“…but Novorossiya always was a part of Russia from founding time.”
No, it hasn’t.
“Your ‘probably’ is not a fact but your insinuation.”
Nice try, Ivan. You either know nothing of your own country’s history or you are a liar. And I suspect it is the latter.
“And I care less if US government spy on her citizens.”
Of course you care less! Because your homeland does it as a matter of routine, you likely assume it is the norm everywhere. But, while your homeland engages in it, and thus it has been accepted as routine; we here in the US – with the exception of Democrats – very much oppose our government spying on the citizens. We do NOT accept it.
“But the fact that the guy who reveled this had to ran out of US for shelter in other country. It give us a taste of REAL ‘democracy’ in US.”
Snowden violated his security clearance and compromised his own government. That is why he beat feet to Russia and charges were brought against him here. And what did Russia do for him? Russia made him a Russian citizen! Probably as consideration for Snowden giving up some American national security information to Russia when he got there.
“…but Novorossiya always was a part of Russia from founding time.”
No, it hasn’t.==
No it has. Novorossiya became a part of Russia starting 18 century as a result of a victory in few russo-turk wars.
If you check out who founded towns of Novorossiya you find that there was a number of Russian generals or governors.
Mariupol, Kherson, Odessa, Nikolaev, Kharkov, Lugansk and so further. All was founded by Russians. I know our history.