Sooo....no talk on Kiev's gradual descent into Mad Max beyond Thunderdome status??
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we aint taking no L's against Russia. Heavy casualties yes but we aint losing if a direct confrontation was to happen with Russia.
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So what does the EU plan to d0 after 48hrs??
Dawg...do you not realize what the Cold war was?
If Russia is allowed to take Crimea...thats an L.
We'll take it...but its an L.
lol, watching the news gives you the feeling that this was how it was during the Cold War. It sucks that it's a one or the other thing, nobody is innocent and this issue could be solved if these so called heads of state and diplomats would quit the saber rattling and name calling and just sit the fukk down and fix the issue. 
lol, Russian economy collapsed 3 times since the fall of the Soviet Union these cacs don't give a fukk.
Lesbianas, them banker bosses in the West ain't tryna fukk up that corrupt money flow from Moscow.
They've already taken it though and it doesn't look they have any plans of giving it back. And they were to fall back it'd be a bigger L for them as the Crimea is very important to them
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Europe can get it's oil from Scandinavia, the Middle East, and a host of other places.
They actually value solar, wind and other resources and actually implement them unlike the US as well.
The citizens chose. Yanukovych was a clearly in the pocket of Russia and every thing that transpired before and afterwards shows why the EU bill failed.
Russia can rot.
I'm afraid to go to sleep brehs.
Yeah they can get it from elsewhere, but that doesn't change the fact that Europe gets a majority of their oil/gas from Russia right now and it's their preference to do so.
If it were so easy to just make the switch then why haven't sanctions been implemented yet? Why are European nations divided on the subject? That's why its a lot of talk rather than action, that's why Europe wants dialogue first which Putin and the Russians were expecting. Plus alternative energy isn't gonna work in Germany's huge industrial sector for example. Just as you say the citizens chose, the citizens also voted in elections for Yanukovich. There was no objections to the elections by the international community, so why should the people that voted for Yanu suddenly have no say? I'm not saying Yanukovich was worth a shyt he robbed the treasury blind, but we can't act like opposition figures like Yulia Tymoshenko haven't been corrupt individuals in the past either. Just think about how this looks, a democratically elected head of state(albeit a dirtbag) is chased outta town by a band of protesters, hooligans, and extremist neo-Nazis, rather than holding new elections and respecting the democratic process of the country and building unity through a new coalition govt represented on all sides.
Truth is, the EU started this conflict and rather than agree on some middle ground between East and West they accepted a hostile undemocratic takeover and then chastised Russia for not respecting the rights of what they view to be an illegitimate regime. It'd be one thing if the whole country was pissed, but it's obvious the anger was mostly from the Europe leaning West of the country, the same side that lost the elections prior. Nobody is innocent in this.
shut it ya dum azz drone fighter coward.. ya drone supportin azz ain't about that life.
yo, did putin nuke e.u. yet?
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People spending their time on the internet "exposing" conspiracies and all that other nonsense but doing NOTHING about it in real life calling other people cowards is the most comical development from this emerging smart-dumb movement. Jew bankers got you shook? 
i said it before and ill say it again, a lot of this has to do with metals used in computing and electronic chips. putin wants a stranglehold on the natural resources while the EU wants access to them for future tech. the stock market and many companies have stakes in this and are waiting on pins and needles. i was at a meeting with my financial adviser last friday and the boss of the firm came in to talk with us and he was talking about it. he's been deep in the game for over 30 years.
