South-East Ukraine: Crisis Diary (Unique Documentary Shot by Ordinary People)
Pashalis said:South-East Ukraine: Crisis Diary (Unique Documentary Shot by Ordinary People)
Lumiere_du_Code said:here are some videos from "Mykola a centurion":
http://da-dzi.livejournal.com/206288.html
please who knows Russian, translate, there a little.
angelburst29 said:Malachi Martin warned that Russia and Kiev are involved in the final culmination of the Fatima prophecies!
_http://beforeitsnews.com/prophecy/2014/05/fatima-unfolding-now-malachi-martin-warned-that-russia-and-kiev-are-involved-in-the-final-culmination-of-the-fatima-prophecies-2460902.html
Siberia said:A surprisingly good article from NYTimes: Behind the Masks in Ukraine, Many Faces of Rebellion: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/04/world/europe/behind-the-masks-in-ukraine-many-faces-of-rebellion.html?_r=3#. It is written by the journalists who eyewitnessed the situation in the West Ukraine.
Maybe it could be posted on SoTT? It is more or less objective, it seems.
Lumiere_du_Code said:here is how "peaceful demonstrators" saving people. is "Mykola a centurion":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NH30EO2d-5M
and he before: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H43puWJAIcY
among the cops he reported in the Ukrainian language (namely Carpathian dialect) that he allegedly shot in the leg, guy behund his back say to cop "make a corridor that we attacked pro-Russian activists," they put cops conditions, how to act, says about the tactics of radical militants, how they will attack. He calls 5:30 pm
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also in the Ukrainian media and social networks have launched another provocative fake, where three Russian passports, they gave them for the victims in Odessa, although that picture with passports made on March 16 in the Crimea, then there were people who were detained by border guards of Ukraine
attach a photo (sorry, could not find better quality), which are radical militants, among them a police officer. inscription on the photo: "provocateurs - briefing with the cop"
Gawan said:Siberia said:A surprisingly good article from NYTimes: Behind the Masks in Ukraine, Many Faces of Rebellion: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/04/world/europe/behind-the-masks-in-ukraine-many-faces-of-rebellion.html?_r=3#. It is written by the journalists who eyewitnessed the situation in the West Ukraine.
Maybe it could be posted on SoTT? It is more or less objective, it seems.
Fwiw here it is on sott.
Vesti.ru, May 4, 2014
Witness: civilians shot by soldiers riding armoured vehicles
Battle started in Konstantinovka near Donetsk. Tanks and armoured vehicles entered the town which is one of the major bases of the militias.
Helicopters arrived at the TV tower, then the shooting started. Arsen Avakov says, several policemen suffered there.
Witnesses report in social networks about explosions, shooting, fires, smoke. There are problems with mobile communications, the TV tower stopped transmission, but the cable channels continue broadcasting.
Russia 24 TV channel spoke to one of the militia man. He said, soldiers riding armoured vehicles were shooting civilians.
Source: http://www.vesti.ru/doc.html?id=1544180.
axj said:Hi luc,
I think the most important question was whether Schroeder is a pathological type who intentionally made the rich richer and the poor poorer. Therefore, I provided some data that was missing in your assessment and which contradicts the notion that he is a pathological type:
- he admitted his mistake regarding joining the war in Kosovo
- there was a real rift between him and Bush when he did not join the Iraq war
- he does not jump on the bandwagon of vilifying Putin and instead demonstratively supports him
Whether or not he made mistakes which lead to a worsening of the situation is a different question, in my opinion. The legacy of Schroeder's policies is a much bigger topic and it may be that overall, he made things worse for Germany.
In my opinion he did the reforms that he thought were necessary in order to get the German economy back on track again and therefore benefit the whole country. With his policies the German economy did indeed become stronger again and the unemployment levels sunk significantly. On the other hand, the overall income levels of most people have stagnated or became lower when compared to earlier decades.
Jefferson said:This is getting more and more painful watch by the day :(
That being said, thanks to all of you for contributing to this thread.