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Preparing to move to Ukraine requires taking steps to learn the language. Across the Road From England While waiting in the transit room next door to England, Brother Hun has found more time to dedicate to learning Ukrainian. Listening to music and translating the verses has been very helpful in the quest, and I’m following online lessons as well as doing translations in real time in both written and spoken form. If one day I move to Ukraine, Angela will eventually turn up too, and there will be plenty to learn about the events that surround the history of the Church of Kyiv and All the Rus , which is the only title Angela considers valid for the One Ecclesiastic Assembly of Ukrainians, Belarusians and Russians. As we can see, we’re talking of moving to Ukraine in order to learn and study . Therefore, Angela’s brother, who’s been given the task of discover ing the history of the Church among the Rus as well as its connections with foreign entities that later tried distorting

Near the orchards under a blue sky, a cottage standing next to a green garden where flowers along with berries grow and trees offer their gentle shade. A Binding Contract Having looked more into the history of the Church among the Rus, I came to the conclusion that the work which needs doing is very complex and requires plenty of time. A proper research leads to the history of Rome and of Constantinople also having to become the object of investigation along with popish claims of spiritual and paternal supremacy* , something I’ve made clear here at The Party before. Angela, with whom I spoke about this, informs me there is no way I can continue unless there is a binding work contract, a house to live in with a garden, and the relevant funds needed. We’re dealing with weeks and weeks of work that lead to yet more weeks of research, and then more. The weeks go into months, and the months into years. * Angela’s original research in Italian that exposed the line of popes as