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621  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donetsk, Kharkov, Lugansk - way to Russia. on: August 31, 2014, 05:29:50 AM
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Ok, I read about it. Now tell me why you are so against a multipolar world (where USA is offset by Russia, Europe, and China), and want a unipolar world (where USA and Europe have collapsed, and Russia rules everything)?

Just read, I don't have the time to educate you

I did. I know what it is. I want to know why YOU want a global soviet empire.
622  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donetsk, Kharkov, Lugansk - way to Russia. on: August 31, 2014, 05:27:00 AM
Read about Multi-polar world. The new world is not about hegemony which was the US domination of the world for the past decades. But all the debates are immaterial because there  is already  a de-facto multi-polar world.

Ok, I read about it. Now tell me why you are so against a multipolar world (where USA is offset by Russia, Europe, and China), and want a unipolar world (where USA and Europe have collapsed, and Russia rules everything)?

And by the way, despite what bullshit Russian media have fed you, I actually know the people who were protesting on Maidan, and the reasons they were protesting. It was not because of anything America said it did, it was ENTIRELY because of what Yanukovich did. So if you believe that the West and USA paid Yanukovich to cut freedoms and reform government to give himself dictatorial powers, you are nuts!
623  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donetsk, Kharkov, Lugansk - way to Russia. on: August 31, 2014, 05:22:17 AM
You think Mexico can free itself from the US?


Mexico doesn't NEED to be free of US, you fucking moron. It IS free, and has a good economic trading relationship with US. US is not interested in invading Mexico, and Mexico is not afraid of US (unlike Russia that thinks Ukraine is a part of them they want to take back, and Ukraine that has been lied to and attacked by Russia for over 200 years).
624  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donetsk, Kharkov, Lugansk - way to Russia. on: August 31, 2014, 05:17:11 AM
That's how they make money, the Western vultures  create these destabilizations using NGO's then their financial apparatus like the IMF come into the picture and orchestrate the fire sale of the now cheap properties to their vultures.


The real estate values in London & New York are skyrocketing because of the  Russian money, but now they are back in Moscow because of the sanctions. These extra money are looking for investments and they will immediately swoop to Odessa when the Novorussian retake it. Our investments could rise 300%.

Well ok then...

That is apolitical and the commenters there know more about economics than you'll ever expect to know.

I seriously doubt that.
625  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donetsk, Kharkov, Lugansk - way to Russia. on: August 31, 2014, 04:39:13 AM
Hey, trolls, now you know your comedian WEstern masters are really bankrupt so ask for your salaries in gold, not dollars. They are only printing your salaries so they are devaluing fast..

There will be hyperinflation before the year end.

Luckily, many of us will not be affected, because we use Bitcoin. Unlike Russians, where bitcoin is illegal, then not illegal, and then again illegal.
626  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donetsk, Kharkov, Lugansk - way to Russia. on: August 31, 2014, 04:36:10 AM
USA official debt of $17 trilion but unofficially, according to a Princeton studies, the US has $220 trillion unfunded liabilities, or...er, DEBTS (it manipulates data, just read Americal alternative financial media)

Do you know what it means to have debts? It means USA has $17 trillion (or $200 trillion) or OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEY. It has all that money, much of which is in the form of tanks and planes, in USA, not elsewhere. And those other people DO NOT want USA to default on those debts, because they want to make sure that USA pays them back (countries like China for example).
627  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donetsk, Kharkov, Lugansk - way to Russia. on: August 31, 2014, 04:33:01 AM
This is interesting. But just the perfect vehicle to send the message these Western impostors are on the way out.

What do you suppose will happen if the West goes out? Who will take their place? Soviet Russia and China? Do you SERIOUSLY want that??? Besides, I thought we were all for technologies like bitcoin undermining governments and establishing a more free world, not for military dictatorships taking over failed empires. WTF.
628  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donetsk, Kharkov, Lugansk - way to Russia. on: August 31, 2014, 03:57:24 AM
Smiley I am trying to keep the conversation with you.
so yes, 267 dead, harsh country, harsh times, no freedom of press, and something about your ass  Smiley  




Ok. Then point made , discussion about this ended. And yeah my ass is still angry about what I had for dinner but that is offtopic.
Wouldn't it be so awesome when we talk about something to stick to it and not derail to "the others did it also" , "that country is worse" etc etc. ?


Just because the USA did a lot of stupid things it doesn't mean Russia now has to do a few also.
What is next? Should i go out and kill a few women because Jack the Ripper got away?


Maybe USA should invade Russia and put millions of russians into extermination camps, because Hitler did it too. Or better yet, NATO should nuke Moscow, civilians and all, because USA nuked Hiroshima once. I mean, if some other country did it, it must be ok, right?
629  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donetsk, Kharkov, Lugansk - way to Russia. on: August 31, 2014, 03:53:58 AM
From Handelsblatt, the top business newspaper in Germany.

The West on the wrong path
08.08.2014, 13:53 Uhr
  
Gabor Steingart
Gabor Steingart is the publisher of Germany’s leading financial newspaper Handelsblatt.


...
We interrupt our own train of thought: “History is not repeating itself!” But can we be so sure about that these days? In view of the war events in the Crimean and eastern Ukraine, the heads of states and governments of the West suddenly have no more questions and all the answers. The US Congress is openly discussing arming Ukraine. The former security advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski recommends arming the citizens there for house-to-house and street combat. The German Chancellor, as it is her habit, is much less clear but no less ominous: “We are ready to take severe measures.“
...


I don't get it. If those Ukrainians in Eastern Ukraine want to break off from Ukraine, then why is it bad to arm them all? Won't it help them protect themselves from Ukrainian army? And why would they even suggest arming the citizens, if they didn't support them and supported Ukrainian government? Something here doesn't add up

(but it adds up perfectly if the citizens did NOT support separatists, and wanted to protect themselves from them and from russian invaders)
630  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donetsk, Kharkov, Lugansk - way to Russia. on: August 31, 2014, 03:40:23 AM
Following was extracted from Zerohedge.com, from the American alternative press. BTW, if you want to know the real truth, don't go to the American mainstream press, seek your info from financial investment newsletters because they give there the actual happenings, not the spin, so that their investors will have a more solid basis for their decisions. Zerohedge started as a financial newsletter, which became a blog, which turned into what it is now, the biggest of its kind in the net.


ZeroHedge is not a financial blog, as it is a libertarian political blog. And a lot of Libertarians were duped by Russian propaganda, simply because they are typically very anti-establishment. So when Ukraine, Europe, and Russia started saying that Putin was creating propaganda, instigating war, and invading Ukraine like some military dictator, they went anti-establishment and started defending Putin... except in this case the establishment was actually right.
631  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donetsk, Kharkov, Lugansk - way to Russia. on: August 31, 2014, 01:36:38 AM
If there where so many why didn't they come out?
Maybe they are afraid? Plenty of frustrated, trigger-happy Ukrainian paramilitary nutcases are roaming the streets of Mariupol these days you know.

Did you pull that out of your own ass? Or out of Putin's ass?

How about giving people chance to decide? Referendum was request from the very beginning (there was one, but it was held in everything but regular conditions tbh). However, Kiev has been refusing even to think about it, and this denial is one of the key causes for what today looks more and more like a wide-scale civil war.

That was probably because by the time referendum was even brought up, Russia has spent so much time spreading sensationalist and fear-mongering propaganda around Ukraine that any referendum would no longer have been objective, and based entirely on lies. Remember that stuff about protesters in Maidan being mostly Right Sector? Or that Ukraine supports Right Sector and will elect Nazis to government? (when in actuality Nazis got less than 2% support) Russia even tried to hack Ukrainian voting machines to make Right Sector president win the election, with the virus thankfully discovered and stopped before elections took place, but since the IT people did not tell anyone about finding the virus, Russia accidentally reported that Right Sector won, by the exact amount the virus was going to make him win, and were caught put publicly.

So, sure, Kiev denying the referendum may have been one of the key causes, but Russian propaganda and lies was THE key cause that started it all.
632  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Sanction against Russia for West-choreographed conflict in Ukraine on: August 31, 2014, 01:33:20 AM
Sad thing is, these sanctions can be stopped almost instantly, if Russia simply denounces those who have illegally entered another country and are fighting a foreign military, stopped (not promised, but *stopped*) supplying military troops and hardware to those fighters, and stopped its obvious, massive, anti-Ukraine propaganda campaign. But of course that will never happen, as Russia sees no problems with their citizens "voluntarily" invading other countries and killing other people (troops or civilians), never admits it has done anything wrong, and is completely incapable of not lying, after doing it nonstop for the last 100 years.
633  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Meanwhile in Ukraine... Revolution. on: August 31, 2014, 12:50:45 AM
Ukraine, and especially Kiev, is really hoping to position itself as the Silicon Valley of Europe. They already have a huge amount of skilled IT professionals, and even have Bitcoin support at over 4,000 ATMs around Ukraine.

Looks like everyone wants to become a new mecca for IT industry nowadays...  Roll Eyes

What they don't realize is coder and software developers are getting cheaper everyday in India and China.

It is a race to the bottom when it come to IT industry.

Actually it's the opposite. India wages have gone up exponentially, and a lot of the coders there got used to the idea that they work at a company for a year, then quit, go to another new foreign company, and make twice as much. Now everyone demands too much money, and it's impossible to keep employees for more than a year. India is no longer competitive compared to many other countries. In China the problem is similar, but not as bad, where a lot of Chinese companies are competing for developers, and are just raising the wages themselves to be able to retain their employees. Now it is very hard to find software developers (and workers in many industries) in China, and although many of the companies remained the same and employees are loyal, their wages are getting as high as India and other parts of the world too.

The only places left where software developer wages are still low are places like SouthEast Asia and Africa, where education isn't that great, and thus number of software developers is low, and places like Russia and Eastern Europe, where education has always been really good, and there are a lot of desperate software developers with nothing to do. So the race is at the top, India and China are almost at the finish line, and it'll be Ukraine's turn soon.

P.S. CSC, the largest IT services and outsourcing company in the world, is not even looking at India and China any more, but are looking into places like Malasia, Kenya, and Eastern Europe.
634  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Meanwhile in Ukraine... Revolution. on: August 31, 2014, 12:33:23 AM
Ukraine, and especially Kiev, is really hoping to position itself as the Silicon Valley of Europe. They already have a huge amount of skilled IT professionals, and even have Bitcoin support at over 4,000 ATMs around Ukraine.
635  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why Do People Believe Bitcoin Will Replace Fiat? on: August 31, 2014, 12:24:15 AM
But in the end, there will simply be no competing against a deflationary currency. When you throw a deflationary currency among inflationary currencies, it starts acting as a black hole absorbing all the wealth in the world.

Exactly, just like how fiat lost out to the gold standard and we're all on the gold standard now.

Fiat didn't "win" over the gold standard. We were all using the gold standard, and then whoever was issuing those gold backed notes for us just decided to break his promise. The "win" was based entirely on fraud.
636  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why Do People Believe Bitcoin Will Replace Fiat? on: August 31, 2014, 12:22:35 AM
Majority of the users here just want to get rich as soon as they can trying to talk the price up.

The irony is they will sell whatever they can for "FIAT" if the price is high enough.

Not true:

637  Bitcoin / Mycelium / Re: Mycelium Bitcoin Wallet on: August 31, 2014, 12:09:02 AM
When can we expect to get the HD mycelium? I just recently discovered the benefits of using an HD wallet. Because of this I had to switch from using mycelium to another mobile wallet. I really like the mycelium UI and would like to switch back.

Very soon. It's basically functional in testnet at this point, but still has some bugs to iron out, and to be implemented in LocalTrader correctly. It will probably be out by the time Mycelium Entropy devices ship.
638  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donetsk, Kharkov, Lugansk - way to Russia. on: August 30, 2014, 07:12:58 AM
When thousands of innocent civilians (including many children) died as a result of these same "conscripts" shelling the residential areas of Donetsk and Lugansk, you were having no problems.

I was having plenty of problems about that! I was just convinced that much of that shelling was done by the separatists, not Ukrainian military. The first round of GRAD rockets fired in this war was by the separatists against Ukrainian army. You guys posted a lot of videos of separatists firing mortar shells, which are not at all accurate. If Ukraine is shelling residential areas, they are likely abandoned and taken over by these separatists. The videos you guys yourselves posted, of areas after shelling, show the city completely empty. And it's a well proven tactic of Russia to do something, and then blame the other side of doing it.

Even if they are forcibly recruited, they have the option of defecting to the other side.

You know that defecting to the other side is not an option, because Russia doesn't have a justice system. Their only option is to quit and disappear, which, as you yourselves reported, many did.


Lol... this is very funny. From the very start, I am pointing out in my posts that both the Ukrainians and Russians are part of the same Slavic nation

THEY ARE NOT THE SAME GODAMN NATION! Do you claim that Spain and Italy are the same Latin nation? Of course not. This is why there has always been conflict between Russia and Ukraine: Russia thinks Ukraine is the same Slavic nation, and wants to take control over it, and Ukraine always viewed itself as a nation separate from Russia, and always fought Russia to defend itself.

Why aren't you saying that Ukraine and Novorussia are part of the same Slavic nation, and should all be one, instead of fighting for independence? Why is your cognitive dissonance so broken that you can't see Ukraine fighting for independence from Russia as being the exact same thing as Novorossia fighting for independence from Ukraine?
639  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donetsk, Kharkov, Lugansk - way to Russia. on: August 30, 2014, 06:30:09 AM
By the way, you guys are cheering on the progress of the rebels, and apparently think that this issue can be fully resolved just by rebels pushing off Ukrainian military, taking over cities, and holding their territory at a new border. As if by succeeding in this, they will win and the fight will be over. Don't fool yourselves. There are a lot of people living in those areas, especially cities, who do not support Russia, and do not want to join it (you are also probably fooling yourselves if you think Russia will allow Novorussia to exist as an independent country). Many Ukrainians who live in the cities, that these rebels are forcefully taking over, have sworn to fight off Russian invaders by any means necessary, including using guerilla warfare. Russia will likely have a similar result from their invasion of Ukraine that USA had after invading Iraq: very prolonged fighting from insurgency, with a lot of lives and wealth wasted from an enemy that you dpcan not even recognize or know is even there. There was one chance for this to resolve peacefully: allow Eastern Ukraine to actually vote on whether they want to be a part of Ukraine, or how autonomous they want to be. Sadly Russia completely ruined that chance by making up lies that the government in Kiev is Fascist, that they wanted to ban Russian language and make Russians second class citizens, and other such bullshit, until some of the more crazy, violent, and gullible people in Eastern Ukraine (like you guys) decided to take up arms and break away by force, by taking over buildings, shooting civilians and government officials, and starting a civil war. You guys obviously don't remember, demonstrably having no long term memory at all, but this civil war started out as just a bunch of armed hooligans going around shooting people and taking over buildings. Nothing more. It wasn't until soviet troops and weapons entered the country that this turned into a full on war with civilian casualties.
640  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Donetsk, Kharkov, Lugansk - way to Russia. on: August 30, 2014, 06:00:09 AM
Seems like the fighter jets of the Ukrainian Air Force are desperately trying to send supplies to its trapped soldiers. 4 jets were shot down in the past 48-hours time. Two of them were shot down near the Amvroseevka pocket.  Grin

I think what makes me most sick of all about you assholes is that these troops, both Russian and Ukrainian, are conscript soldiers, probably only around 20 years old, who are being forced to go and fight whether they want to or not. But you are now at a point where you see Ukrainians as not even human (very obvious by your derogatory comments targeting Ukrainians as a whole, not just the government), and grimace at the senseless deaths as if it's great or to be celebrated.
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