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October 06, 2014, 07:13:03 AM Last edit: October 06, 2014, 07:43:42 AM by myshownow |
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Things have entered a boring but at times, really hilarious phase (with a somewhat hint of disgust though)... BTW, just to spice up the day, I will start calling UKraine as Littlerussia or Malorussia, its original historical name. That's better than "Funnyrussia" because that's the way it has become. But I will still call the people Ukies. I will call Russia "Great Russia", its imperial name. Belarus is Whiterussia. The 3 Russia: Great, White & Little.Actually, I think, the status quo now is just perfect for Putin, he already has made his point, he can bide his time. He hasn't actually given any sign of what is really in his mind, only that the WEst has no business messing with it. The bankrupt WEst have just about played out all their cards (that includes the hyped "fearsome" QE carnage which like their powerful military hype is just that- HYPE in capital letters), their war bluff is becoming more hilarious by the day as they realize they have pussified their societies irretrievably. Ukies are jokers, even with the help of the CIA director and the other WEstern mercenaries, they could be licked by farmers & miners ( the propaganda of the ukies that Great Russians helped the Donbass superheroes actually makes the story more hilarious- they are accepting and shouting to the world that the Great Russians defeated the CIA-directed, NATO-reinforced Ukie genocidal clowns pretending to be fighters!).Anyway, Novorussia will come sooner than we think. The Ukie nationalists are itching to overthrow Porky (and with the crazy Timoshenko becoming more insane that she got out of prison for nothing will surely help them just to regain power). I can see the outcome. So are the Chinese. 92% of them approve of what Putin's doing.Here's the biggest joke: the Post-Soviet small states thought the world would sympathize with them if they became slaves to the bankrupt US, and that the world will therefore hate the Great Russians just because of their cheap antics. LOL, what a cheap bunch of provincial clowns! What, the world would risk a nuclear war for them so they can continue deluding themselves they became powerful just by being slaves of bankrupt masters? Little did they know the world hated them for their delusions because they became aggravations which could plunge the world into nuclear war.I actually am encouraging Russia to get them again so they remain where they belong and they stop pestering the world with their cheap noises. Not worth being disturbed by pretentious slaves. I quote from the article below, the Chinese are really genius: Russia's pushback against Western-leaning governments in Georgia in 2008 and more recently Ukraine has been popular in China. http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-10-03/why-chinese-admire-putin-greatI wrote this because I suddenly realized one thing: one of the propaganda in the last weeks geared towards the supposed undermining of Great Russia-China bond so you heared the former Ukie President Kuchma saying China will help develop Littlerussia (or Ukraine to the ignorant). More like his delusion, but a sign that that funny country already realized the US & EU are bankrupt to help it economically), then the little midgets in the Baltics were full of stories China will replace lost trade with the Great Russian food ban because they are getting closer in their relationships, etc. You can feel they really think they have become so popular that they have been favored by China over Great Russia. Actually, even the trolls have been following this line. What a bunch of cheap clowns! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) This fiasco in LIttlerussia is becoming a small-town, backwater comedy... and in a vague way, I can feel somewhat dirty having stooped down reading about these little people... Yuck!
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October 06, 2014, 07:31:02 AM Last edit: October 06, 2014, 07:50:21 AM by Balthazar |
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Meanwhile, a socialist party won the parliamentary elections in Latvia... It seems that is the reason for Pagan's butthurt and significant jump of his activity... Waiting for elections in Lithuania and Estonia. ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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Meanwhile, a socialist party won the parliamentary elections in Latvia... It seems that is the reason for Pagan's butthurt and significant jump of his activity... Waiting for elections in Lithuania and Estonia. ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) As far as I follow the news from the Baltics, this party represents the 25% of the Russian-speaking population and those Latvians who would rather not go the way of cheap nationalism, but would like to see Latvia restored to its former prosperity. I think it is as good time as any to point to a little time-capsule from the Soviet period. It is a detective film "Check to the Queen of Diamonds", filmed at Riga Film Studio (which produced a lot of films, where is it now?) in Latvian (so much for oppression of Latvians). It was then dubbed to Russian. http://qucha.ru/13650-shax-koroleve-brilliantov.htmlApart from a great plot, this film is a revealing time capsule of life in Latvia and, to some part, Estonia of that time (1973). Here are some of the things that are worth mentioning: a private doctor practice, a yacht marina, people's clothing, the way one character say that if you want to sell your car, you should do it in Estonia as prices are higher there. This rhymes well what my mother told me of trips to Riga from Moscow (the allegedly best-supplied place in USSR!), when it felt like you travelled abroad, as well as with my own impressions when I first visited Riga and Vilnius in the 80s.
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October 06, 2014, 08:34:09 AM Last edit: October 06, 2014, 08:55:57 AM by myshownow |
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I think Russia is too patient with Latvia. There are about 300,000 ethnic Russians in Latvia who are “non-citizens” of the country, holding special passports that bar them from voting. In order to become citizens, they have to take an exam on Latvian culture and history... Wow, this is insane, to think, ethnic Russians have been living in Latvia for centuries. The Hispanics were never forbidden to vote in the US just because they can't speak English. Protection of the Latvian language is not an excuse to oppress people. Let all the languages bloom & let the people choose, isn't that what democracy is about? Taken from UK's Independent: They (the ethnic Russian non-citizens in Latvia) include approximately 300,000 people living in Latvia who are still listed as “non-citizens”, deprived of the right to carry a Latvian passport or vote. Most of them are ethnic Russians whose ancestors were some of the 800,000 people shipped in from the Soviet Union during the occupation. After independence, only descendants of people living in Latvia before 1940 gained automatic citizenship. The naturalisation process has since been opened to everyone who takes a test, but Ms Krivcova says the Latvian language exam remains too difficult for older people.
Many others refuse to take the exam on principle, arguing that they are being held responsible for crimes of the Soviet army. Activists say the government also suppresses the language, banning the distribution of state literature in Russian.
I think that is blatant discrimination & hypocrisy which is tantamount to a summary oppression of people. If the EU has been allowing this, that only means the EU is Hypocrisy central headquarters. For a country doing that, it ceased being considered a country that is taken seriously. I can pretty much understand only a special intervension can remedy the situation. It has been two decades of this oppression right under the nose of the world. I can understand if Russia brings some justice to this. THis is the type of injustice that the world would readily understand. Now that the bankrupt WEst has pretty much displayed what it can do in situations such as this,it's time to take them on frontally on their hypocritical democracy pretensions. In keeping with the spirit of the emerging world ... ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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October 06, 2014, 09:43:24 AM Last edit: October 06, 2014, 10:56:37 AM by Nemo1024 |
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A good Op-Edge by the British journalist Bryan MacDonald: A journalist’s duty is to inform. Have western press forgotten this in Ukraine? http://rt.com/op-edge/192544-media-coverage-ukraine-bias/Whenever the public right to know comes under attack, a heavy responsibility falls on the journalist. When I was 17, my teacher told the class this salient information. Did the Western mainstream media learn it too or have they simply forgotten it?
“News is what someone wants to stop (you) from printing; all the rest is ads.”- William Randolph Hearst.
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In recent days, Russian TV channels been “reporting (in Ukraine) mass graves, numerous cases of civilians pulled out of their cars and summarily shot, mass graves of people shot with their hands tied in their back and tortures, tortures and more tortures: systematic beatings, branding with swastikas, knife wounds, broken bones, heard trauma (and) damaged kidneys”, according to Russia Insider. Some of these reports may be exaggerated but, on the assumption of no smoke without fire, there must be some truth. Western media haven’t bothered to assess the issues. BBC did run a report which, loosely, touched on the story but instead focused on an error by Russia’s independent REN TV. They, correctly, pointed out that REN had used a photo of MH17 body bags to illustrate a report about the alleged East Ukrainian atrocities. BBC then went to state: “The second image used by REN TV appears intended to support the reports of ‘mass graves.’ The reality is rather different.”
“An OSCE report on 24 September about the graves mentioned by the Russian media said that two of them contained two bodies apiece. It said that at another site there was a mound resembling a grave marked by a plaque bearing the names or initials of five individuals and suggesting they had been killed on 27 August. There was another inscription saying they had died for ‘Putin's lies’, the OSCE noted,” the writer, Stephen Ennis, continued.
So by BBC logic, a potential five-person grave is not a “mass grave?” Certainly, the British usually murdered far more than five people on their killing sprees, indeed there’s a mass grave in my hometown in Ireland containing more than 600 victims of British barbarity. Nevertheless, five does count as a “mass grave” in the civilized world, even if the Brits once aimed for higher numbers. The BBC then goes on to complete the article by referring to Alina Kabayeva, whom it describes as “the former gymnast and MP who has been romantically linked to Putin.” This is the kind of stuff one would expect to read in Hello! magazine, not a serious news organization as the BBC purports to be. That said a number of recent Western media features, including an infamous Newsweek front-page piece have been straight out of Hello!’s stylebook.
European countries chose 'destruction tactics for Ukraine' from outset - Duma speaker http://rt.com/politics/192924-osce-europe-security-ukraine-naryshkin/At the Autumn Meeting of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly (PA), Russian official Sergey Naryshkin made the Ukrainian crisis a top European security issue, while speaking at a conference on new security challenges in the region.
At a meeting on "New Security Challenges: The Role of Parliaments" on Friday, Naryshkin, the Head of the Lower House of Russian Parliament, who leads the Moscow delegation, delivered a speech in the debate on such topics as the threat of extremism, and the protection of human rights.
Naryshkin said he was under an impression that some European countries had chosen "tactics of destruction for Ukraine" from the very beginning of the conflict. He also pointed out that Kiev authorities make it clear that certain recent agreements, including the peace plan reached in Minsk on September 5, "are non-essential and can be easily disrupted."
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October 06, 2014, 12:14:40 PM |
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Whats this a Russian Propaganda?
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October 06, 2014, 12:58:06 PM |
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Whats this a Russian Propaganda?
LOL, it so happened the opposition got wiped out. JUst do some backreads , you'll enjoy it. Hilarious. THey were no challenge really. THey not only lost in the battle field (the CIA Director directed it, An American general led it but the Ukie-NATO were demolished ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) ) , they also lost in brain games here... Bunch of low IQ... Total annihilation of the CIA-NATO-Ukie trolls. That's what they get for being slaves to bankrupt Western masters... ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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October 06, 2014, 10:05:27 PM |
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Meanwhile, a socialist party won the parliamentary elections in Latvia... It seems that is the reason for Pagan's butthurt and significant jump of his activity... Waiting for elections in Lithuania and Estonia. ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) lol, Pyrrhic victory Although the pro-Russian Harmony Centre came in first in the elections, its performance cannot be called victory, It won the largest number of votes, as compared with others, but it definitely did not win. As compared with the elections a few years ago, the Harmony Centre, which mainly represents the Russian-speaking community and claims to be a social democratic and centre-left force, it rallied 5 percent less support this time. http://en.delfi.lt/nordic-baltic/elections-will-not-bring-changes-to-latvian-politics-lithuanian-observer-says.d?id=66041524#ixzz3FPAwG28F
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October 06, 2014, 10:16:31 PM |
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That is a joke right? If there is anything that the Ukrainian government has proven, it's that they don't care about how many civilians they kill.
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October 06, 2014, 11:07:39 PM |
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October 06, 2014, 11:34:07 PM |
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Separatists using Russian T-72s supplied by Moscow via rail in the battle for Donetsk airport Ukraine H2200 ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fpbs.twimg.com%2Fmedia%2FBzSK6m0IgAA_qp-.png&t=665&c=5zXsQ0RU6Dhl5A)
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October 07, 2014, 01:11:33 AM |
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Separatists using Russian T-72s supplied by Moscow via rail in the battle for Donetsk airport Ukraine H2200 ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fpbs.twimg.com%2Fmedia%2FBzSK6m0IgAA_qp-.png&t=665&c=5zXsQ0RU6Dhl5A) LOL, a comedy of stupidity or plain desperation? When the UKies were defeated in Donbass, through a hilarious barrage of disinformation (propaganda is their last weapon), they thought it was wise to accuse the Russians of helping the rebels defeat the CIA-directed, NATO-supported UKie genocide forces. All throughout this forum, you can read their propaganda "proving" the presence of Russin soldiers. That was supposed to lighten their humiliation. That just confirms how their minds work. Poorly and desperately. What they did was actually proclaiming inadvertently to the world the Russians again defeated a CIA-directed, NATO-supported (there were POlish & Baltic mercenarries there, too). Remember their first defeat last October 13, 2013, Russia already defeated the US in Syria when Russian missiles stopped two American missiles fired from Spain towsrds Damascus. The War That Was Won Even Before It Began. Since 2013, Russia defeated the US/NATO in two encounters: Syria & Donbass. Russia- 2 US-0 ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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The sanctions work. Head of the Russian Sberbank rebels against Putinby Andrey Kolesnikov At the Russia Calling Forum, the head of Sberbank violated the strange etiquette pertaining to the current (Russian) elite, which is liquidating the consciences of Putin’s economic policy, but shies away from speaking about the reasons for such policies. The chairman of VTB Andrey Kostin looked like a bronze monument to himself and methodically played with his pen, Central Bank chairman Elvira Nabiullina smiled shyly, Finance Minister Anton Siluanov turned to stone. The soundtrack to this scene at the forum with the ironic name Russia Calling was provided by Sberbank chairman German Gref, who spoke the truth from the Crowne Plaza booth. For ten entire minutes. He essentially said everything the esteemed leaders in economics knew without him, but were afraid of saying out loud. In some sense he violated the certain strange etiquette for the current elite, which is fighting with all its might to liquidate the consequences of the economic policies on part of the Russian President and his state-capital inner circle, but does not have the confidence to speak about the reasons for such policies, their contents, nor their consequences. Gref unveiled the root problem of the regime: money. Money at all costs. To the extent of introducing new taxes on small businesses, which, as the former Minister for Economic Development noted, is near death. And as soon as business started lifting up its head, they decided to take from it. Just to buy security and mass loyalty for themselves, the government: to give money to the man with the gun and the ‘swamp.’ Not the one protesting in squares but the one that works on inertia, if it does at all, which the government does not allow to fall below the poverty line with their payments – otherwise the government will lose the skeleton of its electorate: the almost declassified individual which some researchers humorously call ‘the below the middle class.’ And also to give money to those who suffered from the sanctions and can only get surplus revenues instead of hyper-surplus revenues as usual from their position within the court. Like Alkhen, they have their own ‘orphans,’ the citizens of the Crimean peninsula. The rest of the Russian population are also ‘orphans,’ but second-rate ones, compared to the Crimeans. It looks like the Chinese should care for those living in Siberia and in the Far East. Speaking of which, Gref also made an example of the Chinese. He praised their inclination towards innovation, their market openness. In this sense, our government thinks in vain that the dividing line lies between China and Russia on one side and the U.S. on the other. In the economic sense everything is totally different: China and the U.S. on one side and Russia on the other. When criticizing Russia’s isolation, especially in regard to import and loans, the head of the bank which had been subject to sanctions, did not tear into the West, which void its bank of capital, but his government. Thus noting that source of all evil without naming it directly. And said heartily: “You can’t violate the laws. The laws of economics.” In this light Gref mentioned Yegor Gaydar and his work The Death of an Empire, a detailed analysis of how the Soviet Union degraded and died economically. And, essentially, directly compared the current situation with the one in the late Soviet era… Kostin still played with his pen nervously, Nabilullina smiled, Siluaniov didn’t… Speaking of which, Gaydar also wrote about laws of economics. In another work, which is very educational, Economic and Hierarchical Structures. It was written when the discussion of the design of reform slowly transformed into the search for the methods to execute life-support measures: in 1987-1989. The following words addressed to the government can be found within: “While it was impossible to put an end to economic autarchy immediately for objective reasons…, it is necessary to act in accordance with the laws of the market and not in spite of them.” “I don’t want to stand in line at the old Soviet Sberbank,” said Gref. A figure of speech. Another smile is allowed. But it is also the conclusion that the current economic policy is turned to face the past instead of the future. The person whose name is used for the unexecuted ambitious plan for second-wave reform, Gref’s program of 2000, also mentioned another thing: the fact that the system of government had reached the limit of its efficiency. There is no result whatever they do. The problems cannot be solved even if they are flooded with money. However, what is being solved are private issues of redistribution coalitions that are sucking from the state currents. Gref’s words were permeated by tiredness and resentment. He did not directly say the King was naked. But he hinted at this circumstance. The rest pretended it was a comedic performance, not a satirical one, with borderline jokes about Vasiliy Illych. And Vladimir Putin spoke after Gref, for whom the same governmental suicidal logic once more became grounds for optimism, to ‘concentrate resources.’ The resources that don’t exist. And mobilization searches for which lead directly to the very same line to the Soviet Sberbank. It is good to mention a quote from the Death of the Empire Gref noted. The book ends with the following words: “Russia has a market economy, which is incomparably more flexible than the socialist one. It is able to easier adapt to the changes in the global economic conjuncture. Its logic does assume that all the responsibility for changes in economic life lies on the existing government. But this does not mean that the risks tied to the loss of the ability to adapt, the growth of the country’s dependence on the parameters which are not under government control, have disappeared. This is the situation in which caution, a sober attitude towards the threats the country may face is an integral part of responsible policies.” And Gref? What about Gref? He was too emotional. His nerves gave out – his business is subject to sanctions. He made a funny speech. It’s okay. The audience laughed… It looks like there will be no conclusions. copyright and source: Forbes Ukraine translation by EuromaidanPress - Mariya Shcherbinina http://www.forbes.ru/mneniya-column/vertikal/269755-bunt-grefa-nemnogo-smysla-v-kholodnoi-voine
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October 07, 2014, 01:58:51 AM |
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Germany sends more than 100 trucks to Ukraine![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fp1.sfora.pl%2F62cc31a61476d8c80854ef0a714db7d9.jpg&t=665&c=-zO1SPUX9YEqNA) German Minister for Development Müller will assist Kyiv with an aid convoy valued at ten million euros (more than twelve million US Dollars), destined primarily for the war-ravaged territories of eastern Ukraine. Given the approaching onset of winter in Ukraine, the federal government has formed an aid convoy of more than 100 trucks, destined primarily for the east of the country. The Development Ministry announced on Saturday that the convoy is expected to arrive by mid-October in the troubled region. Included in the shipment are mobile housing units and kitchens, heaters, generators, water and diesel tanks, winter clothing, blankets and cots. The inventory was “closely coordinated with the Ukrainian government” and essentially intended for Eastern Ukrainian cities such as Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk and Sloviansk. “Millions of refugees in the country” “We want to send a message of solidarity,” said German Development Minister Gerd Müller (CSU). It is estimated that one million people in Ukraine had fled because of the violent clashes. Müller wants to hand over a part of the shipment in person on October 14 in Kharkov. According to insiders, the Federal Government is considering a Bundeswehr mission to monitor the mediated ceasefire by the OSCE between rebels and the army in eastern Ukraine. If political decisions are made for an OSCE mission with the participation of German soldiers, the Bundeswehr would be willing to participate with personnel and equipment, it was reported in government circles on Saturday. However, the possible number of troops is undecided. There is still no clear-cut concept of operations, since this depends both on the particular security situation in Ukraine as well as the conditions of the OSCE. German-French talks The Foreign Office announced that the federal government is currently engaged in talks with the French Government regarding support for the OSCE as it assumes its duties in Ukraine. “These are currently only exploratory discussions,” said a spokesman of the Foreign Office. Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier has discussed the topic on Friday in Paris with the French government. “Nothing is decided yet. Prior to any possible decisions, difficult legal and policy issues need to be clarified,” the spokesman said. copyright and source: Die Welt translation by EuromaidanPress - Rafael Szlom http://www.welt.de/politik/deutschland/article132915621/Deutschland-schickt-mehr-als-100-Lkw-in-die-Ukraine.html
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October 07, 2014, 02:20:29 AM |
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Ha, look of what Low IQ journalist propaganda tool of Zionist imperialist running dogs have dream up today! ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) These fake "picture" is obvious photoshop by Low IQ Rothschild intern in NATO HQ basement. How can any peoples be so stupid to believe Germany is capable of make truck? German only make cabbage and beer, no have heavy industry like Great Mother Russia thanks to glorious Stalin Public Works Five Year Plan, which provide much food for Ukraine every years since 200000 BC. ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif) All so-call "German" vehicle actual make in Blagoveshchensk Factory #4607 by omnipotent warriors of Russian industry, who did never were defeat by Germans in Great Patriotic War or US in Great Korean Conflict despite make believe low IQ imperialist enemy of people western newspaper false lie. Yes myshownow, that's what I thought you would say. Did you have a good time at the 12 Labors of Gasputin birthday exhibit? Didn't he look manly and virile in the paintings?
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Russian defense Ministry on deaths of Russian soldiers in Ukraine: ordered to lieby Tatiana Voltskaya ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi2.wp.com%2Fgdb.rferl.org%2F0640BCF3-D9C3-4146-BE85-B37987E6FC73_w268_r1.jpg%3Fresize%3D411%252C231&t=665&c=gAKItdAyXAsAXQ) Russia’s Ministry of Defense refuses to answer inquiries from the Soldiers’ Mothers organization about the deaths of Russian servicemen during the battles in the East of Ukraine. Saint Petersburg human rights activists are fully committed to obtaining answers from the Russian Ministry of Defense to two questions: is it true that Russian servicemen are involved in military operations in Ukraine, and is it true that Russian soldiers are dying in the war. The Soldiers’ Mothers of Saint Petersburg have backed up their formal inquiry into the participation of Russian soldiers in the war in Ukraine with materials received from specific military units such as these: “It was announced to the servicemen in the military unit 71211 (331st Guards Airborne Regiment of Kostroma), who are currently located in Rostov Oblast, that they were no longer servicemen. Their contracts for active duty were being terminated, and at the moment they hold the status of “militiamen.” Moreover, it was announced to them that in the next few days they would be ordered to move in the direction of Mariupol (Ukraine).” To her inquiry signed by a member of the Presidential Council on Human Rights, the chairwoman of the “Soldiers’ Mothers of Saint Petersburg” organization, Ella Poliakova, has received an answer which contained the following (the spelling and punctuation of the original has been preserved): “Dear Ella Mikhailovna! Your inquiry, addressed to the head of the department of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation of Social Services, has been examined in the (Russian) Airborne Troops Command. The information stated in your inquiry is incorrect. Your conjectures are based on information propagated in pro-Western media channels hostile to the Russian Federation. Keep calm and respect the defenders of our homeland. Your sincerely, deputy commander of the airborne troops on work with the personnel, Colonel V. Kupchishin.” This answer did not satisfy the human rights activists. They saw elements of moralising in it, but did not see any concrete information on the specified military units. There was also no answer to the question whether the servicemen who had suffered gunshot and mine explosion injuries were undergoing medical treatment in the Military Medical Academy of Saint Petersburg. Furthermore, no answer at all followed the question about the death of servicemen in Ukraine, says Ella Poliakova: “In our inquiry we asked for an explanation concerning the deaths of specific servicemen, in particular [those from] from the 18th army. I have copies of the set of documents on the death of Anton Tumanov. The place of death is not mentioned either in his [death certificate] or in the death certificate of other deceased, there is a dash [in its place]. We want to know why this is happening, where and how these servicemen died and why criminal investigations into their deaths have not yet been opened. Our list started with nine people, then two more were added, then those who Lev Schlossberg wrote about were added. At least Gudkov [a Russian politician and former Duma deputy] has received a formal reply to his inquiry from the Russian Ministry of Defense, [which stated] that they cannot disclose personal data and that all of this is fairy-tales of the foreign media, whereas we did not get any reply at all. But they are lawfully bound to reply.” According to Ella Poliakova, the human rights activists are sending a second inquiry about the deceased, and if they do not obtain a reply this time either, they will then appeal to the court on behalf of the Presidential Council on Human Rights: “The stance of the authorities is firm; they refuse to accept that Russian servicemen are fighting and dying in Ukraine, hence there is nothing new in the fact that the Soldiers’ Mothers committee did not receive an answer to their inquiry, supposes political scientist Sergei Shelin. “Besides, the concealment of military operations is widespread. They [the military operations] are not acknowledged by the Russian diplomacy in all of the contacts with its foreign partners. On no account will they be acknowledged either by the servicemen or by the investigative agencies. The whole authoritative machine is working synchronously. Regardless of the facts, they are not ready to admit what is deemed as obvious by the outside world, that Russia is sending its armed forces to take part in the conflict in Eastern Ukraine. “Apparently, the consequences being drawn up in their minds following the acknowledgement of this fact do not suit our authorities at all, and they are ready to deny even those incidents which are seemingly impossible to refute. Whereas society is trying not to think about this war. I think that people aren’t being very sincere when replying to various surveys on this matter. Moreover, the majority believe that this war will not affect them in any way: neither their relatives, nor their children, nor their husbands would die there.” The deputy of the Legislative Assembly of Saint Petersburg from the “Yabloko” faction, Boris Vishnevskiy, agrees with the fact that the Russian authorities will do all they can to continue concealing the involvement of Russian troops in the Ukrainian conflict: “A big mass lie is at hand, the same as in the days of all the undeclared wars that Soviet servicemen took part in. After all, even back then it wasn’t acknowledged that we were fighting in North Korea, Yemen, Angola, Egypt, Ethiopia and other countries. This was all only acknowledged in 1995, with those who survived having been recognized as [war] veterans and given appropriate benefits. I think that the truth about the war in Ukraine will come to light as well: it is impossible to hide the deaths of people, even after having pressured their mothers, widows and other relatives. Even by intimidating someone, or bribing someone, complete silence will not be achieved. But I think that an order to lie while denying any facts is issued from the very top: hence they will be lying till the end. Although, admittedly, it would be impossible to keep doing this for a long time.” The press secretary of the Soldiers’ Mothers of Saint Petersburg, Alexander Peredruk, is also certain that it will be impossible to conceal the truth about the Russian soldiers that are fighting in Ukraine for a long time, and he has even set specific target dates for when this truth will start to emerge: “Now we have made an acquaintance with a lawyer, whose name we are deliberately not revealing. He told us about his client who has been held criminally liable for desertion for refusing to carry out [military] service. According to him, he was a contract soldier first sent to Rostov, and then he had to cross the border with Ukraine. We still have to check this information thoroughly, including that [information] on the initiation of criminal proceedings against this individual. This is why we are not disclosing his name either. But right now it is known for certain that a few servicemen were transferred from Rostov back to the Murmansk Oblast, to Pechenga. “Right now these soldiers are within the [military] units. There are conscripts amongst them, and roughly in a month or two they will be demobilized, and then, I think, they will be able to tell a lot. One of them is an old acquaintance of mine, a friend, so we have personal connections there. It was indeed he who told me a while ago on the phone that his unit is being sent to Rostov-on-Don. Now we have to wait till those conscripts that have taken part in some [military] operations in Ukraine will be demobilized, and in half a year at the latest we will know many details. As for the official answer to our inquiries, we are not hoping for a more concrete answer than the one that was given to Gudkov. And indeed we are not even ruling out [the option of] taking legal action, so that further inquiries would then be sent on behalf of the court.” The recently published results of a survey by the Levada Center suggest that more than half of Russians are not very interested in the death of Russian soldiers in Ukraine, while part of the people regard this data as being purely fabricated by the enemy. At the same time a sociologist, Mariya Mackevich, repeats that according to the surveys, the majority of the population has been opposing the war since the very beginning of the conflict, and were not expecting the deployment of Russian troops to Ukraine: “The way the question is phrased is very important: if you ask people “are you for or against the war”, they of course will reply “against”. By the way, the surveys have shown, and this has surprised many commentators, that a large portion of people sympathized with the March for Peace in Moscow. However, people were barely aware of the purpose of this rally, while the words “March for Peace” for them clearly carried positive undertones. In other words, people don’t want war. The question about preparedness for casualties is a whole other matter. But the authorities know that people don’t want war, and thus they are saying that there is no war. And people are supporting them. Whereas when we are talking about the death of a specific serviceman, the reaction varies: some blame the state that sent their son to the war; others say yes he died, but he was carrying out orders. “And one has to understand that by criticizing the war, we have no right to take away from the parents the awareness that their son has died while performing [his] duty. And this is quite compatible: yes we don’t want a war, but if a state sends a man somewhere where military operations are ongoing, the condemnation of the state for the death of the said man is by no means shared by all. The reason behind the lies is also clear: the authorities are fully aware that the majority of the population does not support war, hence the reason why all the means of propaganda assert that there is no war. So it’s as though the lie is created towards meeting the wishes of the citizens. This is also what it did during the war in Afghanistan – this is exactly the same line of behavior. If the war is undeclared, it is difficult to expect that the Russian Ministry of Defense will behave as though military operations are being officially conducted. This is why, just like during the war with Afghanistan, the relatives are being told that the man has died, and writing where and how he died on the tombstones is prohibited.” copyright and source: Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty translation by EuromaidanPress - Dasha Darchuk http://www.svoboda.org/content/article/26617173.htmlhttp://euromaidanpress.com/2014/10/05/ordered-to-lie/
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Germany sends more than 100 trucks to Ukraine![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fp1.sfora.pl%2F62cc31a61476d8c80854ef0a714db7d9.jpg&t=665&c=-zO1SPUX9YEqNA) German Minister for Development Müller will assist Kyiv with an aid convoy valued at ten million euros (more than twelve million US Dollars), destined primarily for the war-ravaged territories of eastern Ukraine. Given the approaching onset of winter in Ukraine, the federal government has formed an aid convoy of more than 100 trucks, destined primarily for the east of the country. The Development Ministry announced on Saturday that the convoy is expected to arrive by mid-October in the troubled region. Included in the shipment are mobile housing units and kitchens, heaters, generators, water and diesel tanks, winter clothing, blankets and cots. The inventory was “closely coordinated with the Ukrainian government” and essentially intended for Eastern Ukrainian cities such as Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk and Sloviansk. “Millions of refugees in the country” “We want to send a message of solidarity,” said German Development Minister Gerd Müller (CSU). It is estimated that one million people in Ukraine had fled because of the violent clashes. Müller wants to hand over a part of the shipment in person on October 14 in Kharkov. According to insiders, the Federal Government is considering a Bundeswehr mission to monitor the mediated ceasefire by the OSCE between rebels and the army in eastern Ukraine. If political decisions are made for an OSCE mission with the participation of German soldiers, the Bundeswehr would be willing to participate with personnel and equipment, it was reported in government circles on Saturday. However, the possible number of troops is undecided. There is still no clear-cut concept of operations, since this depends both on the particular security situation in Ukraine as well as the conditions of the OSCE. German-French talks The Foreign Office announced that the federal government is currently engaged in talks with the French Government regarding support for the OSCE as it assumes its duties in Ukraine. “These are currently only exploratory discussions,” said a spokesman of the Foreign Office. Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier has discussed the topic on Friday in Paris with the French government. “Nothing is decided yet. Prior to any possible decisions, difficult legal and policy issues need to be clarified,” the spokesman said. copyright and source: Die Welt translation by EuromaidanPress - Rafael Szlom http://www.welt.de/politik/deutschland/article132915621/Deutschland-schickt-mehr-als-100-Lkw-in-die-Ukraine.html This is actually good. Will these trucks get inspected with the same scrutiny by OSCE and the media as the Russian trucks were? The other valid question: will this aid reach the people whose homes and lives were ravaged by the Galician/Ukrainian Nazis? The Germans plan to offload their trucks at the Ukrainian border. It would be as is American help to Soviet Union during WWII was off-loaded in Germany and entrusted to the Germans for further delivery. Knowing the level of corruption and hatred towards the Easter regions by the Galicians who will be receiving the load, it is safe to assume that none of the aid will reach its destination and will be stolen.
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