[McGruff]

So the overtrowers are worried about being overthrown. Maybe they need Putin to come in and kick their *ss.

[Psalm 144]

Ernst? Heinrich needs your chair. Give it to him.

[goldstategop]

It could trigger Russian intervention. If the radicals come to power, Russia will intervene with military force.

[dfwgator]

Those responsible for sacking the people who have just been sacked have been sacked.

[LowTaxesEqualsProsperity]

Turchynov is in power only because of the Right Sector serving as foot soldiers in the Putsch.

[Count of Monte Fisto]

Ukraine's interim President Olexander Turchynov has condemned the ultra-nationalist Right Sector, saying the group is bent on "destabilisation".

It was Right Sector that put Turchynov into power. Now that they've served their purpose its time for the Night of the Long Knives. Suckers. That's what they get for allowing themselves to be the dupe/pawns of Globo-Marxists like Obama, Soros, and the sodomite EU.

[Monterrosa-24]

“...Demand a referendum on the status of each region within Ukraine,” said Mr Yanukovych, quoted by Itar-Tass news agency...”

So this criminal Russian stooge who tried to become dictator-for-life now recites the mantra for Russia cherry picking its Sudentenland areas. Even if the Donets basin voted in a referendum to become part of Russia it is really the result of Moscow killing and removing so many of the Ukrainians in the area earlier. The way to win land is thus committ genocide (Holodomor) in the Donets basin, ship many survivors out (Gulags) and other in, and then claim that the area is not really Ukrainian.

[Dr. Thorne]

IMHO, the people being called "ultra-nationalist" and "right wing" are just like the people whom the American media constantly calls "hard right" and "Nazis". That's us.

We shouldn't write off the Ukrainian right wing as Nazis because a few Nazi flags show up. I believe there are plenty of Ukrainians who truly want freedom and understand that both the previous president and now the current one are corrupt.

What would we do under these circumstances? Sit back and say "Oh well. I guess there's nothing we can do"? Or fight for real freedom? God bless Ukraine.

[edpc]

Problem is, the country is destabilized. Whether through real or contrived events, Russia will intervene to 'stabilize' the nation. There is enough fracture among the various groups to make a unified stand against invasion impossible.

That is the way it appears to me, anyway.