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Ukraine is f#cked!!!!
Quite probably they will stage an attack on the convoy as a provocation. Keep in mind that Russian forces were caught red-handed trying to wire up a residential building in Moscow just to make it look like the Chechens did it...Sergei82 wrote:At the same time just yesterday another Ukrainian village is completely destroyed and leveled with Earth by Russian GRADs from Russian territory after inspecton by drone - just like in Chechen wars. No Ukrainian army was at that time anywhere near that village, Russian media already blamed Ukrainian "nazis" for destroying the village. It would've been absurd if there wasn't one sick man behind it: Russia is creating a humanitarian catastrophe by destroying Ukrainian settlements, and at the same time shoving its humanitarian aid in Ukrainian ass...
On the plus side the smokescreen that has lasted for a quarter of a century has finally cleared and the world can see Russia for what it truly is. About time the bs stopped because nothing has changed over there...
Putin said today Russia can quit human rights organization and can use nuclear weapon if needed. Not joking.
Also he said he "wants" to stop Ukrainian conflict asap at all costs, it's hard for him to watch how "brother kills brother" in Ukraine.
Has something like this ever happened in history of Earth before???
Also he said he "wants" to stop Ukrainian conflict asap at all costs, it's hard for him to watch how "brother kills brother" in Ukraine.
Has something like this ever happened in history of Earth before???
The West has been tolerating him for way too long. Since he obviously doesn't care about his own people even then maybe it's time to throw in a few symbolic measures. For starters a useful dent in Putin's propaganda machine would be to strip Russia of the rights to host the World Cup. Such regimes don't deserve to host jack...
Plus why not include the immediate families of all persons on the no-go list, especially considering how the likes of Putin or Lawrov like to keep their kids safe in Western nations?
Plus why not include the immediate families of all persons on the no-go list, especially considering how the likes of Putin or Lawrov like to keep their kids safe in Western nations?
Do you know anything about FIFA? They're much more illegal and corrupt that Putin and his lackeyes.aster wrote:The West has been tolerating him for way too long. Since he obviously doesn't care about his own people even then maybe it's time to throw in a few symbolic measures. For starters a useful dent in Putin's propaganda machine would be to strip Russia of the rights to host the World Cup. Such regimes don't deserve to host jack...
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Of course. Which should make it that much easier to pressure them into "applying some changes."
The law recently went after some company selling match tix, imagine if it was the US authorities applying the foot instead of Brazil and looking into some shady finances throughout the FIFA hierarchy and not just game tix...
The law recently went after some company selling match tix, imagine if it was the US authorities applying the foot instead of Brazil and looking into some shady finances throughout the FIFA hierarchy and not just game tix...
COMMENT: The new Cold War and the necessity of patriotic heresy
http://www.bne.eu/content/comment-new-c ... tic-heresy
'The Ukrainian civil war, precipitated by the unlawful change of government in Kyiv in February, is already growing into a proxy US–Russian war. The seemingly unthinkable is becoming imaginable: an actual war between NATO, led by the United States, and post-Soviet Russia.'....
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http://www.bne.eu/content/comment-new-c ... tic-heresy
'The Ukrainian civil war, precipitated by the unlawful change of government in Kyiv in February, is already growing into a proxy US–Russian war. The seemingly unthinkable is becoming imaginable: an actual war between NATO, led by the United States, and post-Soviet Russia.'....
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There is a civilian war in Ukraine or this article is supposed to be a joke? Wasn't there yet another observation just a few days back of Russian military convoy entering Ukraine? Are Russian citizens Ukrainians or civil war is when one country's citizens fight against another country civilians, then all wars or civil wars or how?
NATO officially saying (and NYtimes reporting it) that Russia has artillery units in Ukraine and firing on Ukrainian positions. I think this has been rather well-known unofficially for a while, but now we have NATO admitting it.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/08/23/world ... -says.html
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/08/23/world ... -says.html
Good article in the Washington Post: http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/ ... story.html
Personally I think the West's response so far has been incredibly weak. Give Russia an inch and they will take a mile.
After reading this article I have a bad feeling that they will annex further territories and create a new "country" encompassing those regions.
The West should have started arming Ukraine months ago...
Personally I think the West's response so far has been incredibly weak. Give Russia an inch and they will take a mile.
After reading this article I have a bad feeling that they will annex further territories and create a new "country" encompassing those regions.
The West should have started arming Ukraine months ago...
Interesting article, thx for linking it.
Europe is now dependent on Russian energy. While the Al Gore equivalents in the EU were busy spending taxes on windmills, wave power and the like, they should have been building more nuclear. Now instead, what a fine mess we're in, beholden to Putin and his empire-building.
Europe is now dependent on Russian energy. While the Al Gore equivalents in the EU were busy spending taxes on windmills, wave power and the like, they should have been building more nuclear. Now instead, what a fine mess we're in, beholden to Putin and his empire-building.
Moreover, by imposing such a laughable sanctions on Russia West made 86% of Russians think that Russia is extremely strong and invincible. So there is no stop to the war machine now.aster wrote:Good article in the Washington Post: http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/ ... story.html
Personally I think the West's response so far has been incredibly weak. Give Russia an inch and they will take a mile.
After reading this article I have a bad feeling that they will annex further territories and create a new "country" encompassing those regions.
The West should have started arming Ukraine months ago...
Btw, ATO is over. War begins!
P.S.: Lugansk airport was captured yesterday. Information about first bombing of Ukrainian town is out already today (still to be confirmed). What capturing an airport means to Ukraine and why Ukrainians were holding the airport so stubbornly? Simply: now Russia can say "rebels have captured Ukrainian airplanes" and it can send as much aviation as it wants to Ukraine to bomb whatever it wants. For UN it will say "its not us, its rebels" (rebels!!?????? == terrorists) For most European countries - these words is all they need to resist sanctioning Russia.
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