’m speaking in facts—is everything clear?
Or do you think it’s all made up?
Or is it much more entertaining to read that our ancestors were Aryans who rode mammoths to the accompaniment of gusli?
Our ancestors are waiting for you to finally wake up from your stupor.
The language of our people speaks for itself.
Siberia.
A soft “R.”
Siberians.
The soft “r” is preserved.
Everything is harmonious, everything is correct in the TRUE peoples and names.
The Chud Country.
Didn’t know about such a country?
Do you think Sergey Veretennikov is making something up?
Sergey Veretennikov will soon become a professor of history, because he studies historical documents and scholars
And you don’t know about a people called the “Ves” either?
And here is such a combination: Rus, Chud, Ves, Siberia...
What do you think of that?
What do you think of this message from our ancestors with a soft sign?
And of course, they have distorted Chud as well. As if they are all eccentrics and oddballs...
And supposedly an imaginary people, just like Ves...
But what about a miracle, and what about creating a miracle?
And here everything turns out to be correct if there is a soft sign—the softness is preserved. Everything is native, genuine.
But in “Russian” and “of Russia,” there is none of this softness.
A hard “s.”
Not ours.
All of this is not from our language and people.
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