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the words that you qouted from me were adressed to cyberseo.... |
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it is always difficult to have everyone in "nation" happy...so...maybe it would be better to have standards in politics and allow each individual from nation be happy from their hard work ? |
NATO and US tactic:
- make chaos - divide country, get east vs west going - get country to be very unstable - make grivna worthless - make a run on banks (people will then withdraw money at the same time) - collapse banks - sell people "democracy" and "dreams" - make Ukraine sign euro agreement (say goodbye to pensions and all that) - get Ukraine take major loans with a lot of rules in them - flood Ukraine with European product - nobody will buy Ukrainian products - all major production plants will shut down, since no one will buy - get European companies to come, buy out everything including land now Ukraine will be a slave forever, and population will decrease by 1/3 since most will leave poverty (not sure where they'll go since whole EU is fucked) btw, I do agree Yanukovich had to go, that idiot stole from people like crazy.... |
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man, what you suggest isn't bad at all, it's another proof outsiders don't know shit about Ukrainian reality. You watch a lot of Russian tv. |
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Is this a pro european revolution ? |
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if the Ukraine needs money now, they should ask Achmetow. he has approx. 10 billion euro thanks to the protection from Yanukovich
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that's it in a nutsell. |
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Here, you don't listen that this revolution is for independence. France TV claims a similar thing: that this revolution is for europe and against evil putin i don't know if you can watch this channel (probably not available in your country) http://www.france5.fr/emissions/c-da...et=tous&page=1 here you could think (i could think) that this revolution is manipulated by france. Last week, i watched the german tv and they were more moderated on the ukrainian revolution, so it is not the EU that controls things. The USA seems probably involved too... Notice also what happens meanwhile in venezuela... |
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EU is not NATO and no one offered the Ukraine becoming a EU member. not in the foreseeable future anyways this all is about free trade - at least it was in the beginning and of course Russia isnt happy but as far as i know the Ukraine is an independent country and not part of the USSR anymore |
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seriously, if you can speak french, listen to this link it's obvious propaganda |
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Oops double post :)
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I'm all for Ukrainian people living better (because i am Ukrainian), they're tired of corruption, but joining EU is not the answer at all. |
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Somehow ,EU will help Ukraine without asking anything, even if they couldn't fix own members like Greece. Beside boxer, prosperity of country is secure with guys like this: Suddenly, way of thinking of people will change, (even if nothing happened in last two revolutions in last 20 years) and from some strange reason,there will be no corruption and stealing, anymore. Just like that. Also, since this is capitalism, other countries will simply give tons of money to Ukraine , just to help and see Ukrainians satisfied and happy. Foreign debt will be smaller and smaller every year and other countries will encourage Ukraine to produce what they are already producing, and probably will stop own production, just to help Ukrainians sell their new products. |
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But they could use ukraine as a cheap workforce (i guess that romania will become too expensive soon) :2 cents: |
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:winkwink: btw his weapon is not the weapon for a real nazi. that's better: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volkssturmgewehr_1-5 |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ArcelorMittal i don't understand why steel matters here ? |
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it is always good to have choice, even to go to foreign country and work your ass off there...than to not have choice and starve in your own country ... what do you think sbout that :-PP |
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respect UA!
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I've fixed that for you :winkwink:
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Because of media blockade there are many things hidden.
Odessa: If info are correct, on parliament building in Kharkiv, there is Russian flag. Voulonteers are coming with boats coming to Crimea. 51 respected citizen of Odessa sent a letter to Putin and asked for help. They are also asking for Russian language to be brought back. Around parilament in Crimea there are barricades and armed people took it over and put Russian flag. Thousands of citizens are going there asking for their right to referendum and constitution from 1992. Russain aircrafts are in stater of readiness. : http://translate.google.com/translat... _id%3D817236 It seems like state of lawlessnessin Kiew. Can someone please translate this ? |
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On a side note, there are lots of Ukrainian citizens work in Russia (usually in low-paying occupations). Don't want to sound offensive, but according to the police stats, most of prostitutes in Moscow are came from Moldova and Ukraine. I don't want to say they are bad people or something like that. They just really poor and desperate. I don't think the EU will be happy of millions poor people coming in :2 cents: |
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