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401  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Crimea on: December 28, 2015, 02:18:10 PM
A bit old, but:

Erdogan Meets With Crimean Blockade Organizers: Naval Provocation Imminent?
http://sputniknews.com/europe/20151219/1032016827/erdogan-crimean-naval-blockade.html

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Interestingly, only the Russian-language version of the QHA news story took the time to explain what was discussed. According to the article, the men spoke about the emerging "strategic partnership" between Turkey and Ukraine, prospects of a free trade area, questions surrounding the "civil blockade of Crimea," and "the formation of a military unit in the Kherson region," among other issues.
402  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Documentaries: "Murder of Yugoslavia" and "Democracy of Mass Destruction" on: December 27, 2015, 04:20:33 PM
U.S. Cold War Nuclear Target Lists Declassified for First Time
http://nsarchive.gwu.edu/nukevault/ebb538-Cold-War-Nuclear-Target-List-Declassified-First-Ever/

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Washington, D.C., December 22, 2015 - The SAC [Strategic Air Command] Atomic Weapons Requirements Study for 1959, produced in June 1956 and published today for the first time by the National Security Archive www.nsarchive.org, provides the most comprehensive and detailed list of nuclear targets and target systems that has ever been declassified. As far as can be told, no comparable document has ever been declassified for any period of Cold War history.

The SAC study includes chilling details. According to its authors,  their target priorities and nuclear bombing tactics would expose nearby civilians and “friendly forces and people” to high levels of deadly radioactive fallout.  Moreover, the authors developed a plan for the “systematic destruction” of Soviet bloc urban-industrial targets that specifically and explicitly targeted “population” in all cities, including Beijing, Moscow, Leningrad, East Berlin, and Warsaw.  Purposefully targeting civilian populations as such directly conflicted with the international norms of the day, which prohibited attacks on people per se (as opposed to military installations with civilians nearby).

Nuclear strike targets count 1100 airfields during the first phase. Then in the second phase: 1200 cities in USSR, China and Eastern-European countries. Moscow alone had 179 designated nuclear strike targets, Leningrad: 145.

In Russian:
https://eadaily.com/news/2015/12/25/lyudoed-v-roli-globalnogo-lidera-rassekrechen-plan-vedeniya-yadernoy-voyny-ssha-protiv-sssr

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n the first stage of the planned American nuclear war, all Soviet and Chinese airports would have been turned into craters from powerful nuclear explosions. Among the relevant test, it is known that the detonation of a thermonuclear warhead munition with the equivalent of four megaton explosion creates a vast area of ​​devastation with diameter of almost 12 km and the heat wave is causing 3rd degree burns within a radius of 21 km. The second stage of the nuclear attack by the US assumed total ruthlessness in destroying with nuclear weapons most of the Soviet cities and key cities in China and Eastern Europe. Where US nuclear planners did not reckon with any international conventions and rules of warfare in the planning of mass destruction of civilians. It is obvious that the published document - this is the first documented evidence of the absolute cannibalistic plans for the destruction of millions of people by the American military. Previously, such plans of mass destruction of cities was known a priori. Now it has documentary evidence.




And some old news:

Jimmy Carter's Controversial Nuclear Targeting Directive PD-59 Declassified
http://nsarchive.gwu.edu/nukevault/ebb390/

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Washington, D.C., September 14, 2012 – The National Security Archive is today posting - for the first time in its essentially complete form - one of the most controversial nuclear policy directives of the Cold War. Presidential Directive 59 (PD-59), "Nuclear Weapons Employment Policy," signed by President Jimmy Carter on 25 July 1980, aimed at giving U.S. Presidents more flexibility in planning for and executing a nuclear war, but leaks of its Top Secret contents, within weeks of its approval, gave rise to front-page stories in the New York Times and the Washington Post that stoked wide-spread fears about its implications for unchecked nuclear conflict.

PS: Those brave souls, who assisted USSR in getting a nuclear bomb in the nick of time, are heroes, who saved hundreds of millions lives! What Hitler did during WWII is child's play, compared to USA's plans...
403  Other / Politics & Society / Re: ISIS Claims Major Counterattacks as Iraqi Forces Lay Siege to Ramadi on: December 27, 2015, 04:01:34 PM
USA started evacuation of ISIS leaders from Iraq with helicopters, at the same time interfering with Iraqi operations, combating ISIS near Ramadi:

http://www.vz.ru/news/2015/12/27/786237.html
404  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Do you think Putin will rule Russia for life? on: December 27, 2015, 03:51:24 PM
Putin will rule at least for other 10-15 year, then he will have to go because of its age. I see Medvedev a possible successor of putin  Smiley
I expect something similar to happen. In the future he may be getting to old to do the job. Medvedev is a bit younger and has support from the party.
All that is true. Medvedev will be likely successor to Putin, he already was president in the meantime, but it looked like he was marionette with strings attached to Putin standing backstage.
And I think it will be the same in the future he just doesn't seem like independent leader.

Another one, parroting what the Western MSM told him to say. Medvedev did a fair share of "liberal" acts, which in retrospect were harmful to Russia.
Besides, if you followed the newscape of the Russian media of the time, you'd have noticed a lot of friction between Medvedev and Putin.

It would be better if Shojgu or Starikov ran for president.
405  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donetsk, Kharkov, Lugansk - way to Russia. on: December 27, 2015, 03:45:29 PM
Commander of the DNR army Basurin and OCSE observers came under sniper fire from Ukrainian forces near Kominternovo. The inspection group was en-route to inspect the site that Ukrainians shelled on the 24th of December:
http://regnum.ru/news/accidents/2044892.html
406  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donetsk, Kharkov, Lugansk - way to Russia. on: December 26, 2015, 05:53:58 PM
Seize-fire?  Grin Grin
Nit-picker! I blame auto-correct  Tongue

Cease-fire.

But "seize-fire" is also not a bad thing, provided the bad guys seize it.
407  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Crimea on: December 26, 2015, 05:40:48 PM
Tatar from Crimea Lenur Isljamov is one of the organisers of the blockade of Crimea. He organised an armed bandit group to this end. Turkish Ministry of Defence volunteered to provide armaments to this battalion.
Mayor of Sevastopol called this another stab in the back from Turkey, which once again shows its true colours:
http://regnum.ru/news/polit/2044652.html



And on to some good new. The official site for the construction of the bridge has been launched:

http://www.most.life/
408  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donetsk, Kharkov, Lugansk - way to Russia. on: December 26, 2015, 05:29:45 PM
Kiev has sabotaged OCSE inspection in village Kominternovo:
http://regnum.ru/news/society/2044664.html

Over the last 24 hours Ukrainian forces violated the seize-fire 13 times, fired 270 mortar shells, 10 shots from tanks. One soldier of the Donetsk Republic was killed, one wounded. No casualties among civilians. Ukrainian motorised columns are also spotted
http://ria.ru/world/20151226/1349572815.html

It looks like Ukrainians are building up for something nasty for the New Year and the following Christmas. Expect large demoralising provocations.



409  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Up Like Trump on: December 26, 2015, 02:26:45 PM

Donald Trump versus George Stephanopoulos: Donald Trump's Punch Out!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nohixsPOhI

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Grass root!  Cheesy


Paul Craig Roberts has some criticism of Trump, but not the usual kind you hear repeated ad nauseum on MSM.

The article has a bit on Stephanopoulos as well:

http://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2015/12/21/donald-trump-an-evaluation-paul-craig-roberts/

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According to Stephanopoulos, “Putin has murdered journalists,” and Trump should be ashamed of praising a murderer of journalists. Trump asked Stephanopoulos for evidence, and Stephanopoulos didn’t have any. In other words, Stephanopoulos confirmed Trump’s statement that American politicians just make things up and rely on the presstitutes to support invented “facts” as if they are true. Trump made reference to Washington’s many murders.

Stephanopoulos wanted to know what journalists Washington had murdered. Trump responded with Washington’s murders and dislocation of millions of peoples who are now overrunning Europe as refugees from Washington’s wars. But Trumps advisors were not sufficiently competent to have armed him with the story of Washington’s murder of Al Jazerra’s reporters.

...

Unfortunately for Putin and for Trump, if news reports can be believed, Trump recently said that
he would use nuclear weapons against ISIS. This is a disqulifying statement. There is no reason to need nukes to defeat a force as small as ISIS. More importantly, as the US is the only country to use nuclear weapons against the population of another country, for the US to do so again would confirm for the Russian and Chinese governments that the US government is insane, untrustworthy, and in need of extermination before Russia and China are attacked. You cannot use nuclear weapons without consequence.

As I have said in a number of interviews, Trump’s problem is that he has no movement behind him, no advisors that he can trust, and he does not understand the issues. Trump has learned
that forceful statements are appreciated by voters. Therefore, he doesn’t differentiate intelligent forceful statements from insane statements. As long as his statements are forceful, Trump thinks that they work.

Recently I watched a video of a woman described as a “Trump advisor” who repeaded neocon nazi William Kristol’s statement: “What’s the use of nuclear weapons if you can’t use them?”

How did a William Kristol neocon nazi get on Trump’s staff? What more proof do we need that even if Trump is elected, the establishment will prevail despite Trump.

Trump cannot be a dissident politician without a dissident staff. He doesn’t know the people who would comprise a dissident staff. Trump knows how to make deals, and the Establishment will staff up a Trump presidency with deals. The minute Trump takes office, he would be already captured.

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Dear Mr. Roberts, I want to comment your article \”Donald Trump: An Evaluation — Paul Craig Roberts\” in which you provided an example when Washington killed journalists – US warplane bombed Al Jazeera’s headquarters in Baghdad during US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003. I want to provide another example – during Washington led NATO bombing of Yugoslavia in 1999 NATO warplanes bombed headquarters of the Radio Television of Serbia killing 16 people and wounding another 16. I also want to thank you for giving us excellent insight into complex economic and political issues revealing true nature of the evil imperialists in Washington. bestregards from Croatia/Igor
410  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Do you think Putin will rule Russia for life? on: December 26, 2015, 02:20:45 PM
Russia have such history and tradition with their rulers.
Russia also has a long tradition of democracy. Just for example, Republics of Pskov and Novgorod existed a long before the US even were formed. If we speak about the Empire, then courts were independent and judges were democratically elected for 3-year term.

If I remember well, nobody resigned or gave power to others in last 1000 years!
Then you definitely are suffering some memory issues.

Nicholas II - agreed to establish constitutional monarchy in 1905;
Nicholas II -  resigned in 1917;
Grand Duke Michael - resigned in 1917;
Malenkov - impeached in 1955;
Khruschev - resigned in 1964 under a threat of impeachment;
Yeltsin - resigned in 1999;

Well, that I was able to remember in few minutes.

After all, there are no real opposition in Russia now.
There is a plenty of real oppositional powers, they're holding a significant share of seats in the parliament.

P.S. Liars like you have turned "democracy" into an obscene word.

Well-spoken, Balthazar! Selective memory regarding Russia and re-writing of history to suite the needs of the ruling 1% is the name of the game in the West.

For those wanting to read up on the Novgorod Republic (1136-1478):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novgorod_Republic

As for "democracy" - I propose calling the US-brand of it for "democratism"...
411  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Putin: Turkey, who is aiding terrorists, has stabbed us in the back on: December 26, 2015, 02:12:29 PM
Turkish media appears to be ill at ease over the creation of a Russian-Armenian system of a regional joint air defense, suggesting that the agreement could mean trouble for Ankara and lead to growing instability in the region.

The Azeris are linguistically and culturally very similar to the Turks. They speak a Turkic language and share the same religion. In case of a possible Azerbaijan vs Armenia war, Turkey is likely to side with the former. In such a scenario, Russia should help the Armenians, as Armenians are culturally similar to the Slavic people.

Interestingly, this is what Turkish infiltration and brainwashing is trying to convince Azerbaijanis of. Incidentally, it is where the break-up of USSR was initiated a few years before 1991.

Here is a telling fragment of an article, published in “Argumenty i Fakty” – about Herman Alekseevich Ugrjumov, Hero of Russia, who served in many hot spots during those wild years.

Admiral German Ugrjumov, going by the name of "Ocean" cared for everyone but himself
http://www.aif.ru/society/people/admiral_po_klichke_okean_german_ugryumov_zabotilsya_obo_vseh_krome_sebya

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He started his military career in the Caspian Flotilla. Then he returned to Baku after the end of the High School of the KGB. There the two sons of Herman Alekseevich were born. And there he almost lost his family, when Russians and Armenians were being cut down and burnt alive in the streets of Azerbaijan. The first pogroms “glorified” the city of Sumgait, and then in Baku the following posters appeared: “Russian, do not leave! We need slaves and prostitutes”, “War on Armenia!”. Russian, who managed to get to the airport of Baku, could not fly to Moscow – civilian planes were loaded with boxes of carnations. No one cancelled the season of flower trade.

Back then Ugriumov saved hundreds of families by organising their evacuation on military planes and by sea. But a few years before the tragic events, he had sent reports to Moscow, saying that Azerbaijan was ripe with nationalist sentiment, that Turkish and Iranian intelligence is at work. But the center said, Azerbaijan will handle it by themselves.
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412  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Putin: Turkey, who is aiding terrorists, has stabbed us in the back on: December 25, 2015, 07:40:45 PM
We are still waiting Putin to bury Erdoğan. If he has enough power he should do it right now. He's wasting time with fake threats. Show your serious move, sir!

Revenge is a dish best served cold. And not everything is done with brute force, you know. Wink

There was a demonstration of S-400's in Syria to the journalists yesterday...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_1zbfHpnl0

Fewer foreign flying objects venture into the airspace over Syria right now, and those that do turn back as soon as they enter the range.



413  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Documentaries: "Murder of Yugoslavia" and "Democracy of Mass Destruction" on: December 20, 2015, 06:47:14 PM
Serbs and Russians were always friends so i am not surprised with OP. Situation at ex Yugoslavia was bit more complicated and you guys will never fully understand it. Bottom line is, we (Croatia) were attacked by those Serb animals and we defended almost with no any real help from outside against 6th military force in world. We did not have almost any weapons or trained troops. Later, 1999 after numerous genocides Serbs have done in Croatia, Bosnia and Kosovo whole world could see who Serbs really are and they got bombed finally.

What about the Ustaše animals who butchered some 1 million unarmed civilians during the WW2 (including Serbs, Roma, and Jews), after siding with the Nazis? Were their crimes any less than those committed by the Bosnian and Kosovan Serbs? You Croats have double-crossed your fellow Christians by siding with the Muslims in Bosnia. And that is why you are getting f*cked by the Bosnian Muslims now.

IDK what happened in ww2, i was not there like you bryant. I can only tell what i saw and live through. Also, we fought Muslims at Bosnia but not against civilians and unarmed children like your friends Serbs. You Russians and Serbs only see your side of story like always.

Croato, I don't think we will agree here, but... I am not "for" Serbs or "against" Bosnians or Croatians. I view you all, Serbs, Croatians (both the same peoples, actually) and Bosnians, as victims of devious and masterful reignition of past grievances and well-timed provocations.

What I am against is the pre-designation of Serbs as the only criminals, a stance imposed to such a degree that it must not be questioned and any facts to the contrary must be ignored. Talk about seeing only "your side of the story" - the side endorsed by the masters, who ordered the destruction of Yugoslavia. It is "funny" how every time Russia or Serbia try to point out the atrocities, committed by Croatians and Bosnians, they are accused of only being interested in the Serbian side of the story, and not, as it happens, in restoration of historic justice.

I am also vehemently against your use of the "Serb animals". What you are doing, is the same what the Nazis did, designating the Slavic people as "subhuman", and thus justifying the genocide.

As I said, any civil war is a nasty business. Some manage to stand above the induced hatred, some succumb to it. Atrocities were committed on all sides, and must be investigated equally.


As for "fighting against unarmed children and women", please provide documentary references. What I can find is a testimonial to the contrary.

Here, in the chronology of the fall of the republic Serbian Kraina:
http://ruskline.ru/monitoring_smi/2014/08/18/padenie_respubliki_serbskaya_kraina/

The following quote is of interest:

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"...Известно, например, что около пятисот человек, в основном женщин и детей, в автобусах и на тракторах пытались проехать из Пакраца в Градишки (ВРС) и были перебиты у Белой Стены усташами, вблизи поста миротворческих сил ООН. Может, кто-то из тех несчастных и вышел живым и сейчас скрывается в лесах Псуня и Папука. Боюсь, однако, что усташи перебили всех сербов, которых смогли захватить, так как были перехвачены их переговоры, в которых говорилось, что пленных не брать."

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"....It is known, for example, that about 500 people, mainly women and children, in busses and tractors tried to pass from Pakrac to Gradishki and were keiloled off new White Wall by ustashes, not far for a post of the UN peacekeepers. Maybe some of those poor soles survived and is hiding in the forests of Psunja and Papuka. I am afraid, however that ustashi killed all the Serbs, whom they could lay their hands on, as there were radio intercepts of their talks, in which it was said that they should not take prisoners"

There are a lot of testimonials there, for example about the operation "Blesak" - ethnic cleansing of Serbs in Western Slavonia.

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За два дня до нападения на Ясеновац там побывал хорватский полковник Лука Джанко с группой офицеров, переодетых в датскую военную форму и вместе с датским офицером. Они обошли территорию, осмотрели позиции... »

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Two days before the attack on Jasenovats, a Croatian colonel Luka Dzhanko came there with a group of officers, clothed in Danish military uniform and together with Danish officers, They walked around the territory, inspected [Serbian] positions.



Another publication. "Srebrenica. Why does the West ignore the facts?"
http://rusplt.ru/world/srebrenitsa-pochemu-zapad-ignoriruet-faktyi-17873.html

Serbian general Radko Mladic organised evacuation of Muslim women and children, as well as some young combat-ready males from Srebrenica, 22500 people in all, providing busses, so as to bring them out of harm's way.



After the war the West tried him as war criminal...
414  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Documentaries: "Murder of Yugoslavia" and "Democracy of Mass Destruction" on: December 20, 2015, 03:45:58 PM
Was it that why Serbs managed to shoot down on of the invisible NATO bombers, killing them? Was that why they fought of repeated NATO onslaughts?

Truth is - civil wars are ugly. Russians know it, having suffered though them in 1917-18 and then in 1990s - the Chechen Wars. In Yugoslavia Croats and Bosnians were the same kind of tools as Chechens were in Russia. The difference being that you fulfilled your purpose in Yugoslavia. Only Serbs are now remaining as an un-subjugated nation in that area. You can be proud of it.
415  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Documentaries: "Murder of Yugoslavia" and "Democracy of Mass Destruction" on: December 20, 2015, 03:00:18 PM
Serbs and Russians were always friends so i am not surprised with OP. Situation at ex Yugoslavia was bit more complicated and you guys will never fully understand it. Bottom line is, we (Croatia) were attacked by those Serb animals and we defended almost with no any real help from outside against 6th military force in world. We did not have almost any weapons or trained troops. Later, 1999 after numerous genocides Serbs have done in Croatia, Bosnia and Kosovo whole world could see who Serbs really are and they got bombed finally.

And it's the highlighted bit that reflects your own standing, your own characteristics.

What about the genocide of Serbs, what about human parts trafficking, what about hundreds of thousands of displaced Serbs, what about depleted uranuim bombing of chemical factories, what about Serbian commanders offering safe passage to the Croatian civilians...

Also, do read the summary of the first documentary, and the US role in it, at first praising Serbian restraint and willingness to preserve peace in Yugoslavia at the detriment for Serbs themselves.
416  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Like Seeks Like: US Wants Him So Yatsenyuk Stays on: December 20, 2015, 02:26:06 PM
Apropos Biden's visit:

https://futuristrendcast.wordpress.com/2015/12/18/ukraine-idiocracy-big-boss-joe-biden-thieves-avakov-saakashvili-violent-row-yatsenyuk-dragged-off-by-bls/

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Biden’s speech in Ukraine Rada was met with standing ovation. I’m not sure the IQ of ukro-nazi commanders and russophobic clones elected into this Rada is high enough to grasp the meaning of what the boss was saying. So, let me translate.

WHAT BIDEN WAS REALLY SAYING:

In others words, dear Ukrainian folks, in case you’ve missed it, we, the great and almighty USA, are doing a 180 degree flip-flop. You wanted to create a unitarian state, where everyone would be forced to speak Ukrainian, even if they preferred to speak Russian? We tried very hard to help you accomplish just that in order to create anti-Russia out of Ukraine, since, mind you, THIS is our goal Number 1 for your country. But now we’ve come to the conclusion that we’ve destroyed your country and economy for nothing. Sorry about that.

It won’t work, you see. To salvage the situation and continue keeping Ukraine under our thumb, we need to ensure you, our little puppets, don’t lose your power overnight. Therefore, we’ve decided you need to give more autonomy to local elites in each region. Note, not to the people in each region, but to the elites, who can be bought and threatened, just like all of you.

So, dear Ukrainians, forget what we’ve told you before. It’s time to de-dust the dreaded FEDERALIZATION word – something the people of Donbass, Odessa, Crimea, Kharkov, Nikolaev and Zaporozhie demanded in the first place. The original 2014 demands of the South and East of Ukraine were in fact more modest than the scope of the autonomy we are suggesting for you now. Sorry that you had to kill thousands in Donbass, burn people alive in Odessa and throw tens of thousands in jail to deny people the federalization they wanted.

I know federalization is a dirty word in your vocabulary. We do need you to continue performing your role of vicious anti-Russia on Russian borders, so you can’t overtly call what we are asking you to do ‘federalization’ as this is what Russia is – the world’s largest FEDERATION.

Instead, let’s pretend you’ll be building a clone of the United States of America, however inappropriate such structure is for your country – and problem solved!

Standing ovation…

...

 Grin
417  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Meanwhile in Ukraine... Revolution. on: December 20, 2015, 02:15:32 PM
Only one day after Putin, answering a Georgian journalist, said that Russia can introduce a visum-free regime with Georgia within a matter of weeks, EU counters that EU can make travel to Georgia visum-free by mid-2016. I wonder what kind of strings will be attached. Georgia already has a visum-free travel for Russian citizens, and there are many Georgians living in Russia. Will Georgia, like Ukraine, be required to severe all ties with Russia to its own detriment?

http://www.rferl.org/content/ukraine-georgia-eu-benchmarks-visa-free-travel/27435738.html

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BRUSSELS -- European Commission head Jean-Claude Juncker said on December 18 that the European Union should offer visa-free short-stay travel within the Schengen zone for citizens of Ukraine, Georgia, and Kosovo -- all three locked in bitter disputes with Russia.

Speaking after an EU summit in Brussels, Juncker said the commission "took a positive position on the liberalization of visas" and proposed to "EU leaders that they take rapid decisions on visa liberalization for the three countries," he said.

If approved by EU member states and the European Parliament, citizens could travel to the EU without visas as soon as 2016.

The commission said Georgia and Ukraine met all the conditions for visa-free travel, but it made visa liberalization for Kosovo conditional on Pristina satisfying eight specific points aimed at reigning in corruption and crime.

...

Only a few weeks ago, it was said that visum-free regime with Ukraine is not possible as Ukraine makes no progress in combating corruption - the primary condition for visum-free travel to Europe. Doubel-speak again?

German journalists in this article wonder if USA is pressuring EU to open up for Ukraine and Georgia to make life difficult for Russia:

http://deutsche-wirtschafts-nachrichten.de/2015/12/09/gegen-russland-eu-will-visum-pflicht-fuer-ukraine-aufheben/

One thing is clear: Georgia is the next wild-card at this stage of the political game for domination of Russia. NATO's gambit failed in 2008. Will it work now?
418  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donetsk, Kharkov, Lugansk - way to Russia. on: December 20, 2015, 01:29:09 PM
Ukrainian forces have been shelling from mortars the territory of Donetsk airport since early this morning. Residential area "Spartak" has also come under fire:

http://www.interfax.ru/world/486026
419  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Meanwhile in Ukraine... Revolution. on: December 19, 2015, 09:36:28 PM

Do you remember the 1993 Russian crisis? The American puppet Boris Yeltsin and his oligarch friends massacred thousands of Russian patriots, with the covert help from Bill Clinton, and then rigged the elections to stay in power. It was Bill Clinton and his lesbian wife who ordered the puppet to use tanks against the unarmed protesters.

To wit:

http://stanislavs.org/the-wild-90s-in-russia-as-reflected-in-peoples-memory/

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More on the Yeltsin’s coup d’etat of 1993

It happened between the 21st of September and the 5th of October 1993. Back then, the Western MSM praised this event as the ultimate defence of the young Russian democracy, while in reality, it was the exact opposite.

At that time Russian Parliament, seeing where Yeltsin was steering the country, was preparing to pass impeachment of the President. It is a completely democratic process, designed to balance the presidential power and to trigger a preliminary election. Yeltsin’s reaction was all but democratic.

He passed directive #1400, disbanding the Parliament. When the Parliament refused to comply, he (with the backing of the “well-wishers” from across the pond) ordered army into the streets of Moscow. The Parliament building and the TV tower Ostankino were surrounded. People went out to the streets to defend the Parliament. Then there came the terrible order to open fire. People were shot down by concentrated machine gun fire from armoured vehicles, the Parliament was shelled from tanks.

Here is a footage of the shelling of the Parliament:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbGJkoc3JLI

The exact number of victims of the 1993 massacre is unknown – most documents from that time were destroyed – but is officially estimated to be approximately 200. According to the analysis in the following article (in Russian), the numbers may have been a magnitude higher.

http://www.km.ru/v-rossii/2012/10/04/istoriya-rossiiskoi-federatsii/693919-4-oktyabrya-1993-goda-vlast-ustroila-boiny

The massacre also marked the descent of Russia into a period of near-destruction, a period of lawlessness and dismemberment of the industry and defence. A period, known in Russia as “The Wild 90s”.

Russia became totally incapacitated, which, in turn allowed USNATO in 1999 to start an unpunished invasion of Yugoslavia, not fearing any opposition. And even then, some politicians in Russia tried to show protest. When USA started the bombings, Russian Foreign Minister Prjamakov was en route to USA on a diplomatic mission. Upon hearing of the news, he ordered that the plane be turned back right over the Atlantic Ocean in protest.

A link to the excerpt from the book “The Forgotten Victims of 1993”:

http://oct1993.narod.ru/doc/zabyitie_zhertvi.htm

It contains many witness descriptions of the executions of the defenders (even those, who were unarmed, already wounded or surrendered), and later falsification of the numbers of the murdered people.

From the site above, there is an interesting document by parliamentary Andronov, who from the besieged Parliament, on the day before the massacre conducted negotiation with representatives of the AMERICAN embassy, trying to prevent the bloodshed. Americans anyway gave the order to open fire, he says, adding that the bloodshed in Moscow in 1993 was directly authorised by Clinton.
http://oct1993.narod.ru/doc/14.doc

EDIT:

The site above has an extensive library of documents, memoirs and testimonials, pertaining to the 1993 coup d'etat and massacre here:
http://oct1993.narod.ru/bibl.htm
It also contains 7 recordings of radio intercepts of the power structure communications.
420  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Meanwhile in Ukraine... Revolution. on: December 19, 2015, 11:26:53 AM
Russia is expecting Ukraine to pay back the debt of 3.5 billion dollars by the 20th of December. Ukraine put a moratorium on the payment of the debt, absolving themselves of it. Russia says that this is de facto admission of default by Ukraine.
If Ukraine fails to pay, Russia will be suing Ukraine once 10 days after the deadline have passed.

Be ready for a lengthy legal battle. The IMF recently changed some of their own terms and conditions, in order to help Ukraine with this situation. I would like to see some strong-arm tactics from Russia (such as capturing the remaining parts of the Donbass), rather than going for arbitration in the biased pro-American courts.

This is exactly what USNATO/West would like to see as well to start foul-mouthing Russia even more, and this is exactly what Russia has not been doing for the past year and a half despite numerous military and financial provocations. I don't expect this to change. Russia will continue pushing for a civilised solution based on international law.
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