What do you think about Russia and the Crimea. Interested in your opinion.

[yougojay]

I'll read that article later, it's a long one.
They say murders are down in the U.S. over the years, you wouldn't know it from hearing the news....Our local (90 miles away) is out of Charlotte, NC. and all you hear everyday is someone else getting killed. That on top of the mayor being indicted by the FBI, it never ends!

[MickZEL]

Originally Posted by bronsin

Th is from the BBC online and is a portrait of Putin.

http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-26769481

I think you know what information war?
You should not trust what you hear on the BBC.
True sounds much quieter.
I will not convince you, take time and you will learn the real truth about the Crimea and Ukraine.
* And Putin normal guy who loves his homeland.: W00t:

[yougojay]

Originally Posted by MickZEL

You should not trust what you hear on the BBC.

You should not trust what you read in the 'Moscow Daily Planet'
About Putin's approval rating, but I'm sure it has got to be higher then Obama & especially our Congress...
Wow! It's 86 degrees in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains here...the Sasquatch should be active tonight...

[bronsin]

BBC says Putin has a 70% approval rating with the public.

Not so?

[MickZEL]

Originally Posted by bronsin

BBC says Putin has a 70% approval rating with the public.

Not so?

Yes, it's true. I think you too would like to have a president)))

[nookandcrannycar]

Originally Posted by MickZEL

I think you too would like to have a president

Yes, we would. I don't know what he should be called. He doesn't act as though is leading anything...or even has that desire. However...whatever it is that he is....I'd rather have that and our system, than Putin and your system .

[MickZEL]

So who invited me to visit? :-)

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by MickZEL

So who invited me to visit? :-)

After your hospitality when I visited Moscow you are welcome here any time.

[nookandcrannycar]

Originally Posted by MickZEL

So who invited me to visit? :-)

Nice deflection from the previous 67 posts ! Are you sure you're not a politician ? Just from what anyone can surmise from YW posts (and experience if they've purchased anything from him), and your personal connection/+his invitation, I can't imagine a better (and more gracious) host for you than CTScott.

[MickZEL]

Originally Posted by bronsin

BBC says Putin has a 70% approval rating with the public.

Not so?

But the BBC said that this right sector in Ukraine?
They said that this NEO Nazis

[bronsin]

It looks to me very likely. Indeed the entire situation seems to be unfolding in that direction as part of the Russian authorities plan.

[MickZEL]

Originally Posted by bronsin

It looks to me very likely. Indeed the entire situation seems to be unfolding in that direction as part of the Russian authorities plan.

I have not heard about sending troops to Ukraine.
* We only show that eastern Ukraine asks for a peacekeeping force, and asks that Donetsk Russian accession.

[bronsin]

Originally Posted by MickZEL

I have not heard about sending troops to Ukraine.
* We only show that eastern Ukraine asks for a peacekeeping force, and asks that Donetsk Russian accession.

Russian combat divisions (not peacekeeping forces) are massed on the borders of Eastern Ukraine to the tune of 55,000 troops, is whats on the news in the US.

What would you think if Canada or Mexico asked for a "peacekeeping" force and the United States sent troops into those countries to enforce peace?

BTW almost all the members in the UN have declared illegal the "referendum" voted in The Crimea to join Russia.

[47_MasoN_47]

Originally Posted by bronsin

What would you think if Canada or Mexico asked for a "peacekeeping" force and the United States sent troops into those countries to enforce peace?

Isn't that what we've been doing in the middle east for the last 12 years or so?

[bronsin]

Originally Posted by 47_MasoN_47

Isn't that what we've been doing in the middle east for the last 12 years or so?

Sadam gassed his own people for years. But...we dont have a problem with Assad doing it? And the UN does?

The Taliban were directly responsible for helping and protecting the man who killed over 3000 American civilians. The greatest war we ever got involved in happened when Japan killed 3000 military personnel. Who should have been able to protect themselves.

[MickZEL]

Originally Posted by bronsin

Russian combat divisions (not peacekeeping forces) are massed on the borders of Eastern Ukraine to the tune of 55,000 troops, is whats on the news in the US.

What would you think if Canada or Mexico asked for a "peacekeeping" force and the United States sent troops into those countries to enforce peace?

BTW almost all the members in the UN have declared illegal the "referendum" voted in The Crimea to join Russia.

America and so shoves its armed forces, wherever possible.
American instructors were in Georgia when aggression occurred in the North Caucasus.
You remember all the armed conflicts in recent years, were all American troops or military instructors.
With regard to the Crimea, it is recognized. It is only a matter of time, no turning back.

[bronsin]

Originally Posted by MickZEL

America and so shoves its armed forces, wherever possible.
American instructors were in Georgia when aggression occurred in the North Caucasus.
You remember all the armed conflicts in recent years, were all American troops or military instructors.
With regard to the Crimea, it is recognized. It is only a matter of time, no turning back.

Ive heard it said the natural state of humanity is war.

You want war?

As it stands right now youre going to get economic war for what Putin has done. Russia fighting an economic war is like a one legged man in an ass kicking contest.

Youre going to get your ass kicked.

You want that?

[fuuao]

Can we just keep politics out ...