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Posted: 20 Mar 2014, 10:57
by Bartek
I'm pretty sure that is a common here - no one wants to see UKIP, G.D., Svoboda or any other that kind parties having even single on seat in local or national parliaments, but it happens and will happen at least until this economic sittuation will turn to normal (whatever it means).

Posted: 20 Mar 2014, 15:09
by Being645
Bartek wrote:I'm pretty sure that is a common here - no one wants to see UKIP, G.D., Svoboda or any other that kind parties having even single on seat in local or national parliaments, but it happens and will happen at least until this economic sittuation will turn to normal (whatever it means).
"this economic situation" will NEVER turn to normal, because it is a fundamental and essential part of the capitalist economic kindergarden system ... and every attempt to change it too far to the benefit of all living creatures or - heaven forbid - to seriously search for another option will be squelched before it can foliate ... for the sake of the big, bigger, biggest dick ... phh ...

Posted: 20 Mar 2014, 15:14
by Bartek
by normal situiatuon i meant this per-2008, of course with hope that loans and mograges will not be sell as soda on ther corners.

Posted: 29 Mar 2014, 08:48
by ff
What about you talking? Do you have information from RTR Rosija TV chanel? Do you know what "propoganda" exist?
Do you know that in russian TV every day says that "banderavcy" " fashisty".
Russian dont understand on TV what is "naci" and what is "fashism".

If they said that lithuanian latvia estonia partizans are "bandits". Im so sorry.....

I have friends of mine they are my neighbourns and they are russians. They said if russian army go to Lithuania they will start fighting russian army.


Do you want go to white bear? Do you wan t to p*ss under the gun?

My mother wanted????
No!

Sister of my mother go the jail? Why? Becouse turned of Stalin picture at 16 years. Brother of my mother go to the jail at 17 years. he was partisan.


Go to "daliokij magadan", Irkutsk, Vorkuta.

I like russians but i dont like Russian politc

Posted: 29 Mar 2014, 11:23
by Bartek
same here, i separate Russians from Russian politics/state. i like and love first, but hate second.

Posted: 06 May 2014, 13:55
by Bartek
</theard-necro_on>
oops :?
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move along, there's nothing worth seein' and talkin' about.

Posted: 06 May 2014, 14:39
by iesus

Posted: 08 May 2014, 21:21
by nowayjose
"World Socialist Web Site" ... or in other words, soviet necromancy.

Posted: 08 May 2014, 21:56
by iesus
You would be surprised if you understand mate who practices at this moment soviet tactics and build up "soviet" structures and in which part of the world.

Posted: 08 May 2014, 22:51
by nowayjose
iesus wrote:You would be surprised if you understand mate who practices at this moment soviet tactics and build up "soviet" structures and in which part of the world.
I'm never surprised.

Posted: 09 May 2014, 18:17
by Jeremiah
Isn't the World Socialist Website essentially Trotskyist, and therefore unlikely to be a friend of the Soviet Union either then or now?

Posted: 09 May 2014, 18:18
by Pista
I thought the world socialist website was farcebook.
:oops:

Posted: 18 Jul 2014, 23:11
by Bartek
absolutely nothing happened. move along.

Posted: 19 Jul 2014, 10:32
by markfiend
:| apparently there's a family lost two people on the flight that vanished have now lost another two on the flight that was shot down.

Posted: 19 Jul 2014, 11:12
by Pista
This whole thing is panning out as if scripted really.
It is truly a horrific event, but you just know each side will blame the other.
You know Obama is going to step in & make a statement that includes & emphasises the word "Russia" a record number of times.
You know that the rebels are going to allow access to the wreckage to international investigators & you know that they will then be obstructive. Seriously, if they really didn't down it, then wtf is their problem?
You know the flight recorder will be moved to a totally neutral location for analysis pretty darn quickly.
You know the western world will be baying for Putin's blood (as if anyone actually believed he had any control of Russia in the first place).

The only surprise for me so far is that CNN haven't started with their black hole theories yet.

Posted: 19 Jul 2014, 11:47
by Bartek
What is really shocking to me it's a fact that, so far, watching BBC, CNN and Euronews, no one mentioned that plane crashed less than 20 km from Russian border. I'm also wondering what Obama would say if no U.S. of A. citizen died on that horrific accident (even that this 19 yrs old, was just born in U.S. of A.).

Posted: 19 Jul 2014, 12:28
by Nikolas Vitus Lagartija
Not quite sure what you're expecting Obama to do about this shocking incident, @Bartek. If it turns out that the early speculation (ie shot down in error by those believing it to be an enemy plane) it seems to me that it is the inevitable consequence of the West's current official policy of non direct intervention but providing secret support whilst pretending to allow indigenous populations settle local issues without outside intervention, which is then seemingly mirrored by the other side (Russia, in this instance). Those without formal training, protocols etc on both sides end up in charge of destructive hardware outwith the control of their paylords. This is why I suggested getting UN boots on the ground and brokering a political solution back in post #15 of this thread in the early days of this issue.

Posted: 19 Jul 2014, 16:38
by Bartek
I didn't wrote that Obama should did something, but said, and I'm still wondering what he would said.
Take a look what Tony Abbott (PM of Australia) said, that says what he going to do. and that is something, not f**king around with doing everything to not p*ss Bloodymir Putin.
It's so obvious that even if it was accident (and it seems to plausible), Russia is still one to blame, they supporting so~called Pro-Russian separatists, handing them weapon. It's proved that there are Russians and people from Russian Army in Ukraine fighting against Ukraine. And yet it seems that rest of the world simply don't give a f**k, French sending Russia naval ships, everyone doing business like normal, keeping normal diplomatic relations with them, I can only guess that they are naive to think that this can change a thing by talking with Bloodymir and Lavrov.
In site of where plane crashed, again, so~called pro-Russian separatists blocking investigators access to place of crash.
It's silly to think that UN alone will do something, it will nothing, China and Russia will not let that happen.
You seriously wanna let Russia do what they want - which is do another free referendum in Ukraine? In Crimea it was free referendum? Back in the past there were free referendum and votes in Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Poland and so? and, history showed us enough to not trust Russia (whatever it was called in history).

Posted: 20 Jul 2014, 14:06
by sziamiau
it doesn't seem the flight recorder will be heading to a neutreal area..i wish it was

Posted: 20 Jul 2014, 15:53
by Pista
Of course it won't.
& now the site is swarming with "rebels" either trying to paint themselves as caring, helpful souls or covering up evidence.
What is deeply worrying is that the Buk launcher has a mechanism that can read a plane's transponder signal to identify it as a commercial or military aircraft.
You'd have to manually override it to shoot down an airliner like that.

Posted: 20 Jul 2014, 20:16
by Bartek
if it's true that Buk can identify what plane was targeted then it's not just mistake, but a intented crime. :|

Posted: 20 Jul 2014, 20:30
by emilystrange
russia now blaming ukraine govt, not ukraine rebels.

Posted: 20 Jul 2014, 21:03
by Victim of Circumstance
Pista wrote:Of course it won't.
& now the site is swarming with "rebels" either trying to paint themselves as caring, helpful souls or covering up evidence.
What is deeply worrying is that the Buk launcher has a mechanism that can read a plane's transponder signal to identify it as a commercial or military aircraft.
You'd have to manually override it to shoot down an airliner like that.
If this is true, these "rebels" have lost the legitimation to be treated as political opponents and should rather be dealt with as terrorists. IMO :(

Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 08:00
by sziamiau
what's bothering me...I am starting to think it wasn't an accident. I just downloaded a free IPhone app that tells me which plane is where..a freaking free app can identify the planes so don't tell me they don't have that capability. I have spent half a day playing with it, it's pretty cool though but allows anyone at any moment to figure out the planes above you

Posted: 21 Jul 2014, 09:04
by Bartek
:|
so now, playing with Bloodymir cards there's-no-Russians-there-it's internal Ukraine-issue, taking a fact that "rebels" shot down civilian plane, there should be open military support for Ukrainian gov. to fight these so~called rebel. Of course it's risk an open European war, but again, if Bloodymir claiming that he's not supporting them, not handing them weapon, people then he should back the f**k up and watch, because Holland, Belgium, Germany, UK and so have a legitimate issue - their citizens were killed because of that "internal Ukrainian issue". and yes I know, nothing like that will happen because Frau Merkel is not willing to do anything, because she seems to think that she knows a key a to Bloodymir's hear and head. (and France will give Mistrals build for Russia.)