War with Russia

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Octoposse

2,170 posts

187 months

Saturday 24th May 2014
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109er said:
What's your take on this report/story:

http://news.yahoo.com/putin-next-target-094500221-...
Hard to say - a little sensational and evidence free. Seems to rest on anecdotes from 'our' man in Moldova (Vlad Filat, leading light in the Moldovan Alliance for European Integration), popping over to Washington to ask for dosh (hopefully it's not weapons to do a 'Georgia' - Transnistria is more strategically vulnerable than South Ossetia, but the Russians would 100% inevitably respond, whatever the cost).

AreOut

3,658 posts

163 months

Saturday 24th May 2014
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skyrover said:
The devil is in the detail... troops numbers, movements, the length of time the lease was allowed etc
it's easy to nitpick if you are in good position, not so much if you were in his seat

skyrover said:
Russia already had de-facto control of large chunks of Crimea... It's seizure was not pre-planned, but made that much easier.
But it was the part of Ukraine, now it is not thanks to euronazis. And who knows where that will stop.




Transmitter Man

4,253 posts

226 months

Saturday 24th May 2014
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Are,

So aside from the Euronazis, how do you suggest they recover the stolen money?

http://www.fcpablog.com/blog/2014/5/1/ukraine-need...

Phil

AreOut

3,658 posts

163 months

Saturday 24th May 2014
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is the hunt for that stolen money limited on yanukovich or all other oligarchs in Ukraine? The richest man in Ukraine sided with "people", and I'm willing to bet that his money isn't any more legal than yanukovich's.

Octoposse

2,170 posts

187 months

Saturday 24th May 2014
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Transmitter Man said:
Are,

So aside from the Euronazis, how do you suggest they recover the stolen money?

http://www.fcpablog.com/blog/2014/5/1/ukraine-need...

Phil
Note the difference: "The Government is under great pressure to recover the assets quickly, as expectations from those people whose protests have led to the fall of the Yanukovych regime are high."

So democratically elected Yanukovych headed a regime, but now he's been removed Ukraine has a government . . .

QuantumTokoloshi

4,168 posts

219 months

Saturday 24th May 2014
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Octoposse said:
ote the difference: "The Government is under great pressure to recover the assets quickly, as expectations from those people whose protests have led to the fall of the Yanukovych regime are high."

So democratically elected Yanukovych headed a regime, but now he's been removed Ukraine has a government . . .
This exact choice of words is something the BBC are past masters at, as soon as you hear regime or junta, you know which way the bias is heading.

QuantumTokoloshi

4,168 posts

219 months

Saturday 24th May 2014
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Mobile phone double post.


Edited by QuantumTokoloshi on Saturday 24th May 20:34

Transmitter Man

4,253 posts

226 months

Sunday 25th May 2014
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So by 'Are Outs' maths the Euronazis are now in charge then?

Phil

skyrover

12,682 posts

206 months

Sunday 25th May 2014
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An insight into the separatist mentality

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhArEfYe9H4

This is Babaj (Aleksandr Mozhajev from Krasnodar region), one of the most photogenic Russian terrorists in Donbas, he says theyve captured a black man and are going to kill him and send to Obama to make him order his troops to leave Ukraine And if the American troops dont, the cossack army will go to the USA and destroy the American Jewish-Freemasonry

P.S. Looks like Jews from Ethiopia should abstain from visiting Donbas nowadays


league67

1,878 posts

205 months

Sunday 25th May 2014
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skyrover said:
An insight into the separatist mentality

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhArEfYe9H4

This is Babaj (Aleksandr Mozhajev from Krasnodar region), one of the most photogenic Russian terrorists in Donbas, he says theyve captured a black man and are going to kill him and send to Obama to make him order his troops to leave Ukraine And if the American troops dont, the cossack army will go to the USA and destroy the American Jewish-Freemasonry

P.S. Looks like Jews from Ethiopia should abstain from visiting Donbas nowadays
I took time and answered all of your points. Now you are just scraping the barrel. You've found some nutcase and transpose that into 'separatist/terrorist mentality'. No offence, but your posts are beyond contempt.

skyrover

12,682 posts

206 months

Sunday 25th May 2014
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league67 said:
skyrover said:
An insight into the separatist mentality

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhArEfYe9H4

This is Babaj (Aleksandr Mozhajev from Krasnodar region), one of the most photogenic Russian terrorists in Donbas, he says theyve captured a black man and are going to kill him and send to Obama to make him order his troops to leave Ukraine And if the American troops dont, the cossack army will go to the USA and destroy the American Jewish-Freemasonry

P.S. Looks like Jews from Ethiopia should abstain from visiting Donbas nowadays
I took time and answered all of your points. Now you are just scraping the barrel. You've found some nutcase and transpose that into 'separatist/terrorist mentality'. No offence, but your posts are beyond contempt.
attacking the messenger and not the message... nice one

here's a bit more on the guy... not just some random bloke off the street wink

http://guardianlv.com/2014/04/ukraine-separatist-n...

league67

1,878 posts

205 months

Sunday 25th May 2014
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skyrover said:
attacking the messenger and not the message... nice one

here's a bit more on the guy... not just some random bloke off the street wink

http://guardianlv.com/2014/04/ukraine-separatist-n...
That is exactly what I did. If you take your blinkers off for a second, you might read something else into it. I stand behind what I said. I'm sure, if they could, those terrorist burnt alive in the TV building would agree.

skyrover

12,682 posts

206 months

Sunday 25th May 2014
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league67 said:
skyrover said:
attacking the messenger and not the message... nice one

here's a bit more on the guy... not just some random bloke off the street wink

http://guardianlv.com/2014/04/ukraine-separatist-n...
That is exactly what I did. If you take your blinkers off for a second, you might read something else into it. I stand behind what I said. I'm sure, if they could, those terrorist burnt alive in the TV building would agree.
I'm honestly baffled by your whole position in this situation... You must be wearing some pretty tough trousers for all the fence sitting.

vonuber

17,868 posts

167 months

Sunday 25th May 2014
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Here's an interesting viewpoint I hadn't heard before:

http://www.pcgamesn.com/maidan-how-ukraine-s-best-...

AreOut

3,658 posts

163 months

Sunday 25th May 2014
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Transmitter Man said:
So by 'Are Outs' maths the Euronazis are now in charge then?

Phil
well, I didn't invent that word

league67

1,878 posts

205 months

Sunday 25th May 2014
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skyrover said:
league67 said:
skyrover said:
An insight into the separatist mentality

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhArEfYe9H4

This is Babaj (Aleksandr Mozhajev from Krasnodar region), one of the most photogenic Russian terrorists in Donbas, he says theyve captured a black man and are going to kill him and send to Obama to make him order his troops to leave Ukraine And if the American troops dont, the cossack army will go to the USA and destroy the American Jewish-Freemasonry

P.S. Looks like Jews from Ethiopia should abstain from visiting Donbas nowadays
I took time and answered all of your points. Now you are just scraping the barrel. You've found some nutcase and transpose that into 'separatist/terrorist mentality'. No offence, but your posts are beyond contempt.
attacking the messenger and not the message... nice one

here's a bit more on the guy... not just some random bloke off the street wink

http://guardianlv.com/2014/04/ukraine-separatist-n...
I don't understand your winking smileys. I don't mind your obvious bias. I asked you what do you think about burning people alive inside TV studio. You don't want to answer that. That is ok too. As for the trousers, if you can see my trousers, you are way too close. Please maintain respectful distance at all times.

skyrover

12,682 posts

206 months

Monday 26th May 2014
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league67 said:
I don't understand your winking smileys. I don't mind your obvious bias. I asked you what do you think about burning people alive inside TV studio. You don't want to answer that. That is ok too. As for the trousers, if you can see my trousers, you are way too close. Please maintain respectful distance at all times.
A heinous act obviously, the perpetrators will hopefully be found and brought to justice...

Latest news...

With 85% of the votes counted, Poroshenko wins by 54%. Tymoshenko has about 13%

Right Sector candidate: 0.9-1%, Svoboda: 1.3-1.4%

OSCE says the elections were conducted legally. The EU welcomes Russia's position to the outcome. OSCE says that the main problems were voting in the East, attacks of hackers on the voting system and some technical problems

Putin respects the Ukrainian choice, his spokesman says

EU says successful election in Ukraine constitutes 'major step towards objective of de-escalating tensions' - statement via @Reuters

A deal between Ukraine, Russia and the EU about energy has been negotiated in Berlin.

Ukraine will pay part of the 2 billion dollar of gas debt next Thursday and the next 500 million dollar on the 7th of June.

Ukrainian minister of energy: 'Ukraine is ready to pay its debt and pay for gas, but it has to be the market price and it should be just.'

125 disturbances took place during the elections, of which 83 in the East

Political experts say that Poroshenko has won so that he can respond tougher on the Russian aggression and continue the operation against the separatists. They think Tymoshenko will have problems to accept her defeat. They welcome Poroshenko's decision to travel to Warsaw for his first foreign visit, strengthening ties with one of the only countries where the people genuinely supported Ukraine

Poroshenko will sell all of his companies as promised

Sources within the armed forces of Ukraine say that more than 100 separatists were killed in battle today

RedTrident

8,290 posts

237 months

Monday 26th May 2014
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I've seen the latest news. It involves air strikes rather than attempting negotiations after an election that Putin is at least publicly supportive of. Perhaps someone can explain this approach.

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/may/26/poros...

skyrover

12,682 posts

206 months

Monday 26th May 2014
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RedTrident said:
I've seen the latest news. It involves air strikes rather than attempting negotiations after an election that Putin is at least publicly supportive of. Perhaps someone can explain this approach.

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/may/26/poros...
From what I understand there are various "separatist groups"... not all of them will talk, even to each other.

A bit of a clusterfk in the east at the moment.

skyrover

12,682 posts

206 months

Monday 26th May 2014
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A woman has been found beheaded at Donetsk railway station

Leader of the Luhansk People's Republic has cricised the Donetsk People's Republic for their defeat against the Ukrainian army in Donetsk. He has called their leadership traitors and added that traitors should be liquidated. He threatened to declare war on them.