The Situation in the Ukraine. #15

BKP wrote:^No, no... American. Hmm, I'm going to guess that "BKP" has a significance in Bulgaria that I was unaware of?

BKP wrote:
On topic; I never said they should be released, but argued that they shouldn't be executed on sight.

And let's quit this BS that treating the junta soldiers well is going to make them allies. This kind of thinking has been proven to be false many, many times before. Ukraine is as hostile to Russia as before and nothing will change that.

Russia and Ukraine are past the point of returning to normality. Russia and Ukraine, while being ethnically, culturally, religiously and linguistically as close as it gets, will remain enemies as long as the current generation of people are alive (=50-70 years). The West scored a major victory by making Russia and Ukraine enemies. The question is that how big share of the current territory of Ukraine will be controlled by Kiev and by Moscow.

I respect your opinion again, but for the love of God, please stop thinking about the western reactions. Let them bark. Let them hate. Let them demonize. Who the fuck cares? The only thing that matters is that who wins the war.[

Karl Haushofer wrote:

KomissarBojanchev wrote:

BKP wrote:
On topic; I never said they should be released, but argued that they shouldn't be executed on sight.

Nobody is asking for them to be executed.

KomissarBojanchev wrote:

Karl Haushofer wrote:

KomissarBojanchev wrote:

BKP wrote:
On topic; I never said they should be released, but argued that they shouldn't be executed on sight.

Nobody is asking for them to be executed.

Then what was all that cheering about the NAF sniper-judge-jury-executioner?

KomissarBojanchev wrote:

Karl Haushofer wrote:

KomissarBojanchev wrote:

BKP wrote:
On topic; I never said they should be released, but argued that they shouldn't be executed on sight.

Nobody is asking for them to be executed.

Then what was all that cheering about the NAF sniper-judge-jury-executioner?

Cahaba wrote:I see XJ220 is still yanking chains.

KomissarBojanchev wrote:

BKP wrote:^No, no... American. Hmm, I'm going to guess that "BKP" has a significance in Bulgaria that I was unaware of?

Bulgarska Komunisticheska Partia We left wingers are the driving prorussian political force in bulgaria, unlike the euroskeptic bourgeois neoliberals in the western EU.

On topic; I never said they should be released, but argued that they shouldn't be executed on sight.

Cowboy's daughter wrote:

Cahaba wrote:I see XJ220 is still yanking chains.

Ugh.

For me, I decided it wasn't worth me posting over there.

I'm glad somebody is carrying water over there, but I don't even go over there & read, or seldom ever.

auslander wrote:

Cowboy's daughter wrote:

Cahaba wrote:I see XJ220 is still yanking chains.

Ugh.

For me, I decided it wasn't worth me posting over there.

I'm glad somebody is carrying water over there, but I don't even go over there & read, or seldom ever.

Well, the trolls are pretty active here of late. Anyone taking that daily mail article as remotely true is living in another universe and yet we have almost two pages on it. Well done, trolls.

Cowboy's daughter wrote:

auslander wrote:

Cowboy's daughter wrote:

Cahaba wrote:I see XJ220 is still yanking chains.

Ugh.

For me, I decided it wasn't worth me posting over there.

I'm glad somebody is carrying water over there, but I don't even go over there & read, or seldom ever.

Well, the trolls are pretty active here of late. Anyone taking that daily mail article as remotely true is living in another universe and yet we have almost two pages on it. Well done, trolls.

I remember reading the article but don't remember what it was about.

My back (I figured out it's my ribs not my back.) are still

Here in a little bit I'm going back to the doctor. Here's hoping!

auslander wrote:

Cowboy's daughter wrote:

Cahaba wrote:I see XJ220 is still yanking chains.

Ugh.

For me, I decided it wasn't worth me posting over there.

I'm glad somebody is carrying water over there, but I don't even go over there & read, or seldom ever.

Well, the trolls are pretty active here of late. Anyone taking that daily mail article as remotely true is living in another universe and yet we have almost two pages on it. Well done, trolls.

auslander wrote:Well, the trolls are pretty active here of late. Anyone taking that daily mail article as remotely true is living in another universe and yet we have almost two pages on it. Well done, trolls

max TV wrote:Mushroom! MUSHROOM you look! It fell that the powerful Donetsk June 16, 2015

opasnie wrote:Gorlovka. Scrapped Mines area 6-7

Moldova govt resigns
The Moldovan government has approved its resignation at a meeting on Tuesday, RIA Novosti reported. The decision was made after Prime Minister Chiril Gaburici, 38 resigned Friday following prosecutors’ questions about the authenticity of his high school and university degrees. During Sunday local elections, Moldova's pro-European and pro-Russian parties took roughly equal shares of the vote , Reuters said.

Neutrality wrote:So apparently there are consultations on the situation in Ukraine behind closed doors today. Is it the old Normandy 4 group or someone else?

By the way, Europe has a much bigger problem to worry about right now: Greece. News websites are saying Greece's potential exit might have a bigger influence on other countries than initially expected. I'm guessing Merkel really wishes she didn't have to worry about Kiev too right now.

Cowboy's daughter wrote:

Cahaba wrote:I see XJ220 is still yanking chains.

Ugh.

For me, I decided it wasn't worth me posting over there.

I'm glad somebody is carrying water over there, but I don't even go over there & read, or seldom ever.

In the case of aggravation of the situation in Transnistria DNR army will be ready to support the forces of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic. This was announced to reporters in Donetsk by the Foreign Minister Alexander Kofman. Aggravation of the situation, in his opinion, is inevitable (due to the appointment of Sakashvilli as Odesa governor)

http://tvzvezda.ru/news/vstrane_i_mire/content/201506161549-8rio.htm

Cahaba wrote:

Cowboy's daughter wrote:

Cahaba wrote:I see XJ220 is still yanking chains.

Ugh.

For me, I decided it wasn't worth me posting over there.

I'm glad somebody is carrying water over there, but I don't even go over there & read, or seldom ever.

Well, I meant here, not there.  But I agree about the time.  I have preference for this site because it is more civil, whilst ironically being more tolerant and freer in speech.

Ukraine: 'Stop Yatsenyuk!' say protesters outside parliament in Kiev Published on Jun 16, 2015 Several rallies uniting over 3,000 people joined together outside Kiev's Verkhovna Rada (Ukrainian Parliament), Tuesday. The representative of trade unions, activists of the 'Financial Maidan' organisation and anti-Yatsenyuk protesters were present. Speaking at the rally, Sergei Kaplin, a member of the Ukrainian Parliament and representative of the Petro Poroshenko Bloc, demanded the resignation of Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk. His speech was listened to by other protesters, which could be seen holding banners reading "Stop Yatsenyuk! Government politics is the genocide of Ukrainians!" wrote: