Ukraine's western neighbour voted FOR being a part of the European Union!

[Volodya987]

No, we bolt to Um Er I Ka

[Volodya987]

Was'nt me who said the above.
Volodya987

[Hussar_]

unhapy u still spend weekends trying to prove ure male...get over it lil brat kid...

[Volodya987]

Brussels sprouts another secret bank account
7 females must sell themselves into prostitution to balance the book.

[Zbyszek]

Originally posted by Norse_Slav
Zbyszek

The thing that I meant is that then during the Communist years the guvernment cared about the farmers weather collective or not. Farmers had the support and guidance of the guvernment.
Now things more are like the survivial of the fittest. The Capitalist morale is if you are weak you will perish if you are stong you will be even more stronger. The rule of the Jungles.

Norse_Slav, referring to your statement I can say that commmunist rulers cared about intergrity of their power in the first place. If it accidentially coincided with their political goals, farmers could get impression of being flattered (from time to time).
Rule of the jungle... is not likely to take roots in my country after so many years of communism. As to survival of the fittest... in fact Poland still has lots too many farmers (ca. 25 -30% of all population) and many of their will have to change their profession. They will surely not die of hunger.
Currently, Polish farmers forgot their recent noisy protests and started to calculate possible gains resulting from the unification process. Even with only 25% of subsidies level their Western colleagues enjoy, this help is real and meaningful. I can only wish Ukrainian farmers to get comparable level of sponsorship!
The last issue - the act of unification will be initiated on MAY 1 and it will be directly preceded by the European Summit being held in Warsaw. My city resembles a besieged fortress. Plenty of businesses will plainly be shut down for a few upcoming days beacuse of anti-globalist or terrorist threat.