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P.S If you are referring to Litvinenko case mentioning the "poisoner," then don' forget that Litvinenko himself was the former KGB agent.
You don't walk away from that organization that easily.
As I've already said, you shake hands with the devil, you invite devil in your own house.
That goes each and every way.
Yes I am referring to Litvinenko. No, there's no angels in Ukrainian politics, I know that much. Here, a new word for democracy in Ukraine has been coined; roistokratia, the "thiefcracy". Which means that in most countries politics try to do at least some good, in Ukraine they try to make a fortune for themselves or beat up people, like the long-haired Svoboda MP. But as we've seen a lot of Ukrainians are dead tired of this, and if it takes that you have to make a pact with the devil to get this to stop, so be it.
But as we've seen a lot of Ukrainians are dead tired of this, and if it takes that you have to make a pact with the devil to get this to stop, so be it.
Sure looks it. It isn't a secret that Central/Eastern Europe simply runs on rampant endemic corruption. I read something to the extent that the s*** has hit the fan in the Russia Fed and no doubt in Ukraine as well that it's getting to the point that people can't even give the expected 'bribes' anymore to conduct normal day to day 'business'. It's gone to the bottom of the barrel so to speak. There's nothing more to give. Yet Mr. Putin make it nice now in Crimea where supposedly he's doubled pensions with his invasion. The old boy's bought'em off......for the time being. It will be interesting how long the gravy train lasts.
And let's keep watching those borders! Mr. Putin supposedly pulled back a coupleof 'unidentified' troops...;-)...The greatest fictional 'Russian' army in the world waiting on the outskirts. Just to note: they will move on 'pretext'. I do not give an iota of trust to the situation.
The liar-murderer-poisoner Yanukovych said today that he'll hope Crimea could join Ukraine again. Look at that. Putin gave the "evil eye" to Yanukovych?
The liar-murderer-poisoner Yanukovych said today that he'll hope Crimea could join Ukraine again. Look at that. Putin gave the "evil eye" to Yanukovych?
It Putin's panic or Yanukovych's tongue-tie: ) Maybe he again incorrectly read its text for conference? )
The liar-murderer-poisoner Yanukovych said today that he'll hope Crimea could join Ukraine again. Look at that. Putin gave the "evil eye" to Yanukovych?
Yes I am referring to Litvinenko. No, there's no angels in Ukrainian politics, I know that much. Here, a new word for democracy in Ukraine has been coined; roistokratia, the "thiefcracy". Which means that in most countries politics try to do at least some good, in Ukraine they try to make a fortune for themselves or beat up people, like the long-haired Svoboda MP. But as we've seen a lot of Ukrainians are dead tired of this, and if it takes that you have to make a pact with the devil to get this to stop, so be it.
Sure, but keep in mind that devil doesn't stop where you think it should.
Reacting is easy when you willingly interpret every single move of the West as a provocation...
Crimea? The US and the EU. Georgia? The West! Transnistria? West! Corruption in our own country? Also the West. Somehow.
What "every single move?"
Of course if enemy's backed government is eying your fleet and seaport, that's not just "provocation" but downright threat to the national interests ( Russian interests in this case, but insert the name of any other country here and the formula would be the same.)
Georgia? Of course it's very undesirable to have a country promoting someone else's interests in the area vital to Russian interests. Particularly that the country in question owes Russia historically speaking, and hence it's the one that used to be a reliable ally.
Corruption? Not that Russia never had it before, but the specific kind that it has got within the last 20 years - that was courtesy of the West.
Sure looks it. It isn't a secret that Central/Eastern Europe simply runs on rampant endemic corruption. I read something to the extent that the s*** has hit the fan in the Russia Fed and no doubt in Ukraine as well that it's getting to the point that people can't even give the expected 'bribes' anymore to conduct normal day to day 'business'. It's gone to the bottom of the barrel so to speak. There's nothing more to give. Yet Mr. Putin make it nice now in Crimea where supposedly he's doubled pensions with his invasion. The old boy's bought'em off......for the time being. It will be interesting how long the gravy train lasts.
And let's keep watching those borders! Mr. Putin supposedly pulled back a coupleof 'unidentified' troops...;-)...The greatest fictional 'Russian' army in the world waiting on the outskirts. Just to note: they will move on 'pretext'. I do not give an iota of trust to the situation.
And he has plenty of "pretex" in Eastern Ukraine.
This is just in - appointed by Kiev, governor of Donbass Sergey Taruta arrives to a town meeting, "to talk" to the local population of Gorlovka, a city in Donetsk region.
Do I need to translate here, or you can figure out what's going on and what the crowd is chanting during this meeting, in Taruta's face?
Of course American mercenaries will be called in pretty soon, to help Taruta explain to Eastern Ukrainians what happiness is all about.
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