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Of all the dumb things RT puts to print, this is the dumbest I've read all year: "Housebuilders in the West have bemoaned a construction boom in Russia as the reason behind rising prices for timber and scaffolding boards. Moscow dominates the export market, but is increasingly using wood products at home to meet growing domestic demand, which in turn is having a knock on effect in world markets."
By the way, the film is not particularly "tolerant", but it worth paying tribute to Netflix, they translated the dialogues quite accurately. Which is surprising in these days. https://tjournal.ru/tv/390350-ne-bra...-na-angliyskiy
The comments are good:
- The film is available only for states of the former USSR.
- Then why they translated it?
- For Ukrainians.
- You wanted to say "for Ukrainian Nazi Collaborators".
Of all the dumb things RT puts to print, this is the dumbest I've read all year: "Housebuilders in the West have bemoaned a construction boom in Russia as the reason behind rising prices for timber and scaffolding boards. Moscow dominates the export market, but is increasingly using wood products at home to meet growing domestic demand, which in turn is having a knock on effect in world markets."
I think in may be true. Russians are really getting into home improvement and building like mad. Russia is also cracking down on illegal logging in the far east. Russia is a major exporter of lumber products.
The comments are good:
- The film is available only for states of the former USSR.
- Then why they translated it?
- For Ukrainians.
- You wanted to say "for Ukrainian Nazi Collaborators".
Ukrainians snitched into Netfix and Netfix replaced the translation with "Banderite".
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