A view of a local about...how to behave in Ukraine

It was really surprising:-) I googled "how to behave" and felt a surprise when Google the great gave me this option : " how to behave in Ukraine".   

Wow. Of course, I know that in my country we have some problems, but I didn't know that people are looking for a how-to about behavior in Ukraine :-) So I have decided to help others to solve the problem, create a post "for dummies" :). Here, Ukrainian girl explains how to behave in Ukraine (though personally,it sounds a bit funny :-))  

1. NEVER EVER IN YOUR LIFE believe to what Russian mass media say. I repeat NEVER EVER.  In Russia, there are ONLY FEW tv channels and news websites sat the truth and are a bit independent from the regime. About 95% of mass media is being meticulously controlled by Russian authority and they announce information which is needed for Russian authority to influence and to zombify the population.  Even oppositional Russian mass media websites (like DOZHD', for example) still often lie and give unclear information. I remember lots of "stories" about Ukraine created by Russian mass media. For example, it was said that in Slovyansk' Ukrainian soldiers have crucified a boy(that's the most famous, every Ukrainian knows it :) )                                                                  

  I'll later write about most famous fakes of Russian propaganda or you can visit a wonderful site http://www.stopfake.org/en/news/ where you'll see many evidence of Russian media lying.  
Ukrainian English speaking news websites:
 http://theukrainiantelegraph.blogspot.com/2015/05/so-hard-to-find-truth.html

2. I’ll open you the biggest secret in the world! In Ukraine you should behave……(ready to hear?) NATURALLY :). Yes, you have heard it from the Ukrainian girl! You can simply travel, live and work in my country, even if you are a foreigner. Moreover, I know a lot of foreigners who came in Ukraine and stayed there. They feel wonderful :) 

3. The only thing which may spoil your good time is unfortunately corruption. But this is a problem which Ukrainians want to solve. Our politics and government employees like announce how they “defeat corruption” but the result of it is usually unseen(because there is no result). However, Ukrainian civil activists are stubborn people. The authority hates them, hinders their activity and sees them as red ants, that are small, that bite but they have to be blown out in order not to spoil the skin. But civil activists are people who will defeat corruption to the very end. So we’ll cure this illness. 

So,as you see, there’s no need to learn a behavior of a penguin(joking) to come to Ukraine :). No,wait I know what to do. This is a strict direction for you! Just enjoy yourself :) And come to my lovely Ukraine :) 

Peace XOXOXO