Civil war in Ukraine

[Akim]

Yes
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[Flash12]

This true?

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Mostly yes

 

[Flash12]

This true?

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Ukrainian republic of Kiev 1917-1920 and just "claimed boundary". Did not own them.

 

[Flash12]

Real photos from Russian Defence Ministry's briefing.

 

[Flash12]

This true?

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Just a handful of impostors proclaimed Russian territories their own. And then the Bolsheviks supported their wishes. It's good that not all.

 

[Akim]

Listening to modern Russian truth is like drinking water through ass.
But the scheme is correct. This is how the Ukrainian SSR was formed until 1991.

 

[Jimih]

Ya it seems so

 

[Shashank Nayak]

Ya it seems so

Some protesters were shipped from Kyrgyzstan, which has good CIA presence.. Also, Turkans from Turkey were involved, as they want to increase their influence in Turkic nations like Kazakhstan.. Also, many Kazakh elites have money and family in the west, and are compromised..
But, US Turkey did not count on Russia mobilizing so quickly.. All borders are shut, and most p*nks are either killed or arrested..
After ,the failed color revolution in Belarus, now another feather of a failed color revolution in the CIA's cap..

 

[doreamon]

Ya it seems so

Take Russia out of equation in central Asia and say hello to radical Islam . CIA has used islam through out history like that of the khalifs of old days .

 

[warmachine541]

Ya it seems so

CIA is desperate. Belarus, Ethiopia and now Kazakhstan. SVR is screwing them hard.

 

[Akim]

What's wrong with overthrowing a dictator?

 

[KurtisBrian]

What's wrong with overthrowing a dictator?

law vs chaos

overthrow the dictator = chaos.
Some kinds of people thrive in chaos. Their nations are always in turmoil and poverty.

 

[Akim]

law vs chaos

overthrow the dictator = chaos.
Some kinds of people thrive in chaos. Their nations are always in turmoil and poverty.

I disagree. with this. Vice versa. It is the dictator and his entourage who bring death.

 

[The Shrike]

What's wrong with overthrowing a dictator?

How has it worked out for the people of the countries that actually had color revolutions? In most cases they are worse off no?

 

[Optimistic Nihilist]

What's wrong with overthrowing a dictator?

Sure, "dictators". I guess the criteria for that and which ones should be helped and which ones shouldn't changes according to one's own purposes and benefits.

 

[Jimih]

Preparing

 

[Knowitall]

What's wrong with overthrowing a dictator?

The people of Libya would like to have a word with you.

America and it's fuckery is the biggest cause of misery on this planet. I am yet to see a nation so devoid of humanity and IQ at the same time.

Karma always comes to hit you back and Americans of all people should not forget what they did with the natives of the land.

 

[SwordOfDarkness]

What's wrong with overthrowing a dictator?

This isnt about a dictator, its about Kazakhstan being pro Russia. US didnt give two hoots when they overthrew Iran's DEMOCRATIC leadership and put in a monarch, because Iran was pro soviet.

 

[Tshering22]

US started fires in middle East and resulting migrant crisis hit Europe and raised euroskepticism.

So much for US leadership.

If the European Union had an iota of self-worth, they would take the US to the International Criminal Court, and pivot to Asia as an independent bloc. It is a matter of shame that Germany and UK, the two most imposing economies of the European continent, are overseas territories of the US and will suck it up no matter what the US does.

 

[Tshering22]

Those horrible sanctions.

(5) Bryan MacDonald on Twitter: "America's new plan to "punish" Russia appears to involve shutting Apple out of a market where it had $3.6 billion of revenue in 2020. No wonder Moscow doesn't take Washington's sanctions threats seriously: The US is clearly out of ideas that might actually be effective." / Twitter

Has Ukraine considered declaring neutrality as an official policy in return for international protection, along the lines of Switzerland? That would stop all this. Now I know there are several factors that prevent a large-scale invasion of Switzerland (their terrain being one) unlike Ukraine. But this won't have happened had the coup during Euromaidan not happened.