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Well I meant Russians, not Ukrainians. And to answer your question. No, they do not have to change and I do not even know how to do that. The only thing I know for sure is that I am really glad that we do not share common borders anymore with people who think like that. That is my point.
You probably remember 1968 when the Russians so kindly visited your country.
I am really sorry for the Ukrainians, but at least now I know for sure that the Russians will never change. And that is why I am really glad we do not share common borders with them anymore.
"Russians will never change": change the name "Russians" by "Jews" or "Blacks" or "Germans" or "Americans" : it would be considered -and rightly so-a racist statement. So watch your thoughts, for they become words, watch your words, because they become your charachter watch your charachter for it becomes your personality.
You mean English language sources.
And how many English language countries are not puppet states, oh, sorry, "allies" of the US?
And how many non-English language sources of information do you think are reliable sources?
Chinese, Russian,... what?
Like I said in my previous post, go ahead and use whatever source you want and whatever source you think will deliver an unbiased take on what is going on (if such thing exists at all).
Here is Spiegel Online in German. Enjoy reading! And don't ask me to translate it for you. I don't have time for that.
You mean English language sources.
And how many English language countries are not puppet states, oh, sorry, "allies" of the US?
You previous post about "you think majority of Ukraine people support closer tie with Europe and don't like Russia intervention" is definitely completely unbiased and NOT from a pro-America westerner's point of view too.
I could also post links to newspapers from neutral countries like Switzerland, Austria or Finland. But what's the point?
A. You wouldn't understand what's written there.
B. You'd probably insist that those countries are America's b*tch.
Why the hassle?
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Originally Posted by movingwiththewind
And how many non-English language sources of information do you think are reliable sources?
Chinese, Russian,... what?
I doubt that they are covering news about separatist movements in a foreign country.
Russia has always been a threat to China and has invaded China countless times. If you think the China-Russia relationship is as close as Canada/UK-US, you are entirely wrong. They are not friends, and China is unlikely to take a completely one-sided position in favour of Russia like the US puppet countries.
"20:24: More than 1,000 demonstrators took the streets of Donetsk, eastern Ukraine, today, Reuters reports. They were carrying Ukrainian flags and chanting slogans such as "I am Russia, I don't need protection".
"According to Reuters, it is the first time the demonstrators have outnumbered the pro-Russia supporters who have laid siege to some government buildings in the city since Monday, Reuters reports."
I am sure BBC and CNN are the most reliable and impartial opinions on matters like this
By the way, below is a quote from the same source, I used before (BBC):
"Peter, American living in St Petersburg, Russia:emails: I have been following both Russian and American news like a hawk. While both sides are steaming up the propaganda I have found that the US media is completely out of bounds. There is no pretext to report news, only to sway public opinion. "
I hope, it will make you a little happier. In any case, let me know if you have more concerns (as if I really care )
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