Ukraine: Yushchenko Has Strong Words For Would-Be Separatists In Eastern Ukraine

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[jb6]

Much rather have Yushchenko where necessary 'appoint' at least until the time the KGB moles are removed from the power blocks.

You mean those who don't agree with his rule, like say opposition parties. So when he has necessarly appointed "yes" men then there will be "democracy"?

Well I guess it's better then the Saakashvili method of closing 7 media outlets and most likely having his prime minister "accidently" poisoned, when Zhahnia openly opposed Sak. on his policies. Now Sak. has a good yes man in power and not the "father" of his revolution.

[Lukasz]

Once again you are ignoring the facts. The exit polls were "all" taken in Yushchenko territory, which would be similiar to taking exit polls for the American election in Boston. Yushchenko was predicted to win the final election by 20+ points, but with all the negativity against Yanukovich he only won by 5 points. It's clear to me the second election was likely the right results, but then you do not care about right and wrong

Absolutly false statments, firstly you dont have any proofs that polls were taken only from Yuschenko’s territory. Secondary your numbers you got from the sky I think. Yuschenko 52% Yanukovich 44% I also don’t remember polls where he would have advantage around 20%. Let’s face with reality…

[1rudeboy]

Oh please, "Democrats on this list?" How about Russian apologists that are upset that their cabana-boy failed to steal the election?

[Happy2BMe]

We will see if Yushchenko turns to the 'dark side.'

I don't think he will.

[eluminate]

basicly Yuschenko started complaining because Yuzh Mash (aviation corp) said that due to change in the direction of politics ergo Ukraine and Europe becoming closer in ecconomic aspects they would have to move their production to Russia (an employment of about 30,000). Just read it today. Yuschenko calls this separatism while the owner of Yuzh Mash said that it wouldn't be ecconomicly feasable to operate in Ukraine if they start instituting European ecconomic facilitations.

The reality is this is about money pure and simple home industry vs foreign industry. Thats what it boils down to at heart.

[Happy2BMe]

Thanks for that inside info.

[jb6]

Several German companines have moved operations from Czech and other eastern European countries to Russia, since those came up for EU membership. If that alone doesn't tell you something is seriously wrong with the EU, what the heck ever will?

[jb6]

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[anonymoussierra]

Good Morning/Witam this is dance real dance in good way. dance is dance. politics is dance one is one two is two when is three?Putin?thank you/No dobra trzym sie

[lizol]

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[anonymoussierra]

"In the continued srutiny Ukraine is getting any overt violent act by Yuschenko enemies would be extremely foolish."Thank you "PhilDragoo"I do not want problem/war in Ukraine this will not be good You do know why Putin is not happy again again again time do show who is who what is what
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[GarySpFc]

Absolutly false statments, firstly you dont have any proofs that polls were taken only from Yuschenko’s territory. Secondary your numbers you got from the sky I think. Yuschenko 52% Yanukovich 44% I also don’t remember polls where he would have advantage around 20%. Let’s face with reality…
Firstly, I am willing to admit I was wrong when I said the margin was 5%. It was actually 7.8%, big deal.
Secondly, the Yushchenko clearly stated they would win by over 20% in a fair election. No, I cannot bring up the statements without spending time doing a search.
Thirdly, so were are my false statements? Note plural.
Fourthly, you clearly were wrong about Yushchenko not allowing freedom of speech, but were not man enough to admit it.
Fifthly, where are the Russian tanks and Spetsnaz who your side reported were in Kiev? Does a cat have your tongue?

[koba37]

It will be interesting to see how many Russian oligarchs will be influencing the events in Ukraine since Yushenko has appointed Nemtsov as a consultant. I used to be a big fan of Nemtsov, but lately he's proved to be a tool of Russian oligarchs.

[beaver fever]

Look forward to the Greater Democratic Republic of Western Ukraine and the eastern bit whatever Putin ends up calling it.

It's beginning to look like the New Europe is going to look like the Old Europe circa 1916. Poland will absorb Lithuania, the Eastern Ukraine and Belarus.

The old Polish empire returns. How nostalgic. Hail the Duchy of Poland, Hail Taras Bulba, Hail Catherine the Great!