Ukraine Officer Shot Dead In Simferopol, Crimea

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

Thang God soviet soldiers left Poland in 1993 or else Putin would invade Poland to give safety to its citizens.

Or the soldiers would ask to have Poland joining the Russian Federation.

At gunpoint, of course. It's how Russia rolls. Of course, Poland is NATO so that's a different game. And Russia wonders why its neighbors are wanting to join NATO... Fairly clear to anyone. If you have a land grabbing bully that blatantly disregards international law next door, it's best to have some friends that such bully rather not messes with militarily.

[LibCampFireClub 635]

Impotency in action? Sounds like some geriatric porno.

So uh what do you propose we do? The US alone is that what you are advocating? Because your fake outrage is just killing me.

Would it be a Nato response? Wait Ukraine isn't part of Nato. Would it be a EU response?

Like you, I don't sit in the seat of the current president. I sit in the seat of a registered voter and have the right to vote up or down as to whether I think he's effective, or just a guy who can't come up with the money shot. Your party has already conceded the loss of the Senate in the next election. I suggest you prepare for a different kind of hope and change.

Edited March 18, 2014 by ExExpat

[Dakine10 5,452]

Thang God soviet soldiers left Poland in 1993 or else Putin would invade Poland to give safety to its citizens.

Or the soldiers would ask to have Poland joining the Russian Federation.

Okay then

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

Poland fears Russia. And it is justified in that fear as Russia impressively demonstrates. Again.

[JohnR! 5,495]

How would they do that? Russia can veto there own removal.

Expel them from the council.

[deleted-05292014 331]

More correctly, it should not have been our problem. We should not have been involved in the first place and then we wouldn't be in a position of trying to stop what should never have happened.

The peoples of Ukraine were perfectly capable of making a decision on there future for themselves. We gave a little push, and the house of cards came down. Now Putin's playing no limit hold-em, and Obama's yelling "go fish".

Yup. It's our fault, us and our evil 0-bama for miscalulating Putin. If any group is to blame it's the EU for sitting on their hands for so long.

Look I understand a lot of you folks don't like Obama but trying to put blame on him for the actions of another leader makes about as much sense as blaming him for the missing Malaysian airliner and YES the aholes over at Fix news and Bolton did that!

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

Expel them from the council.

That's not possible. But Russia will no longer be welcome in the G8 and other international bodies of relevance. Russia seems to prefer and elect isolation. The oligarchs won't be happy for too long.

[Dakine10 5,452]

Poland fears Russia. And it is justified in that fear as Russia impressively demonstrates. Again.

Which is probably why they had no interest in acting to ensure that the Feb 21st agreement was adhered to.

And now The "interim" government of Ukraine postpones the election date again and appoints more oligarchs to govern. We are big on pointing out illegal acts, but that also violates Ukraine's constitution. I imagine Obama already had his tee time set and failed to notice, cause he sure hasn't said anything about it.

[JohnR! 5,495]

That's not possible. But Russia will no longer be welcome in the G8 and other international bodies of relevance. Russia seems to prefer and elect isolation. The oligarchs won't be happy for too long.

It is about time the world stopped pretending and treating them as though they were a superpower.

Edited March 18, 2014 by Gegel

[deleted-05292014 331]

Like you, I don't sit in the seat of the current president. I sit in the seat of a registered voter and have the right to vote up or down as to whether I think he's effective, or just a guy who can't come up with the money shot. Your party has already conceded the loss of the Senate in the next election. I suggest you prepare for a different kind of hope and change.

I suggest you stay on topic homeboy.

[LibCampFireClub 635]

I suggest you stay on topic homeboy.

I'm glad to see you have such hope for your homeboy. I will do my best not to tell you I told you so.

[Dakine10 5,452]

Yup. It's our fault, us and our evil 0-bama for miscalulating Putin. If any group is to blame it's the EU for sitting on their hands for so long.

Look I understand a lot of you folks don't like Obama but trying to put blame on him for the actions of another leader makes about as much sense as blaming him for the missing Malaysian airliner and YES the aholes over at Fix news and Bolton did that!

Has nothing to do with me not liking Obama. I'm sure this goes way over his head anyway. The financial support for destabilizing the Ukraine government came from us, not the EU. And we got caught doing it..

It would be like Russians destabilizing the Mexican government and giving money to a socialist anti-American regime there. We'd be pretty pissed, and Russia could give any song and dance they wanted, but they would have to know we wouldn't roll over on that.

We also should have known that when we messed around in Ukraine.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

Which is probably why they had no interest in acting to ensure that the Feb 21st agreement was adhered to.

And now The "interim" government of Ukraine postpones the election date again and appoints more oligarchs to govern. We are big on pointing out illegal acts, but that also violates Ukraine's constitution. I imagine Obama already had his tee time set and failed to notice, cause he sure hasn't said anything about it.

The agreement that Russia never agreed to in the first place? That's funny. But you're doing a good job spreading the Kremlin's propaganda. Are you doing that pro bono?

[Ban Hammer 13,604]

and the plot thickens

Why Are Russian Soldiers In Crimea Armed With American Rifles?
AFP Photographer Alisa Borovikova just posted a stunning photo of Russian troops arresting Ukrainian Army officers at gunpoint.



http://bearingarms.com/why-are-russian-soldiers-in-crimea-armed-with-american-rifles/

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

and the plot thickens

Why Are Russian Soldiers In Crimea Armed With American Rifles?

AFP Photographer Alisa Borovikova just posted a stunning photo of Russian troops arresting Ukrainian Army officers at gunpoint.

http://bearingarms.com/why-are-russian-soldiers-in-crimea-armed-with-american-rifles/

The plot only thickens for those that derive their news from gun aficionado blogs - or from the Kremlin.