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    Quote Originally Posted by diogen_ View Post
    Sure enough, Crimea will become a part the Russian Federation.



    Certainly, the wording “in response” will be rather strong but not that aggressive as you can imagine.



    Are you kidding?



    They will have to put up with the fait accompli in the long run. Khrushchev giveth, Putin taketh away.



    Only in case the USA should make such a snap decision as to send its troops to Ucraine

    Super helpful responses, thanks for sharing your thoughts.
    Apparently the USA has sent a war ship to the Black Sea. I expect they don't come there very often... or?

    As far as I know, such ships are usually only deployed to make a statement.
    However they HAVE been used for real, for example in the Gulf Wars.

    I can see a scenario where the USA claims they want to "deploy peacekeepers" in Crimea, or something like that to. Although I doubt they would get anywhere near the shores of Crimea if the Russian navy base has anything to say about it....

    In the Cold War there was usually stalemate most of the time. But right now, anything can happen. And Crimea is definitely a Queen on the chessboard. Or at least a tower.

    I am so upset on behalf of the Ukrainians. All of this must be intolerable.

    They have good reasons and every right to be suspicious of Russia. On the other hand, their entire capital is smashed up. *Somebody* orderered the shooting of civilians with sniper rifles. Some yobs are in power who might very well be extreme nationalists, possibly Nazis, and the whole country is about to get into the clutches of the IMF, Washington and Brussels. The poor will get poorer and everything more expensive while everyone helps themselves to anything that's worth any money internationally.

    Hard to blame those who resign and think "sod all this, I can't take any more, my grandmother was Russian so just give me a f-ing Russian passport".

    Quote Originally Posted by it-ogo View Post
    His real problem is that he went against Akhmetov, the richest man in Ukraine and REAL Donetsk power.
    Never heard of him but I'll take a wild guess that he is a crook and very corrupt. What's going on with the Imperial uniform? Akhmetov, some kind of Muslim or something? Is he Russian or what?

    I'll read the article, but it will take me a while...
    Khrushchev giveth, Putin taketh away.
    Yes indeed - seems to have been quite a trend with Soviet l eaders, to give Russian land to other Soviet republics!!!

    I never knew that this had happened at all, anywhere until recently. I always assumed the Soviet republics were based on actual ethnic groups or traditional borders.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hanna View Post
    *Somebody* orderered the shooting of civilians with sniper rifles. Some yobs are in power who might very well be extreme nationalists, possibly Nazis, and the whole country is about to get into the clutches of the IMF, Washington and Brussels. .
    Yes the yobs are the US/EU/Globalists. The Estonian Minister of Foreign Affairs is aware and mentioned this in a phone call to a US stateswoman. The USA spent 5 Billion Dollars inciting the Ukraine riots. Don't think for a minute that they did not also provide the snipers to shoot a both the police and the protestors.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DDT View Post
    ... Don't think for a minute that they did not also provide the snipers to shoot a both the police and the protestors.

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