Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: La danza ossetica coi tacchi alti e la chitarra copripudenda.

Non proprio. A parte "Servitore del popolo" e i video visti ormai cento 
volte con Volodymir nudo, nudo che balla, o che balla coi tacchi alti, o 
al massimo che racconta battute davanti a Putin, tra i cimeli 
zelenskyani c'è questo:
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaEgG_Ihxik
 
 
Devo dire, con l'introduzione e il contesto dato dai due ruossuoi del 
puodcast, notevole.
 
 
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 volte con Volodymir 
 
https://www.commentary.org/articles/ruth-wisse/zelensky-jewish-hero/
 
 
Since Volodymyr Zelensky’s career as a comedian plays an important part in his political career, it is important to note how Ukrainian and Jewish politics merged in their humor. Folk traditions of Russians/Ukrainians and Jews, long since intertwined in food, song, and story, merged in their joking.
 
“What is the difference between Kolkhoz, the collective farm, and Kol Nidrei, the Yom Kippur prayer?”
 
“Kol Nidrei means you don’t eat for a day; Kolkhoz means you don’t eat for a year.”
 
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“What is ‘friendship among Soviet nationalities?’”
 
“Armenians join with Russians, Russians join with Ukrainians, and Ukrainians join with Uzbeks to beat up the Jews.”
 
Israel’s performance in the Six-Day War enriched this humor:
 
An instructor at the Russian War College describes how the Soviet Union might win a war against China. Asked by a student how their military could possibly defeat China’s overwhelmingly greater armed might, the teacher offers the example of Israel, which could field no more than 2 or 3 million yet defeated a hundred million Arabs. “Yes,” the student objects, “but where can we find 3 million Jews?”
 
The world’s pet victim had emerged as a model of warrior grit. Israel inspired liberals in the Soviet sphere, where to be liberal meant to be anti-Soviet, with hope that a free democratic nation could prevail against forces many times its size. The Russian-Ukrainian Jews who chose to move to Israel then forged a solid cultural bridge between the two peoples much like the one that Anglo-American immigrants to Israel maintain with the English-speaking world. Ukrainians were still struggling for their freedom as they always had, but now with an independent Jewish country on the same side.
 
Zelensky thus embodies a precious synthesis—with the caveat that should conditions change, political pressures could yet again drive them apart. About those differences: Nothing is easier for a Jew than to devote himself to the cause of another people either in tandem with or instead of his own. During their two millennia in other peoples’ lands, Jews specialized in proving themselves useful, if not indispensable, to the nations around them. In contrast, for Ukrainians to elect a known Jew as their political leader signified a real departure from the kind of nationalism that had once attracted some of them to Nazism. Zelensky’s Jewishness merely confirms how Jews often behave when they are welcomed into another people, but his election to the presidency signifies that Ukraine may have developed an American-style form of citizenship where individuals are equal, irrespective of religion or race.

 volte con Volodymir nudo, nudo che balla
 
Ti fa venire i brividi, eh vecchia maiala!