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_Richard_ 01-23-2014 09:38 AM

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Originally Posted by cyberseo (Post 19954999)
Ну пидарасы они, что тут скажешь.

говорю это на английском языке!

just a punk 01-23-2014 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by _richard_ (Post 19955004)
говорю это на английском языке!

Ну и молодец же, чё :)

CAHEK 01-23-2014 10:53 AM

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Marcus Aurelius 01-23-2014 11:01 AM

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Originally Posted by cyberseo (Post 19954999)
Ну пидарасы они, что тут скажешь.

Я не понимаю, что вы напечатаете

seeandsee 01-23-2014 11:11 AM

So what is going today? Media is very quite about situation

_Richard_ 01-23-2014 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by seeandsee (Post 19955130)
So what is going today? Media is very quite about situation

there is a 'period of silence' while the 'opposition talks' with the president

i believe this is an 'otherwise known as stalling for time so we can truck 40k special forces into the one city'

http://www.upi.com/Top_News/World-Ne.../?spt=rln&or=1

special forces talk:

http://euobserver.com/foreign/122850

HelmutKohl 01-23-2014 11:45 AM

Blah, USA is only interested in drunk retard Justin Bieber :helpme

TonyJ 01-23-2014 11:48 AM

They will only take so much till the army come in and just kill them.

klinton 01-23-2014 01:04 PM

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Originally Posted by CyberSEO (Post 19954592)
Once again, nobody in EU wants Ukraine to be joined. They have enough problems without 45 millions of poor people and a territory with destroyed infrastructure.

They only were suggested to be "associated". This is something that Turkey did a long time ago. As you may note (uneducated moron), this hasn't helped Turkey to join the EU.

BTW, personally I have nothing against Ukraine to be associated with or even joined the EU. Course if the Ukrainian nation wants it. Why not? I don't live on Ukraine so I don't care. Maybe Putin cares about it, but I don't care about his cares too. I never voted for him and even don't consider him legitimate :2 cents:

ukraine goverment promised talks with EU on joining (when ? who knows, not so late and so soon...), then they broke promise, and now many people from nation are angry....
who knows if EU doesnt want ukraine...they always want to discover new markets for their products without import fees ;-) however, those who protest still prefer EU than Russia :)

mamaliga 01-23-2014 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by CyberSEO (Post 19954923)



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Originally Posted by martin-clickpapa (Post 19954979)
the situation is just getting worse and worse... :warning

Thanks guys. Im feeling much better now. :thumbsup

mamaliga 01-23-2014 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by TonyJ (Post 19955177)
They will only take so much till the army come in and just kill them.

Soldiers cant kill all those 50k riot protestars. :2 cents:

CAHEK 01-23-2014 05:21 PM

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MaDalton 01-23-2014 05:31 PM

this is not about "joining" the EU but why bother with details

_Richard_ 01-23-2014 05:37 PM

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Originally Posted by MaDalton (Post 19955575)
this is not about "joining" the EU but why bother with details

hard to keep track sometimes

Kolargol 01-24-2014 12:07 AM

Yuri Verbitsky, one of activists was kidnapped from the hospital, taken to a forest were he was tortured and murdered.

just a punk 01-24-2014 12:21 AM

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Originally Posted by klinton (Post 19955293)
who knows if EU doesnt want ukraine...they always want to discover new markets for their products without import fees

This is called an "association" but not a "union". In other words, after the association all the Ukrainian markets will be open to EU and EU will be able to sell their goods with no tax there. That's all. Nobody said that the Ukraine will be joined (be a part of) the EU, nobody said that Ukrainians will be able to cross the EU borders w/o visa and freely work there (do you EU guys interested in additional 45 millions of working migrants?)

On the other hand, such an association will kill a biggest part of the Ukrainian economics because almost all the Ukrainian products are uncompetitive to the EU ones (that's not a secret, right)? So tax free EU products will simple push out the Ukrainian ones from the market.

Furthermore, the mentioned EU association will automatically raise a tax border between Russia and Ukraine, because Russia has no tax free trade with the EU and course our own economics is not interested in letting the EU products to our markets through Ukraine as a tax free ones. As you may guess, this measure will kill those reminds of the Ukrainian economics that were not killed by the tax free EU products.

This is an economical picture of what will happen to the Ukraine in case of the EU association.

But once again, I'm not an Ukrainian citizen and I don't care which way they will choose. Perhaps there will be two countries after that: Western and Eastern Ukraines. Or maybe more of them (like it was with Yugoslavia). Who knows... :2 cents:

just a punk 01-24-2014 12:23 AM

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Originally Posted by MaDalton (Post 19955575)
this is not about "joining" the EU but why bother with details

:2 cents: :2 cents:

Kolargol 01-24-2014 12:34 AM

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Originally Posted by CyberSEO (Post 19955814)
This is called an "association" but not a "union". In other words, after the association all the Ukrainian markets will be open to EU and EU will be able to sell their goods with no tax there. That's all. Nobody said that the Ukraine will be joined (be a part of) the EU, nobody said that Ukrainians will be able to cross the EU borders w/o visa and freely work there (do you EU guys interested in additional 45 millions of working migrants?)

On the other hand, such an association will kill a biggest part of the Ukrainian economics because almost all the Ukrainian products are uncompetitive to the EU ones (that's not a secret, right)? So tax free EU products will simple push out the Ukrainian ones from the market.

Furthermore, the mentioned EU association will automatically raise a tax border between Russia and Ukraine, because Russia has no tax free trade with the EU and course our own economics is not interested in letting the EU products to our markets through Ukraine as a tax free ones. As you may guess, this measure will kill those reminds of the Ukrainian economics that were not killed by the tax free EU products.

This is an economical picture of what will happen to the Ukraine in case of the EU association.

But once again, I'm not an Ukrainian citizen and I don't care which way they will choose. Perhaps there will be two countries after that: Western and Eastern Ukraines. Or maybe more of them (like it was with Yugoslavia). Who knows... :2 cents:

There is nothing mysterious about joining EU process - look how Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary and other countries did that, how they prepared and how benefited from it.

femdomdestiny 01-24-2014 02:32 AM

It is not thing to compare.Because those countries were like that because the specific nature of socialistic economy and cold war and you can't directly compare that situation 20 years ago and shape of Ukraine economy and market now.

Best would be to compare with countries that have most similar situation. I guess Serbia would be the closest example because it happened same there. Coup d'etat at first under Eu/ human rights parole, same demonstrations on street and violence , and citizens mostly divided between Russia and West (similar like in Ukraine, most are pro Russian).

Once puppet regime is put on power (Klitschko and the crew....for fuck's sake,how boxer can lead country at first place,without serious diplomatic experience and with suspicious intellectual capacity), precisely happened ....(I will repeat, precisely) what Cyber SEO said above. Economy is ruined , (wasn't competitive to EU). After 14 years debts are so big that nothing can be done without direct or indirect decision from foreign politicians . There is no hope or real plan, and it will just happen on larger scale in bigger country like Ukraine. Who wants this for it's own country? Only stupid people or traitors (profiters)

EU/west is there for a market because 44 mil people is huge market by any means. In case something happen and new government is established , mark my words now and sit back and watch.

In incoming few years you will see bunch of banks from EU that will fast overtake this market and dictate economy rules. At the same time, EU companies will take over food market, and every single profitable industry even if it is small. This means, enormous import and money leak outside of country. Results are fast and devastating after a decade that now maybe seems far away but it is not. Poor will be hidden behind picture of "progress".

As seen before, there will always be rich people that made profit and wealth on this but overall economy will be ruined and it doesn't end there but in increased % of crime , bad health service,and corruption will go to a whole new level ,like it is always happening when economy goes down.

Russians will also take own economic measures to protect themselves which means problems will become even bigger. I wouldn't exclude pressure by raising price of natural gas as revenge and that will just make things worse. This is in short and there are tons of things that they currently don't see and it will be too late when they do. I know, it sounds like my grandma talking, but it is really like that and there is no way back.

At the end, it is not about Eu,it is about getting close to natural resources and wealth in Russia.

There is even worse case scenario and that is civil war and that is also something no one normal wants for it's own country (been there and seen that also) except if someone planed to make new state and will push people into war hoping to get own separated region which is also possible scenario that worked before for the EU/west.
Trick is that this time this would be terrible because Ukraine is divided and bordering with Russia which means real hell in that case, for people and country that can't end good by any means.

It is very simple, government is legally elected and opposition must wait next turn. Everything else should be solved by brutal force,like it would happen in any other country that is supporting this mess on the streets.

just a punk 01-24-2014 03:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Kolargol (Post 19955827)
There is nothing mysterious about joining EU process

Look at Turkey first. Once again Ukraine has not been suggested to be a part of the EU. Read my post above very carefully. If you won't get it from the first time, please read it 3, 5 or 10 times. It's all about economics and it will be fatal for the Ukrainian production.

Paul&John 01-24-2014 04:37 AM


Matyko 01-24-2014 07:41 AM

I live in the 'neighbourhood' and it Is Fucking Scary what is going on. All my reliable sources confirmed its about bad bad anti-democratic forces fucking around with the ukranian people.

http://444.hu/assets/ukraineifograph.jpg

Arnold Schwarzenegger sends a message to the Ukrainian people:

Matyko 01-24-2014 08:08 AM

If you don't have a clue what is going on, you should read this:a ukranian poet Yuri Andruchowytsch says:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1...hiY_T8zGI/edit

femdomdestiny 01-24-2014 08:11 AM

Poet...obviously is living in some other world.

nico-t 01-24-2014 08:13 AM

why does everyone think joining the EU will make everything better? Weird.

femdomdestiny 01-24-2014 08:15 AM

It is simply natural,|I guess...when humans have problem, they always need some solution,even if it is not real. Same like people believe in god and afterlife. Stupid, ...but there are billions of people like this.

rogueteens 01-24-2014 08:26 AM

I really do not understand why they keep pushing the EU, only politicians seem happy with it. as far as I'm aware, every country in the EU has a huge anti-EU movement.
In the UK, our EU membership is going to be the only real issue for all the major parties in the next election and at this point, it's looking highly likely that the UK will be leaving the EU in the next few years if the opinion polls prove correct on who'll be our new leaders.

Kolargol 01-24-2014 08:30 AM

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Originally Posted by CyberSEO (Post 19955940)
Look at Turkey first. Once again Ukraine has not been suggested to be a part of the EU. Read my post above very carefully. If you won't get it from the first time, please read it 3, 5 or 10 times. It's all about economics and it will be fatal for the Ukrainian production.

This is the way, first association, then membership. Next time try not to take it personally.

femdomdestiny 01-24-2014 08:31 AM

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Originally Posted by rogueteens (Post 19956185)
I really do not understand why they keep pushing the EU, only politicians seem happy with it. as far as I'm aware, every country in the EU has a huge anti-EU movement.
In the UK, our EU membership is going to be the only real issue for all the major parties in the next election and at this point, it's looking highly likely that the UK will be leaving the EU in the next few years if the opinion polls prove correct on who'll be our new leaders.



What you said, most of people simply don't know because they don't have info you have. People need something to believe when times are bad. No one will ever let Ukraine in EU, too many people, there are already too many immigrants from youngest EU members and problematic groups from countries not yet in EU (like Gypsies, Albanians, etc...). Lack of experience and education also helps.

Kolargol 01-24-2014 08:32 AM

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Originally Posted by nico-t (Post 19956163)
why does everyone think joining the EU will make everything better? Weird.

ever been to Eastern Europe? Still wondering why they want to be part of EU?

Kolargol 01-24-2014 08:33 AM

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Originally Posted by femdomdestiny (Post 19956197)
What you said, most of people simply don't know because they don't have info you have. People need something to believe when times are bad. No one will ever let Ukraine in EU, too many people, there are already too many immigrants from youngest EU members and problematic groups from countries not yet in EU (like Gypsies, Albanians, etc...). Lack of experience and education also helps.

Would you rather integrate with Russia or EU (doesn't matter how far integration goes)?

oppoten 01-24-2014 08:35 AM

Amazing pic of the Orthodox priests in between the two sides

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BewDx-qIMAA-2Nk.jpg

nico-t 01-24-2014 08:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Kolargol (Post 19956199)
ever been to Eastern Europe? Still wondering why they want to be part of EU?

yes, and yes - joining the EU will do nothing really big for the people, it just looks pretty on paper. The only significant difference is pay more taxes.

Compare it to before Obama was president, you had all these naive people thinking he would finally bring change - now he is president and nothing happened, government just went their own way fucking the people like they did before. This is the same.

evy97 01-24-2014 08:52 AM

Not sure if you guys are stupid or just trolling. Ukraine has NO chance to join EU.

GregE 01-24-2014 08:58 AM

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Originally Posted by nico-t (Post 19956163)
why does everyone think joining the EU will make everything better? Weird.

Not really.

They're convinced that what their country has done up until now doesn't work and will never work. Therefore, they're ready to try something else ... anything else.

That's the way these things always play out.

It's not so much about the EU as it is about change.

femdomdestiny 01-24-2014 09:05 AM

And they don't have a clue how changes can be devastating and what will actually happen. I'was personally involved in same demonstrations in my country , even giving gas masks to protesters and hiding them at home from police offensive. And you know what: I was stupid and I feel sorry for my stupidity. I can say that here in public, and I don't have a problem with that.Fuck yeah, I was naive and without experience just like they are now. Situation is much worse for ordinary people and once system is changed no one will ever hear for them and their problems.

femdomdestiny 01-24-2014 09:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Kolargol (Post 19956204)
Would you rather integrate with Russia or EU (doesn't matter how far integration goes)?

Question is legitimate and good but simplified. Integrating with anyone is always worse option then to be on your own. You need to be compatible on many levels which is problem for countries that are sharing bad historic moments with countries they need to integrate.

In my case ,how do you expect to integrate with countries that openly attacked you, gave part to country to Mmuslim terrorists, bombed civil infrastructure and civilians,blackmailing all the time and lied countless times (that part people from Ukraine will learn in incoming years if they choose that way)?

So I need to integrate for example with Germans (that are de facto leaders and main player in EU) that attacked us three times in a century ,organized mass killing,concentration camps and of course all that with countries that did the same and were on the same side with Habsburgs, Hitler or NATO ? (Hungary,Albania,Croatia,Italy,Bulgaria....).Reall y? My grandfather was burned alive, and three uncles were killed before complete population was ethnically cleansed.

At the other side we have Russians that gave their lives here and we fought Nazis together. Only few kilometers from place where from I am tying this now is graveyard of Russian soldiers that died during liberation of my city in WW2, and in WW1 they blackmailed France if they don't help and send ships for evacuation what basically saved complete nation since army had option to regroup in Greece and run through half of Europe and kick Austrians out.

So, you know my answer to your question now and you can see why it is not simple. As I've said before, loosing option to decide on your own is always bad thing,as far as I am concerned. IN case I could choose, I would stick to comrades and choose american way of doing business and living everyday life.

_Richard_ 01-24-2014 11:00 AM

http://i.imgur.com/TSUjRqM.jpg

was circulated yesterday.. appears to be more than two groups..

Matyko 01-24-2014 11:38 AM

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Originally Posted by femdomdestiny (Post 19956159)
Poet...obviously is living in some other world.

Just read what he wrote, it doesn't really matter what his profession is, he is a known and reliable source of information and if you are interested at least a little bit on what is going on there I strongly suggest to read it!!! :2 cents:

Those who think its about EU or not-EU : that is totally over, it is civil war there, don't you Fucking get it???
It's a SHAME no one reads the linked doc so here we fukkin go:



Dear friends,
especially foreign journalists and editors,

These days I receive from you lots of inquiries requesting to describe the current situation in Kyiv and overall in Ukraine, express my opinion on what is happening, and formulate my vision of at least the nearest future. Since I am simply physically unable to respond separately to each of your publications with an extended analytical essay, I have decided to prepare this brief
statement which each of you can use in accordance with your needs. The most important things I must tell you are as follows.

During the less than four years of its rule, Mr. Yanukovych?s regime has brought the country and the society to the utter limit of tensions. Even worse, it has boxed itself into a no-exit situation where it must hold on to power forever?by any means necessary. Otherwise it would have to face criminal justice in its full severity. The scale of what has been stolen and usurped exceeds all imaginination of what human avarice is capable.

The only answer this regime has been proposing in the face of peaceful protests, now in their third month, is violence, violence that escalates and is ?hybrid? in its nature: special forces? attacks at the Maidan are combined with individual harassment and persecution of opposition activists and ordinary participants in protest actions (surveillance, beatings, torching of cars and houses, storming of residences, searches, arrests, rubber-stamp court proceedings). The keyword here is intimidation. And since it is ineffective, and people are protesting on an increasingly massive scale, the powers-that-be make these repressive actions even harsher.

The ?legal base? for them was created on January 16, when the Members of Parliament fully dependent on the President, in a crude violation of all rules of procedure and voting, indeed of the Constitution itself, in the course of just a couple of minutes (!) with a simple show of hands (!) voted in a whole series of legal changes which effectively introduce dictatorial rule and a state of emergency in the country without formally declaring them. For instance, by writing and disseminating this, I am subject to several new criminal code articles for ?defamation,? ?inflaming tensions,? etc.

Briefly put, if these ?laws? are recognized, one should conclude: in Ukraine, everything that is not expressly permitted by the powers-that-be is forbidden. And the only thing permitted by those in power is to yield to them.
Not agreeing to these ?laws,? on January 19 the Ukrainian society rose up, yet again, to defend its future.

Today in television newsreels coming from Kyiv you can see protesters in various kinds of helmets and masks on their faces, sometimes with wooden sticks in their hands. Do not believe that these are ?extremists,? ?provocateurs,? or ?right-wing radicals.? My friends and I also now go out protesting dressed this way. In this sense my wife, my daughter, our friends, and I are also ?extremists.? We have no other option: we have to protect our life and health,as well as the life and health of those near and dear to us. Special forces units shoot at us, their snipers kill our friends. The number of protesters killed just on one block in the city?s government quarter is, according to different reports, either 5 or 7. Additionally, dozens of people in Kyiv are missing.

We cannot halt the protests, for this would mean that we agree to live in a country that has been turned into a lifelong prison. The younger generation of Ukrainians, which grew up and matured in the post-Soviet years, organically rejects all forms of dictatorship. If dictatorship wins, Europe must take into account the prospect of a North Korea at its eastern border and, according to various estimates, between 5 and 10 million refugees. I do not want to frighten you.

We now have a revolution of the young. Those in power wage their war first and foremost against them. When darkness falls on Kyiv, unidentified groups of ?people in civilian clothes? roam the city, hunting for the young people, especially those who wear the symbols of the Maidan or the European Union. They kidnap them, take them out into forests, where they are stripped and tortured in fiercely cold weather. For some strange reason the victims of such actions are overwhelmingly young artists?actors, painters, poets. One feels that some strange ?death squadrons? have been released in the country with an assignment to wipe out all that is best in it.

One more characteristic detail: in Kyiv hospitals the police force entraps the wounded protesters; they are kidnapped and (I repeat, we are talking about wounded persons) taken out for interrogation at undisclosed locations. It has become dangerous to turn to a hospital even for random passersby who were grazed by a shard of a police plastic grenade. The medics only gesture helplessly and release the patients to the so-called ?law enforcement.?

To conclude: in Ukraine full-scale crimes against humanity are now being committed, and it is the present government that is responsible for them. If there are any extremists present in this situation, it is the country?s highest leadership that deserves to be labeled as such.

And now turning to your two questions which are traditionally the most difficult for me to answer: I don?t know what will happen next, just as I don?t know what you could now do for us. However, you can disseminate, to the extent your contacts and possibilities allow, this appeal. Also, empathize with us. Think about us. We shall overcome all the same, no matter how hard they rage. The Ukrainian people, without exaggeration, now defend the European values of a free and just society with their own blood. I very much hope that you will appreciate this.



Please sacrifice 3 minutes of your lives and read this. You'll understand what is going on there.. I spent half of this day to talk with other friends and business partners who are THERE in Ukraine, and they all confirmed what is it about [you've read it above]

Sympathy for Ukraine, Freedom and Democracy for Ukraine and SCREW PUTYIN btw... :pimp

ludballs 01-24-2014 12:01 PM

Wow! A chilling, fucked up read! :Oh crap


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