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March 01, 2014, 01:45:46 PM
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247crypto (OP)
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March 01, 2014, 03:19:44 PM |
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invaded-Ukraine
RF goes only to territories, that are "former RSFSR" territories, where are ethnic Russians up to 95%.   |
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Xendrios
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March 01, 2014, 03:25:43 PM |
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invaded-Ukraine
RF goes only to territories, that are "former RSFSR" territories, where are ethnic Russians up to 95%. They're nevertheless ukraine, i read on wikipedia: Crimea is now an autonomous parliamentary republic within Ukraine |
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247crypto (OP)
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March 01, 2014, 03:29:55 PM |
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Crimea is now an autonomous parliamentary republic within Ukraine
Crimean referendum is about to create a state within Ukraine. Go on streamate or myfreecams, and ask girls from Ucraine, what they are thinking about new neo nazi power in Kiev. |
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247crypto (OP)
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March 01, 2014, 03:32:22 PM |
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From the guardian Crimea, a south-eastern peninsula of Ukraine that has semi-autonomous status, was seized by Russian forces in the 18th century under Catherine the Great. It became part of Ukraine in 1954 when Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev transferred jurisdiction from Russia, a move that was a mere formality until the 1991 Soviet collapse meant Crimea landed in an independent Ukraine. It's been part of Russia for 3 centuries... If Khrushev give Crimea not to Ukraine, he must give that land to create Jewish Socialist State in Crimea, under US Jews fund rising in 1930-s. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bundism |
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Xendrios
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March 01, 2014, 03:32:56 PM |
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invaded-Ukraine
RF goes only to territories, that are "former RSFSR" territories, where are ethnic Russians up to 95%. They're nevertheless ukraine, i read on wikipedia: Crimea is now an autonomous parliamentary republic within Ukraine From the guardian Crimea, a south-eastern peninsula of Ukraine that has semi-autonomous status, was seized by Russian forces in the 18th century under Catherine the Great. It became part of Ukraine in 1954 when Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev transferred jurisdiction from Russia, a move that was a mere formality until the 1991 Soviet collapse meant Crimea landed in an independent Ukraine. Well, I think best thing to happen would be for crimea to either declare full independence by referendum or join russia, but until either of both happened I think it's a dangerous situation they're in. I do think they have all the right to decide for themselves. |
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247crypto (OP)
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March 01, 2014, 03:39:37 PM |
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My friend, russian girl (ukrainian citizen) in Kharkov claim me attacks on the street of ukrainian nationalists.
She hope, that Russia send military forces a fast is possible to Eastern Ukraine for preserve lives of innocent people.
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247crypto (OP)
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March 01, 2014, 03:45:15 PM |
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Russia’s Federation Council has unanimously approved President Vladimir Putin’s request to use Russian military forces in Ukraine. The move is aimed to settle the turmoil in the split country. The upper house of the Russian parliament has voted in favor of sending troops to the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, which would ensure peace and order in the region “until the socio-political situation in the country is stabilized.”  |
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Xendrios
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March 01, 2014, 03:45:35 PM |
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invaded-Ukraine
RF goes only to territories, that are "former RSFSR" territories, where are ethnic Russians up to 95%. They're nevertheless ukraine, i read on wikipedia: Crimea is now an autonomous parliamentary republic within Ukraine From the guardian Crimea, a south-eastern peninsula of Ukraine that has semi-autonomous status, was seized by Russian forces in the 18th century under Catherine the Great. It became part of Ukraine in 1954 when Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev transferred jurisdiction from Russia, a move that was a mere formality until the 1991 Soviet collapse meant Crimea landed in an independent Ukraine. Well, I think best thing to happen would be for crimea to either declare full independence by referendum or join russia, but until either of both happened I think it's a dangerous situation they're in. I do think they have all the right to decide for themselves. Yes, but if YOU had to make the decision what plan of action would you instate? Imo, they're doing an ok job asking russia for help to make sure a vote can happen soon in a stable and secure environment. As long as russia is just there to keep the peace that is. |
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Xendrios
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March 01, 2014, 04:00:30 PM |
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invaded-Ukraine
RF goes only to territories, that are "former RSFSR" territories, where are ethnic Russians up to 95%. They're nevertheless ukraine, i read on wikipedia: Crimea is now an autonomous parliamentary republic within Ukraine From the guardian Crimea, a south-eastern peninsula of Ukraine that has semi-autonomous status, was seized by Russian forces in the 18th century under Catherine the Great. It became part of Ukraine in 1954 when Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev transferred jurisdiction from Russia, a move that was a mere formality until the 1991 Soviet collapse meant Crimea landed in an independent Ukraine. Well, I think best thing to happen would be for crimea to either declare full independence by referendum or join russia, but until either of both happened I think it's a dangerous situation they're in. I do think they have all the right to decide for themselves. Yes, but if YOU had to make the decision what plan of action would you instate? Imo, they're doing an ok job asking russia for help to make sure a vote can happen soon in a stable and secure environment. As long as russia is just there to keep the peace that is. Yes, but unfortunately the West will see this as a hostile action and not peace-keeping, as well as Russia having a plan for more than just peace-keeping in Crimea. I'm from the west and the media is indeed putting it like that. Can't expect them to be objective, right? Lol Nevertheless, I don't think the west is in any position to intervene in a military way, luckaly! Europe is weak, and the US isn't going to engage in a war with russia unless they are intend on war and use this as an excuse, wich I doubt. Also, the US is bound to lose a war in russia's backyard. So in the end, europe and the US will talk and make speeches and that's all they'll do. |
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Xendrios
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March 01, 2014, 04:19:45 PM |
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I'm fairly confident Europe is too fat, too used to a peaceful way of life of eating and talking to start WW3 with russia :-) Unless the conspiracy theories about bankers starting ww's to profit are true that is...
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March 01, 2014, 04:23:28 PM |
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Well you would hope in theory - but what is going to happen in practice is more likely to be quite drastic.
Nobody wants another thing like Somalia or Lebanon, or the debacle that occurred in Croatia. I for one do not see the insertion of Soviet armed forces as necessarily meaning the Soviets hijacking and taking over the region. By way of comparison is not the US or the UN capable of inserting armed forces then later removing them? I am very alarmed at hearing about snipers shooting into crowds from rooftops. I am not alarmed at seeing soldiers stationed on a corner with rifle pointed down. |
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niothor
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March 01, 2014, 04:50:04 PM |
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So , if Russia want to protect their citizen and Russian land in Ukraine , can we (romanians) do the same for this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BukovinaLet's have the ww3 already and die like a bunch of idiots as humans have always proven to be |
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247crypto (OP)
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March 01, 2014, 04:55:16 PM |
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So , if Russia want to protect their citizen and Russian land in Ukraine , can we (romanians) do the same for this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BukovinaLet's have the ww3 already and die like a bunch of idiots as humans have always proven to be Show me some danger for lives there, and in Transistria. |
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niothor
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March 01, 2014, 04:58:16 PM |
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So , if Russia want to protect their citizen and Russian land in Ukraine , can we (romanians) do the same for this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BukovinaLet's have the ww3 already and die like a bunch of idiots as humans have always proven to be Show me some danger for lives there, and in Transistria. We could fake it any time we want it , to justify an intervention to "save" our people. |
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247crypto (OP)
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March 01, 2014, 05:00:15 PM |
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We could fake it any time we want it , to justify an intervention to "save" our people.
lol, you will to say, that you will fake it, but no talent to made it. |
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Xendrios
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March 01, 2014, 05:01:11 PM |
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I've just heard russian parliament didnt only approve armed forces use in crimea, but in entire ukraine. That does seem to go a step too far, seeing only crimea requested help from russia... Shady business
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niothor
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March 01, 2014, 05:07:48 PM |
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I've just heard russian parliament didnt only approve armed forces use in crimea, but in entire ukraine. That does seem to go a step too far, seeing only crimea requested help from russia... Shady business
No , really  . This move was the last thing that all the countries involved here , including the EU needed. There was no real problem between Russians , Ukrainians or any other minority. The core of the problem is the economical situation of both country and people , and no ethnic clashes are responsible for this. It's a fucked government that's to blame for everything. |
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247crypto (OP)
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March 01, 2014, 05:27:07 PM |
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but in entire ukraine.
Check the ethnic map of Ukraine. |
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