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Misha Poroshenko at Concord College.

http://cs8.pikabu.ru/post_img/2017/05/05/7/1493983274150670980.png

The better view on the shirt with anoter man, Sergey Kiziev, friend of Misha.

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2017 Bosco sports Russian Sochi casual plus velvet pullover sweatshirt

When and where were these taken?

Recently in the British Concord College, where children of Poroshenko, held a photo session on the eve of exams and graduation. Journalist Levko Stek noticed that one photo of Michael posing in a "stylish t-shirt Russia".
However, users have noticed that in the picture "eaten" by the letter "U" and suggested that, most likely, we are talking about a uniform shirt RSSIA (Russian Summer School of Institutional Analytics, the Russian summer school on institutional analysis).
Meanwhile, Stack argues that this t-shirt Bosco clothing Russian athletes.

Show me if such "Russian Summer School of Institutional Analytics" exist.

https://boscosport.ru/upload/iblock/a80/a8019c0ea417152ccb7fe27ae016bb78.mp4

RSSIA is the annual Russian Summer School on Institutional Analysis organized by the Center for Institutional Studies, National Research University Higher School of Economics (CInSt, HSE). This year there will be held the 11th RSSIA "The EU Practices for Young Researchers: Studying Economics of Institutional Development" (RSSIA 2017). It is aimed to focus on recent developments in NIE and possibilities and challenges of applied research in the institutional economics framework. Our goal is to disseminate the best practices of institutional change and effective institutional reforms to assure their successful application at the less developed markets and the economies in or immediately after the transition.
The Yegor Gaidar Foundation will provide several travel grants covering the ticket costs for the participants living in Russia but outside Moscow. Eligible participants will be able to apply for travel grants  as soon as their applications for RSSIA 2017 are accepted.
https://youtu.be/0lPKp44KILc

https://www.hse.ru/en/

There are no such clothings, and symbols are different.

If I am not wrong, then Mikhail Poroshenko is the son of the neo-Nazi president of Ukraine, Petro Poroshenko. On one hand, Petro Poroshenko is trying to wipe out the Russian influence in Ukraine by banning the language and the TV channels. The same time, his son is wearing pro-Russia T-shirts.

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Poroshenko pretends that he is trying to destroy the Russian language. In fact, his whole family communicates in Russian and watches Russian films.

It's not like a country like "Ukraine" is even real. Its just some artifical part of Poland, Hungary, Russian and they are speaking a funny Russian dialekt.
Thats why no one ever believes that shit not even the son of the president.

I have always believed that you are an adequate person. What does Poroshenko and the neo-Nazism. Leave those stamps for Russian TV. Poroshenko is a Jew. What is the relationship Jews have to the Nazis? As for the t-shirt that really son was framed dad.

I have checked the history of Ukraine. It was part of the Russian Empire before 1917. But they have their own language and culture. It is not fair to brand them as an artificial country.

Yeah and it was part of the soviet union after. So of course it has some "own culture" which is also the case for different parts of one country. But they don't have a language it just some made up stuff, kinda like funny english accent from india and some made up words mixed with western slavic languages.

Read mr. Hodos (Xoдoc).

No such name.

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