Алексей Мозговой - Голос народа wrote:May 9, Alchevsk
Украинский Выбор wrote:May 9th. The attack on the "Ukrainian choice"
informator TV wrote:70 Years of Victory "The first minute of the World"
Алексей Мозговой - Голос народа wrote:May 9, Alchevsk
Украинский Выбор wrote:May 9th. The attack on the "Ukrainian choice"
informator TV wrote:70 Years of Victory "The first minute of the World"
that's stupidiest two posts I have ever read.. Russians, Canada? What the fuck it has to do with it?kvs wrote:etaepsilonk wrote:Russians...
Ah shut up. Here in Canada I see a dope pusher on every freaking corner and they have protection from the cops.
higurashihougi wrote:Pretty Girl of Krym
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Fx_NM-uMZY
She cut her hair short. But I prefer her long hair.
nyet. short hair is more like it- she looks more of a dominatrix with it. alsomedo wrote:higurashihougi wrote:Pretty Girl of Krym
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Fx_NM-uMZY
She cut her hair short. But I prefer her long hair.
Me to. I more like woman with longer hair. Short haircut is for males.
Sputnik wrote:Man Wearing St. George Ribbon Beaten in Lviv
EUROPE 15:57 10.05.2015(updated 16:10 10.05.2015)
The day before, another incident related to a St. George Ribbon took place in Lviv. A lawmaker of the Lviv regional council tore the St. George Ribbon off a pensioner and stomped it.
A local resident of the Dnepropetrovsk region in Lviv on May 9 wearing a St. George Ribbon on his chest was beaten, the Ukrainian Interior Ministry reported Sunday.
According to the ministry, a man with a St. George Ribbon was reported walking across the city waiving a red flag and "shouting provocative slogans."
Police took the man to a station and forced him to leave his flag and ribbon there. Continue reading.
Sputnik wrote:Combative Instinct: Almost 9,500 Dodge Draft in West Ukrainian Lviv Region
EUROPE 15:46 10.05.2015
The number of draft dodgers in the Western Ukrainian Lviv region amounts almost 9,5 thousand people, the region's police revealed.
"In total, according to chief enlistment officers, 9,493 people evade mobilization in Lviv region," a statement said.
In January, Ukraine’s parliament, the Verkhovna Rada, adopted an edict detailing three steps of conscription in 2015. According to the edict, the total number of the draftees could reach 144,000 in 2015.
The campaign has been bogged down by large-scale draft-dodging and protests against the "senseless war" in the east. Continue reading.
KP via Google Translate wrote:Эксперт: Донецк и Киев не смогут договориться из-за диаметрально противоположных позиций
Expert: Donetsk and Kiev will not be able to negotiate because of the diametrically opposed positions
Daria Ivashkin (Yesterday, 17:02)
Rostislav Ishchenko shared his thoughts on the recent meeting of the contact group
Expert on foreign and domestic policy of Ukraine Rostislav Ishchenko commented on the results of the meeting of the contact group to resolve the conflict in the Donbass, which was held on Wednesday, May 6. In particular, he said that the Donetsk and Kiev will not be able to negotiate because of the diametrically opposed positions.
"If Donetsk Kiev agrees to the conditions in the Donbass there are many armed people who are not fighting for it and can just carry this power. Exactly the same situation in Kiev ", - said the analyst. Continue reading.
Sputnik wrote:Rise of Neo-Nazism in Baltics, Ukraine ‘Extremely Dangerous’
EUROPE 14:00 09.05.2015(updated 14:30 09.05.2015)
According to experts, the rise of radical nationalism in the Baltics and Ukraine 70 years after the end of World War II against Nazi Germany is extremely dangerous.
WASHINGTON (Sputnik) – The rise of radical nationalism in the Baltics and Ukraine 70 years after the end of World War II against Nazi Germany is extremely dangerous, experts told Sputnik.
"This is an extremely dangerous development that now 70 years later we are seeing neo-Nazi organizations coming to the forefront… and being tolerated and condoned in the Baltics, and especially now in Ukraine, where we see openly Nazi, neo-Nazi organizations, ideas, symbols," Illinois University Professor Francis Boyle said Friday. Continue reading.
Ruptly TV wrote:Zakharchenko leads commemoration at the Saur-Mogila memorial
whir wrote:Ruptly TV wrote:Zakharchenko leads commemoration at the Saur-Mogila memorial
flamming_python wrote:Etaepsilonok is not AurimasLT; he's been here for years; a lot longer than the people here pointing fingers at him and mistaking him for somebody else.
He has always had balanced political views too.
So what if opinions differ over the crisis in the Ukraine? Stop this petty witch-hunt against those that dare to epose a different point of view.
etaepsilonk wrote:kvs wrote:
Ah shut up. Here in Canada I see a dope pusher on every freaking corner and they have protection from the cops.
Typical troll response ''and what about the USA?'' I haven't even brought canada, my video in particular is about the vanguard of the so called russian world. And what do you know, maybe the video is not even real, but was just edited for entertainment value.
Of course, poor quality footage could just be the result of filming from russian camera a.k.a. net analogov v mire
Khepesh wrote:A brief mention about the language dispute. For a thread I made on another forum, not mp, I made a detailed analysis of the population of Odessa from foundation to present day. Looking at all available data from simple population numbers from 1794 and then from the first proper census in 1897, it could be seen that single largest ethnic group was Russian at 49,09%. The word Ukranian never even appeared on the census, instead the old term "Malorosi" - "Littlerussians" was used, and they were only 9,39%. Leaping forward to the figures for deaths in early 1930s it can be seen that, and this time "Ukranian" is used, that they were only about 7% of the population, and there is no reason to suggest they were less likely to die than anybody else and give this low number. Then suddenly in modern times this very low number of "Ukranians" becomes a majority of the population. This is unfeasable, and without replicating work from elsewhere, was found to be false and that most of these new "Ukranians" were actually ethnic Russians. This type of trick seems common and is also used to falsify language data. On the 2001 census surzhyk is not even mentioned and it is assumed everybody who speaks an Eastern Slavonic language speaks either Russian, Ukranian or Belarussian. It is clear, at least to me, that Kiev authorities have counted surzhyk not as a dialect of Russian, but as "pure" Ukranian and so produce data that show the majority of all Ukraine as being native Ukranian speakers. This is a manipulative lie.
To add, in 1897 census Hebrew was the second language of Odessa at 30,83%. We know they suffered a nightmare and many died in holocaust, and then from 1991 many of the survivors emigrated. There is no data to show them being replaced by Ukranian speakers from the western regions as the population figures show drops, at times severe, in Odessa population and only a slow recovery and since the bulk of the Jews left in 1991 the population has almost flatlined, again showing no large influx of Ukranian speakers. There is the saying "There lies, damned lies, and statistics", but in this case the statistics, the real ones, show the truth, and that statistics from Kiev at least since 1991 are lies.
kvs wrote:flamming_python wrote:Etaepsilonok is not AurimasLT; he's been here for years; a lot longer than the people here pointing fingers at him and mistaking him for somebody else.
He has always had balanced political views too.
So what if opinions differ over the crisis in the Ukraine? Stop this petty witch-hunt against those that dare to epose a different point of view.
He shouldn't troll this thread with BS propaganda if he does not want the heat.
flamming_python wrote:Etaepsilonok is not AurimasLT; he's been here for years; a lot longer than the people here pointing fingers at him and mistaking him for somebody else.
He has always had balanced political views too.
So what if opinions differ over the crisis in the Ukraine? Stop this petty witch-hunt against those that dare to epose a different point of view.
"Give back annexed Eastern Germany and we will follow your example" should be the answerFlagship Victory wrote:Merkel urges Putin to give Crimea back to Ukraine.
http://rt.com/news/257313-putin-merkel-ukraine-ceasefire/
KoTeMoRe wrote:flamming_python wrote:Etaepsilonok is not AurimasLT; he's been here for years; a lot longer than the people here pointing fingers at him and mistaking him for somebody else.
He has always had balanced political views too.
So what if opinions differ over the crisis in the Ukraine? Stop this petty witch-hunt against those that dare to epose a different point of view.
It's not a witch hunt, he's trolling. Notice I'm not calling for bans or suspension. His views until now haven't struck me as "balanced". He just went el retardo grande with a low pro generalizaton. Russians=Drunkards. If that's "balanced" I guess you need to get new specs, ASAP. BTW Aurimas has also been a member of MP.net for years and he has more than often brought non-sense. Doesn't mean anything. However, what etaepsilonk and Aurimas have in common is their general disdain (i'm being diplomatic here) of Russians.
I'm not comfortable with people trolling for the sake of being a stronkian, but hey everyone gotta live yeh?
BTW there was no personal attack what so ever. People pointed out the same fact we all knew. AND the source was basically rubbish. Not the first time this happens here, first there was the 75 bln USD sanction cost, then Russia's stats being forged, now Zaharchenko's doctored vid. WTF you think we are? Idiots? Honestly, these aren't opinions.
На линии огня wrote:Azov fires at apartment block
TheMedvedova wrote:Rail convoy with Smerch MLRS in Dnepropetrovsk
Bolt wrote:"Give back annexed Eastern Germany and we will follow your example" should be the answerFlagship Victory wrote:Merkel urges Putin to give Crimea back to Ukraine.
http://rt.com/news/257313-putin-merkel-ukraine-ceasefire/
Advisor to the head of the Ukrainian Interior Ministry, Gerashchenko Anton going to submit to the Parliament a draft law to ban the public use of St. George ribbons, which officials described as "a symbol of the Russian aggression against Ukraine." This Gerashchenko wrote on his page on Facebook .
The exceptions would be those when the St. George's ribbon used in the symbolism of the orders of veterans of World War II archives, historical documents and museum exhibits.
According to Gerashchenko, for publicly wearing George Ribbon (or Nazi swastika) is supposed to establish a large fine, "for example, 5000 hryvnia in the budget for treatment of injured persons with disabilities ATO." For repeated demonstration ribbons advisor to the Ministry of Internal Affairs is going to set a penalty of up to 15 days of arrest.........................................
How about we just start a separatist movement in Bavaria as a real kick to Merkel's testicles. Shove Merkel's and the EU's own fvcking medicine down their throats and wreck the real economic powerhouse of the EU.sepheronx wrote:Bolt wrote:"Give back annexed Eastern Germany and we will follow your example" should be the answerFlagship Victory wrote:Merkel urges Putin to give Crimea back to Ukraine.
http://rt.com/news/257313-putin-merkel-ukraine-ceasefire/
Give back Kosovo to Serbia is another one.
Easy way to put that shill of NSA in her place, is say: "let us ask the people of Crimea what they want, as the will of the people determin their own fate, like Kosovo, right Merkel?" And then go on to have her ask random people in Crimea and or others and have it broadcasted live, so to see her dumb look on her face when majority will say "No!".
Ivan the Colorado wrote:
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Unrelated: We all know that the Pork Junta needs the war to continue so their pathetic banana republic can live on. So what is taking the Hohols so long to attack?
Ukraine will require Russia to pay $ 350 billion of compensation for military operations in the Donbass. On Sunday 10 May, he said in Ukrainian air "on Channel 5," First Deputy Minister of Economic Development and Trade of Ukraine Oleksandr Borovik.
"At some point, Russia will pay. We need to count, we need to be ready, and it is necessary to lobby wherever we can, "- said the deputy minister.
Explaining his calculations, he explained that the sum named by analogy with the financial claims of Kuwait to Iraq after Saddam Hussein's invasion of the country in 1991.
"350 billion came because when Iraq invaded Kuwait, and then decided that they need 320 billion. If you compare how long this aggression was and how long the Russian aggression against us - it's almost in proportion, "- said the official.
Borovik reservation that the exact amount of financial requirements of Kiev has yet to be calculated...........................................
Flagship Victory wrote:Merkel urges Putin to give Crimea back to Ukraine.
http://rt.com/news/257313-putin-merkel-ukraine-ceasefire/