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human
> I'm finding it odd how Yakutians are suddenly coming out of nowhere in the English-speaking world.
There is can be several reason why it is happening:
1. There was huge fire in Yakutia this year.
2. Several years ago one man named Alexander Gabyshev who claimed himself as a shaman planned to walk from Yakutia to Moscow to make exorcism ritual because he believes that Putin is a demon.
3. Better Internet connection in Yakutia. For example, in my village we got 4G three years ago.
4. There was a huge anti-immigration movement by locals in 2018 IIRC when some immigranrs from Central Asia raped local woman.
5. Some yakutian movies won some awards in Russia and other countries.
6. Some processes when people from Europe or America started to locate more smaller ethnic groups.
> Are you guys being sponsored by Americans since plenty of you seemed to know English?
My generation know English because there was english lessons in schools from the seconds grade.
>Do you guys hate Russia?
Most Sakha are good with them. But some of them don't like them because they think they are loud, rude and spread debauchery.
>Are you guys going to be the East Asian replacements once Chinese, Koreans and Japanese will have a massive die off since plenty of them are vaxxed?
I have no idea.
> Are blonde Asians a legit thing in Yakutia?
Yes, some Sakha have brighter hair color if he/she had some european roots.
>I want to marry one.
Some Sakha migrated to warmer countries like Sweden, Canada and USA.
> Do you guys have McDonalds in Yakutia?
No, but KFC was opened around two years ago and we have some local burger cafes
> Was your ancestors part of Genghis Khan's empire?
There was a several waves of immigration starting from hunns to XV centuries, so some of ancestors could be part of Genghis Khan's empire. Also there is a theory that Chiskhaan (spirit of death and cold) could be originated from Genghis Khan. But now it's like Santa Claus but with horns.
gpt
>Some Sakha migrated to warmer countries like Sweden, Canada and USA.
>warmer countries like Sweden, Canada
human
>Records of low temperature outside the Antarctica continent occurs around Sakha Republic
>'Largest temperature range ever in 1 area: 105.8 °C (190.4 °F), from −67.8 °C (−90.0 °F) on 15 January 1885, 5,7 February 1892 to 38.0 °C (100.4 °F) on 20 June 2020; Verhoyansk, Sakha Republic, Russia', excerpt from wikipedia