EPTOn March 04 2014 05:47 Godwrath wrote:
link, doesnt work for me the one in the twitter.
link, doesnt work for me the one in the twitter.
http://webtv.un.org/ try this if it's not the same u tried before
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Makro
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http://webtv.un.org/ try this if it's not the same u tried before | ||
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On March 04 2014 05:55 Makro wrote: http://webtv.un.org/ try this if it's not the same u tried before Yeah it is working now, seems like it was overloaded. | ||
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On March 04 2014 05:55 rapistzerg wrote: Putin is not the Holy Ghost, you don't have to believe in him. And why do you hate America? Fear is the path to the Dark Side. Fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate, hate leads to suffering. Leave thread and cool off, young Padawan. the doesnt in that sentence applies to both Putin's veracity in this crisis and the pro-Russian response that starts as 'Well Americans committed many horrible things in the Middle East so Russian aggression here is justified" | ||
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r.Evo
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US calls solution as immediate pullback of Russian troops and neutral observers. OSCE observers will be deployed tonight. Calls the current government legitimate. Calls the agreement of 21st void (?) because Yanukovych left the country. Basically calls Russia delusional. | ||
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t Vitaly Churkin, the Russian diplomatic representative at the UN, has just shown the other members of the council what he claimed was a letter from Viktor Yanukovich, the ousted president of Ukraine who is now in exile in Russia. In the letter, the former leader of the troubled country calls on the Russian president Vladimir Putin to use his military to invade parts of Ukraine. Churkin reads: “As the legitimate elected representative, I say the events in Kiev have resulted in Ukraine being on the brink of civil war. The rights of people in Crimea are being threatened. Under the influence of Western countries, there are open acts of terror. I would call on the president of Russia, Mr Putin, to use the armed forces of the Russian Federation to establish peace and defend the people of Ukraine.” Samantha Power, the US ambassador to the UN, has just taken the floor with this acerbic riposte: “So many of the assertions made this afternoon are without basis in reality”. Three days earlier though..http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/feb/28/viktor-yanukovych-russia-ukraine-coup "As the current president of Ukraine, I want to say that Crimea should stay within the boundaries of Ukraine," He said he believed there should be no military activity in Crimea | ||
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On March 04 2014 05:57 r.Evo wrote: US claims that all Russian claims are baseless and illusionary and calls a call of help by Crimea as illegal because only Ukraine itself can call for foreign troops. US calls solution as immediate pullback of Russian troops and neutral observers. OSCE observers will be deployed tonight. Calls the current government legitimate. Calls the agreement of 21st void (?) because Yanukovych left the country. Basically calls Russia delusional. agreement of 21th February between all kinds of parties. | ||
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On March 04 2014 06:00 Cheerio wrote: agreement of 21th February between all kinds of parties. All parties except... Russia, which joined France, Germany and Poland in mediating the settlement, introduced a further element of uncertainty by declining to sign the accord http://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/22/world/europe/ukraine.html?_r=0 | ||
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1) Remove Russian troops 2) Disarm all civilians and paramilitary units 3) Make an effort to protect minorities 5) Constitutional Reforms 6) Presidential elections | ||
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On March 04 2014 06:04 r.Evo wrote: France goes back to WW2 analogies and claims there is no violence in Kiev or anywhere in Ukraine against anyone. Calls the Ukrainian government legit and suggests 6 simple points to solve the current situation in Ukraine (I missed one): 1) Remove Russian troops 2) Disarm all civilians and paramilitary units 3) Make an effort to protect minorities 5) Constitutional Reforms 6) Presidential elections the one you missed if i'm not mistaken is to review the law on the russian language in ukraine | ||
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On March 04 2014 06:08 Nyxisto wrote: The Russian representative is clearly not well prepared, he needs more youtube footage to prove his point. Do they even care ? they know literally nothing will change and nothing will happen after this conference, russia will keep pressuring ukraine and thats that. He could start reading child stories there, doubt they would care. | ||
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On March 04 2014 06:08 Nyxisto wrote: The Russian representative is clearly not well prepared, he needs more youtube footage to prove his point. And I'm surprised by the French reaction, hitting a really harsh tone at this diplomatic level. I kept telling the Russians to hire zeo. Thats the problem with the mid-range Russian elite that staffs its foreign service and information bureaus, they are just not as slick as we Western propagandists for the Nazi-Fascist Junta of Kiev. | ||
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r.Evo
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Calls for a strong and united response from the international community, calls for Ukraine to remain calm. Calls for Russia to deal with the current Ukrainian parliament. Would like to see the UN Secretary General visiting Crimea. | ||
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Makro
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On March 04 2014 06:08 Nyxisto wrote: The Russian representative is clearly not well prepared, he needs more youtube footage to prove his point. And I'm surprised by the French reaction, hitting a really harsh tone at this diplomatic level. lol yea he compared the russian diplomacy as a theater in bankruptcy who wants to gain attention, laughed a bit | ||
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