Tfw Finland is rightful Russian land

>tfw Finland is rightful Russian land
>tfw we will never get to return back home
Feels bad to be denied being part of our homeland.

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You have to go back Pyotr

You have to go back Pyotr

You have to go back Pyotr

You have to come back Pyotr

You have to go back Pyotr

You have to go back Ahmeds

I'm already in Russia.

You have to stay there Pyotr

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I'm already in Finland.

i think Pyotr should be free to take any piece of land he wants, eastern europe isn't even europe really

Are you a Jew btw? I've got a little question...

Yes you are, we're one and the same.

Come home yellow man.

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Russian and Finnish brothers forever

I know what you want to ask.
Yes we do sell Christian blood in the super market

One people
One history
One language

I live in urals
finns are uralics
I am finn

Huutista ryssälle, vastaappa tähän suomeksi niin nähdään sun oikeat värit Vladi

O-oh.. toda raba.. I do have another one...
Is there some authentic (ultra-)Orthodox Judaism among Sephardim / Mizrahim / BetaIsrael which is not Hasidic or Haredi Judaism ( which is more popular among Ashkenazim, isnt it? ) ?

En jaksa ruveta tahan leikkiin taas, toveri hyva

Most of Uralic people are Russians. Suomi and Eesti HAVE to join them.

Juujuu sehän meni loistavasti, loikkaapa nyt takaisin kremliin niin saat palkkas

I am not sure. Most of the religious mizrahim I know are more what we call traditionalists. They are religious but believe in work aka not parasitic and living off tax money

I'm asking bc Israel recognizes only Orthodox conversion and only Orthodox Jews are known in Russia are Hasidic. I curious what some other types of Judaism could be count as Orthodox and Giyur Court approved.

I don't think any other
but I'm not 100 %

>Finland is sole legal successor of the Russian Empire
>Russia is rightful Finnish clay