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> (I'm Jewish Ukrainian)
>he even put in the parentheses himself
holy fuck

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Gaziza particularly remembered the case of a perfectly sane granny with sick legs, who was commited into asylum by relatives (to take possession of her commie-block apartments), fell to the floor, apparently under the influence of antipsychotics, and the nurses kicked her, demanding to stand up, after which this grandma has shitted herself, which further angered the medical staff. Surprisingly, the junior medical staff in Russian hospitals is not overly compassionate, and does not have much medical literacy. If the patient is under antipsychotics, in prostration drooling and does not understand their threats and commands, for the medical attendant it is a challenge, a provocation and an unwillingness to obey, and therefore an excuse to treat the patient with "physiotherapy." Such is the Russian service.

Finally, Gaziza's mother has arrived, she brought a bribe to the head physician and Gaziza was released without any question. The bribe was required for the discharge, because Gaziza's passport was lost in the general mess, in addition, forcibly hospitalized had to stay at least six months, according to some internal methodologies, most likely introduced to stimulate corruption. Release became Gaziza's best anti-depressant.

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As goes the old parable...

A Jew complains to the rabbi about poor living conditions:
- Poverty, one room, little space, wife, children, relatives.
The rabbi replies:
"Buy a goat and bring into the room."
A few days later the Jew returns to the rabbi:
"Without a goat, there was no life!" Goat made it even worse!
"Now sell the goat."
The next time the Jew returns joyful:
"It is so wonderful now!"

On April 6, I was again interrogated by the investigator, where she asked me about my friends (potential accomplices?) Whom I do not have, except for Gaziga being friend for what she is good. The investigator said that they would come for me and take me to a psychiatric clinic for a forensic examination.

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Hey op
Too long didn't read

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On the 7th of April, the police came to demand explanations on the fact that I burned the flag of Russia. On the 8th of April I was summoned to show the place of burning, where I provisionally showed the place that the policeman told me to show, threatening that otherwise the sentence would be a more severe. In addition, my "conscientious" mother on the summons of the investigator gave exhaustive evidence on me, although the law allows refusal to testify against close relatives. They also interrogated and Gaziza, but Gaziza, unlike my mother, haven't said anything.

In Italy, they came up with chocolate eggs "Kinder Surprise" of two varieties of chocolate with a toy inside. In Russia they invented the eggs "Christ is Risen", from cheap faded chocolate, empty inside, apparently to emphasize the immanence of God. Seeing these Russian eggs in the store and buying one such egg for the sake of interest, I wondered what is the general benefit of the Russians? Did the Russians create anything good? I asked on the Russian Internet what Russians can do, while the Americans created Microsoft, Intel and Tesla. The answer was: "A Russian can break your jaw."

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Post a pic oc the twink that got bullied

Argued with my mother, who still wants to return the USSR. In my opinion, the USSR consists of:
1. criminal prosecution for homosexuality - five years in prison (Article 121 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR);
2. criminal prosecution for unemployment (parasitism);
3. criminal prosecution for self-employment (Illegal entrepreneurship in the sphere of trade);
4. criminal prosecution for criticizing the USSR (articles 70 and 190 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR: Anti-Soviet agitation and propaganda);
5. criminal prosecution for evading military service;
6. exit visas, when traveling abroad it was necessary to prove your loyalty to the regime;
7. admission to universities only through competition, when Jews and other minorities simply discriminated against;
8. The genocide of certain ethnicities, such as Chechens, Ukrainians, Crimean Tatars;
9. the bloody suppression of attempts by the republics to gain independence from the USSR;
10. total deficit, as a consequence of the previous paragraphs.

Moreover, for just that 121-st article, the USSR deserved a nuclear attack with the entire US arsenal. My mother did not support me, as she, traditionally for Russians, completely irrationally hates gays. I also showed mother a [video](youtube.com/watch?v=mdEG02z3aZk), which captured the boorish behavior of Russian soldiers in Latvia, abd my mother began to defend the Russians, commenting that she is so proud of our boys, and that the Balts should learn their place.

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The Russians are the world evil, hateful to humanity,
and they is determined to destroy your society.
Do I have to wait for them to strike first?
-- Alexander Solzhenitsyn

Early on the 26th of April, arrived the operatives from the criminal investigation department, searched me and without explanation confiscated smartphone, then I they took me to the Gilyarovsky psychiatric hospital N3. On the way operatives, to my question whether they will give me 15 years as Stomakhin, answered that Stomakhin received so much for standing up for Chechens and calling for the separation of Chechnya, and my Russophobia does not carry such a threat, so they will give me less. In a psychiatric hospital, after a brief conversation, a psychiatrist, the head of the department, stated that I'm "brainwashed" and I should be treated with medications due to the opinions I hold.

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Russian psychiatrists had five minutes of conversation with me to diagnose me with schizophrenia, recognizing that I'm dangerous to myself and the others, and therefore needed indefinite compulsory treatment in a psychiatric institution. One of the psychiatrists was particularly indignant that I do not know when my mother's birthday (as if I should know when all kinds of shit are born) and stated that this failure in my memory is the result of my mental disorder, despite the fact that I perfectly remembered my cell phone number and the current date. As the result of the examination, the main symptoms used to diagnose the schizophrenia were "looks ridiculous and eccentric", "omits information that characterizes him from the negative side" and "programs a computer game." My disagreement with the Russian politics was called by Russian psychiatrists "reformist delirium." Russians on the Internet commented that my "danger" strives from the fact that I provoke Russians into wishing to kill me, therefore a good Russian patriot could get imprisoned for murdering me.

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After the trial, with 95% probability you will go to compulsory
treatment in madhouse, which can last for a life.
Considering heavy adverse effects from large doses of typical
antipsychotics, which seriously affect health, there is a very high
chance that you wont live to the release.

The lawyer said that now I need to forget about the suspended sentence or any indulgences from the judge, for with the diagnosis I will be put into a psychiatric hospital for at least three years, and in further they will likely prolong the "treatment" for life, especiallt if I after neuroleptics I do not fall in love with Russia. Schizophrenia is treated with haloperidol, which I've had enough for the last 1.5 months in a Russian psychiatric hospital, and in three years good Russian doctors will definitely make me incapacitated vegetable, especially if they are given such a goal.

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In Russia, I actually went crazy. It is annoying to hear ugly Russian speech, going outside. Annoying inscriptions in Russian, made with eye-hurting Cyrillic fonts. Annoying ugly Russian graffiti in the stairwell, all these "masha + vasya = love" and "anton - condom". Annoying eternal alcoholics with fat bare torsos and bottles of beer, who scream at you with a Russian swearing if you look askance at them. Why, Lord, for what sins did I deserve this? Annoying. Annoying. Annoying so much that I want to take a Russian and burn this subhuman garbage with a soldering iron until he speaks English, or just cut the Russian throat so that the beast wheezes with its rotten blood, and never again spits out a Russian word, or tear out his scathing Russian tongue and shove this viper into his annoying Russian ass.

Russian child - a scumbag from diapers,
"Mother Russia" - his first word.
Want a proper way to raise him?
Cut his Russian language cord.

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In addition on the laptop confiscated by the FSB, they could find enough evidence to charge me with "terrorism", because blinded by hatred for the Russians, I did consider the possibility of a terror attack by poisoning the local water supply segment, so my laptop had information related to the acquisition of toxic substances and the creation of pressure to inject it into the pipes. Even more, I was looking for ways to get a job at the Mosvodokanal for gaining practical experience of Moscow's fresh water infrastructure. But even that's not all, under the guise of a neo-Nazi, I tried to recruit people at social networks to assassinate people useful to Russia, like engineers, scientists and professors. So, for example, there was a plan to kill the professor of mathematics of Mikhail Verbitsky and the key engineers of Yandex, betting on the fact that after hearing such news, other educated people would flee horrified from Russia, causing significant damage to Russian pool of talents. I even found several scumbags potentially capable of such deed. Again, the evidence for these projects was on the seized laptop.

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Terrorism is not a joke, therefore it was necessary to somehow save my life, and I decided to flee into Ukraine, with which Russia still had tense relations, therefore there was a hope that Ukraine would not extradite a political refugee to Russia. I decided to run through Belarus, because although Russia and Belarus have synchronous databases of criminals, information is not updated right away. On the fourth of May, quickly gathering my stuff, I found through BlaBlaCar a passing car to Minsk. While waiting for the driver, I got into conversation with another passenger, a Belarusian, who told that their "president" Lukashenko sent all homeless and unemployeed people to forced labor camps, while any protesters are immediately arrested by the Belarusian KGB. The Belarusian was very proud of Lukashenko and insisted that human rights bring only problems for Russian people. It was impossible to get into Kiev by bus, because the bus goes through the checkpoint limited only for citizens of Belarus and Ukraine. So I bought a ticket for the Minsk-Odessa train, with a stop in Kiev.

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Having lost me in Russia, the cops got mad, started digging up to my relatives and acquaintances, interrogating even Gaziza, demanding that they press me into returning to Russia: that I should not aggravate my situation, and everything will go so well if I surrender, and I wont surrender, they will still find me and give a maximum sentence possible. To which I directly answer the cops "deceitful rubbish trash, try to find me now, incompetent losers. In the meantime, wash yourself, you speaking epaulettes."

The police threatened relatives that if they help me, they would be accused of financing terrorism, get their bank accounts blocked and wont be able to leave Russia. When asked by my mother "why, he did not kill, did not rob anyone", the FSB agent, who interrogated my mother, said it is much better when people sell drugs, than when they meddle into politics. Common Russians also were indignant that I escaped reprisals:

Hey, faggot, fucked off into Ukraine already? If not, go looking back
and say the same thing to your fucking mamma."
- a comment of a typical Russian

One of the few people you look at, and even without knowing him
absolutely, you understand that it would be a pleasure to have
him beaten, or even killed.
- Another typical Russian comment about me

Finally, on June 14, 2017, the world clown, under the name of Russia, declared me on an international wanted list. However, they failed to get "red notice" with Interpol on me. Perhaps Interpol is not involved in political affairs, on the other hand on the site of Interpol there is a "red notice" on the various Dagestanis and Chechens oppositionists, accused by Russia of separatism.

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I had high hopes with Ukraine, as with a country that wants to develop, throwing off the shackles of Russia and the Soviet legacy. Ukrainians went to the Maidan in defense of their European choice, plus the desire to remove the Kremlin puppet, corrupt Yanukovych, from power. For their actions on the Maidan Ukrainians deserve respect and admiration.

Similarly to Belarusians, Ukrainians have more indigenous European appearance with expressive eyes open, strikingly different from the usual Russian piggy faces with Asian narrow eyes and swine snout instead of a nose - a consequence of the Finno-Ugric genetics and the Mongol past. After the Russian attack on Ukraine, some, usually young, the Ukrainians refuse to speak Russian, but in this case, they usually know English. Unfortunately, the majority of Ukrainians continue humiliating themselves by speaking a Russian language.

Of course, Ukraine has its own problems. In the Kyiv metro on the advertising poster for school of English, three teachers: a white guy, a white girl and a black guy were inviting to learn English with them. And some idiots painted over that black teacher with the racist-nazi symbolism "white power". Also, there are many inscriptions directed against gays, from "stop LGBT" and ending with a direct appeal to beat "the faggots", which I came across repeatedly. Before the metro and on the streets of Kyiv people sell all sorts of small things, like books and T-shirts stylized with traditional Ukrainian patterns. Beggars and gypsies beg for alms without being persecuted. In Russia, police would have immediately arrested them.

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Kyiv hosts a lot of immigrants from the east of Ukraine - Donbass/Donetsk and Lugansk (DPR and LNR), many of whom participated in military operations on the side of pro-Russian terrorists. These immigrants are descended from Russians who were resettled by Stalin to Ukraine to dilute the Ukrainians (who were instead deported to Siberia). Most of the settlers are very negative about everything Ukrainian, get drunk, behave inadequately and can easily get into a fight with you, if you for example speak Ukrainian to them. In Kyiv hostels there are a lot of settlers from the Donbass and a little less from Lugansk. It is these resettlers that I had conflicts with.

Although Ukraine is trying to put an end to the Soviet past, even in the center of Kyiv, at the Pecherskaya metro station, one can observe the personification of Russian aesthetics - the tires used as flower beds, and at the same time whitewashed trees following the soviet tradition. On the other hand, there is a small Europeanization in the form of green spaces, a cafe with tables outside and flowers on lampposts, the subway plays new age music, but it is distorted by old Soviet speakers. Half of the trams are still made by Russians, they are rattling with all the details during the trip, they have manual Soviet punch, an ugly salon, hard seats, cold in winter, frequent breakdowns (doors jam and the driver leaves to open or close them manually) and stations are not announced, so in the absence of GPS you have to guess when to go out. But the other half of the trams is made by the Polish firm Pesa, they look aesthetically pleasing, with a cozy salon, soft seats, heating, information screens and USB charging for phones - whether such charges in Russia, Russian would be covered with chewing gums, similarly to how Russians vandalize elevator buttons. So there is obviously less vandalism in Ukraine.

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Pirated CDs are sold in Kyiv quite openly. I asked a policeman walking alongside - he said that he did not know anything about it. How can one pretend to be a European power with such a communistic disregard for copyright? Drivers who are not fined on every step, like in Russia, behave in a boorish way, parking off the sidewalk and driving through the red light, although usually at a low speed, when there are no pedestrians, but I was nearly knocked off at a pedestrian crossing, not even slowed down when it switched to green. Icecream brand "STOP DRUGS" with pictures of poppies and hemp leaves on the package speaks for itself. In the west there are shops "all for $2", in Ukraine there are shops "all from 10 hryvnia".

Ukrainian TV shows Russian patriotic series "Shtrafbat" about the heroic deeds of a Soviet soldier and other nauseating Russian crafts, like series about valiant Russian cops. Russian chanson is audible even in the center of Kyiv, on the Independence Square, and from the passing cars one can hear the heartfelt Russian "silence, silence, I want to get drunk!" from the soundtrack to the Russian TV series about Russian police, while I heard Ukrainian music in Ukraine only a couple of times. What kind of independence can there be from Russia? As a mobile phone provider in Ukraine, there is a Russian MTS mimicking Western Vodafone, but unlike the European Vodafone with 4G, MTS does not even have 3G Internet. Also, Russian companies Sberbank, Eldorado and Sportmaster freely work in Ukraine, and in stores you can see the same Russian "brands" Greenfield, OGGI, Gloria Jeans and O'STIN.

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There is also typical Russian tram rudeness. So at the exit from the tram I managed to get into the squabble. Next to me was a guy in headphones, playing video game on the phone. Some elderly woman at first just screamed at him, and then roughly ripped off his headphones, demanding that the guy give a seat to another old woman who herself did not ask for anything. I stood up for the guy, trying to explain that you can not violate someone else's personal space, that in Europe it is not customary to give seat and that the guy is not obliged to give anything to anybody, and it is healthy for the old woman to stand, otherwise her feet will become atrophied. To the conflict came a couple of quick-witted men, immediately switching to a Russian swearing words with threats of physical violence in my direction. They seemingly had no care for the fact that swearing turns human being into a Russian. However, I had to go out, so there was no fight, but they still managed to get that gamer guy out of his place.

From the conversation with another refugee in Ukraine, I learned that the Maidan effect was much more local than everyone thought. The Maidan prevented the entry into the Customs Union organized by the Russians, but it did not change the country and did not uproot the Soviet essence of the bureaucracy. Officials betrayed Maidan already in 2014, and by 2017 not much is changed. Although officials serve the state that arose as a result of the Maidan, in the eyes of these officials, especially the cops and military, the Maidan was chaos and hooliganism. Yesterday they were sent to disperse the Maidan, and now they are could be chased for it themselves. From the conversation with representatives of the criminal world, I discovered the whole truly Russian scale of corruption reigning even in the Security Service, whose employees in the Russian tradition do not shy away from taking protection money.

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In Kyiv hostels, in addition to ordinary Ukrainians, there were a lot of migrants from Donbass and Lugansk working in Kyiv - both of them cursed Russians and Putin who brought the Russian World to Ukraine. Novorossians were particularly indignant that Russia betrayed them by refusing to annex the territory, by analogy with the Crimea, instead turning it into a buffer zone.

In the hostel YourHostel, which is near the metro station Arsenalna, where I moved from a more expensive hostel, an unpleasant story happened. One of the administrators, Valya, a boorish old woman of the Soviet type, who supports Putin, seeing my refugee card, replacing my Russian passport, and hearing my story, disliked me and took on the task of getting me evicted. Even more her hatred intensified when I started complaining to the hosts of the hostel that the toilet walls were covered with shit, and her pet resident Igor, a nasty refugee from Donbass, steals other people's things and food.

This Igor, as a true Novoros, grew up in a government institution for orfaned children while his parents were serving prison time. Being a worthy offspring, Igor stole food from people: one person lost milk, another - eggs, while I have lost my sausages to Igor. Even his shorts, he expropriated. From expensive things Novoros stole a smartphone from an old man, also from Donbass, who came to Kyiv to receive a pension from the "bloody junta". All this ended with a fight, when Novoros appropriated someone's slippers, after which he promised to kill their owner at night. After so many complaints, Igor was finally evicted.

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Valya's bullying me began with the fact that I am a parasite, who almost all day sits on the bed with a laptop and do not work, that I coughed during a cold, that I have a beard, that I badly tucked up the bed, that I occupy the bathroom for a long time (15 minutes is too long, even if I take a shower during the day when there is no queue in the bathroom) that I did not remove drying linen in time, that I cut my nails outside of the bathroom, that my shoes are old and they should be thrown away, that I sat in the kitchen at the computer at night, that I used lard for cooking, that I haven't washed the foam from the detergent in kitchen sink, that once I came about 12 hours - for all these sins the old commandant fined me. In the end, she found fault with the fact that I only wash clothes once a month, since washing is paid for and I have enough clothes to change it every three days. On my complaint to the owner of the hostel, he replied that I'm a conflict person, and he completely supports Valya.

I had no problems with two other administrators from the western Ukraine, but Valya was bothering me for a long time, even setting her Igor on me, who started to attack me with threats, so that I should buy a deodorant and that he would throw me out of the window for support gays and gay parade in Kyiv, because gays rights conflict with the criminal worldview of Igor (by the way, Valya also did not approve of homosexuality for some reason), but after Igor was expelled due to me and another administrator, Valya gave me an ultimatum, either I change clothes every day, or she evicts me. Of course, it was easier for me to find another hostel, without sovdepish administrators and the Novorossians who had just returned from serving the prison time.

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The owner of the hostel, Sergei Sergeevich (he was ashamed to provide his last name), refused to refund me the money I paid forward and immediately switched to personal attacks in the style of "hey dude, you must have wooden head" and "you need to be treated with medications." In the end, Sergey Sergeevich began to threaten me that if I leave a bad review, he will put me onto some black list of guests and I wont be able to move into any hostel at all. The owners of YourHostel hostel are obviously Russian, because all ads and rules in the hostel are in Russian, unlike more expensive Ukrainian hostels, where preference is given to English and Ukrainian. When asked why everything is in Russian, and not in Ukrainian and English, I received a concise answer "that is not your business". The owner of the hostel also loved to shout at administrators, in front of the residents. Therefore, I would recommend to stay away staying from the hostels like YourHostel, until they get rid of the communist ballast and understand that "the customer is always right." However, other guests in Internet reviews similarly characterize YourHostel as a student dorm of of the worst USSR kind with an evil porter type administrator.

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On July 10, Ukraine denied me political asylum, despite the full set of documents proving that Russia was prosecuting me for a poem on the Internet. Obviously, the cause was my Russophobia, because of which I represent the danger of Ukraine's security, as Ukraine serves as a home to many self-identified Russians. In addition, employee of the migration service directly reproached me that I had acted very badly, desecrating the military glory monuments in Russia and that there was nothing good in my other anti-Russian antics. I certainly did not expect that Ukrainians would honor the memorial to the dirty Russian soldiers - the Communists, the occupiers and marauders. Such are the "Banderites", they love Russians and worship Soviet monuments in Moscow. However, Ukraine will not get rid of me that easily, because the extradition procedure can be delayed for a long time, so that I find a country where people are less friendly with Russians.

People on the Internet drew attention to the fact that under the asylum denial there are Russian names. Of course, it is idiotic to ask Russian for shelter from Russians. Therefore, the refusal is not surprising. My mother told me to go back to Russia and repent before the Russians, to which I replied that I do not repent before the pigs. Angry Russians wrote in the spirit of "traitors are hated by everyone":

Because no one needs unnecessary russophobes and other traveling nazis.
It's such a shit that it's best to return it to the sender. Really.
I understand, if a person has fled from the country due to being persecuted
for religion or sexual orientation. But there we have a man who hates
his country, INTENTIONALLY HARMS his motherland and escapes to another
country to continue hating his people there.
-- the opinion of a typical Russian about the prospects for my deportation

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I'm not the only refugee who was denied asylum. So in the migration met a guy who came to Maidan to support the European choice of Ukrainians, and now does not want to return to totalitarian Russia. Migration officials told him to go home, that nothing threatens him. Ukrainians have denied asylum even to a significant human rights activist and publicist Pavel Shekhtman, persecuted by Russia for "hate speech" after a post at Facebook, in which Shekhtman criticized engaged Russian journalists, who covered the events in Ukraine one-sidedly.

Bakhadyr Namazov, a well-known Uzbek human rights activist, was living in the hostel next to me, and he was also refused his asylum application, despite the fact that he has all the documents proving the need for asylum, and if he returns to Uzbekistan, where human rights activists are brewed alive in boiling water, Bakhadyr will likely lose his life. However, in regard to me, Bakhadyr had a negative opinion, calling me "Anika Warrior", for I am a traitor to my people and I wish only evil to the Russians. Bakhadyr didn't understand how can one hate his nation.

Even more sad is the story of the anti-corruption activist Vladimir Egorov, who had a house burned in Russia and subjected to criminal prosecution. The authorities of Ukraine simply took Yegorov to the border, handing him over to the FSB, in violation of Ukrainian laws and international norms, despite the fact that Yegorov was in the process of obtaining a asylum, having immunity to such extradition.

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The hostel also housed several Muslim Africans, students from the Gambia, who for some reason hated Shiite Muslims, saying that Shiites are not real Muslims, but simple infidels.

Due to bedbugs, the hostel had a nasty sweetish smell, and from bedbugs bites I got an allergy that made me appreciate the power of these smelly insects, gaving the idea of revenge to the owners of YourHostel network who had evicted me earlier without refunding the money. Throwing back the mattress and carefully collecting a dozen bugs in the jar, I prepared for a biological diversion. Fortunately, these idiots did not put me on the black list, but the sight of reddening from bites weres suspicious to the administrator of one of the hostels of the network YourHostel, she guessed about bedbugs and refused to lodge me, saying that I'm will carry bedbugs in my belongings.

The next day I acted smarter, asking the girl for a skin-tone corrector cream, I smeared the bites and managed to settle into another hostel of YourHostel network, opening there the jar to release bedbugs, which hastily fled into the dark inaccessible places, and out of my things got a dozen more parasites. Now, to get rid of bedbugs, they will have to etablish quarantine, throw out all furniture, mattresses, pillows, TV, rip off baseboards and wallpaper, under which bedbugs love to hide, cover everything with harmful insecticides and lose customers. All because of the refusal to return me some miserable 200 hryvnia. It's a pity that there was also a refugee Nazira from Uzbekistan living in this hostel, but she quickly moved to a better housing, so I hope she was not bitten. Nazira later recommended me to avoid hostels, unless I wanted adventures.

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