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Ukrainian MP Chased Through Crimean City's Streets | |
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Pinko Commie  User ID: 54987383 United States02/28/2014 11:04 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Well considering 100 people died he probably deserves to be chased through the streets. He should have encouraged the protesters not to destroy property and throw fire bombs, perhaps Berkut wouldn't have been beating them. But Berkut should have arrested them and detained them, not beat them. |
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| OccamsRazorIsDull User ID: 39292843 United States02/28/2014 11:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ukrainian MP Chased Through Crimean City's Streets Quoting: Anonymous Coward 50709180 By Ed Flanagan SIMFEROPOL, Ukraine – A Ukrainian member of parliament arrived in this Crimean city Friday evening only to be jeered and chased through the streets by angry pro-Russian demonstrators. As the most high profile representative of the Maidan movement to come to the Crimea peninsula since the conflict began, Petro Poroshenko attempted to enter the Crimean parliament to start a dialogue with officials. Besides being a current member of a parliamentary committee charged with researching European Union integration, Poroshenko has also been a mainstay in Kiev’s Maidan movement, regularly seen supporting demonstrators there while also making speeches in favor of closer ties to the EU. Poroshenko also owns Channel Five, one of the television stations here most closely associated with Maidan, as well as one of the largest companies in Ukraine, Roshen Chocolates, lending him the nickname, “The Chocolate King. [link to www.nbcnews.com] He didn't bring his Oompa-Loompas for protection? |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 54805202 United States03/01/2014 12:38 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | "After nightfall, Petro Poroshenko, a billionaire member of parliament, said outside the airport building that he had come to Crimea to negotiate with the regional parliament on behalf of the national government in Kiev. He said his mission was "to do everything not to allow an escalation of violence" and to stress to the Crimeans that they were fellow Ukrainians and that Ukraine must not be divided." [link to www.thespec.com] Of course, sure, just give all of Ukraine to the Crimean protesters; and be sure not to divide it. Why should the muslim capital of Ukraine and the source of the protesters be separated from the rest of the Ukraine? That would be stupid. NOT! |
| deathpossum User ID: 18966603 United States03/01/2014 12:42 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I wonder if you AC will run through the streets when you are waving an O flag. Oh I forgot, you girls don't do that anymore. [Your rights are] "wherever we're willing to draw a line and say 'you cannot come across this line or I'll kill you.' That's where our rights are. If you don't understand that, folks, then it's beyond my capability to explain it to you. They will get away with whatever you let them get away with. And until you draw the line and you're willing to die for what you believe in, they will keep taking and taking and taking and taking, until there is no more left to take. Then, it's all gone, and you're a slave." -bill cooper |
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| Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 50709180 France03/01/2014 01:43 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | "After nightfall, Petro Poroshenko, a billionaire member of parliament, said outside the airport building that he had come to Crimea to negotiate with the regional parliament on behalf of the national government in Kiev. He said his mission was "to do everything not to allow an escalation of violence" and to stress to the Crimeans that they were fellow Ukrainians and that Ukraine must not be divided." Quoting: Anonymous Coward 54805202 [link to www.thespec.com] Of course, sure, just give all of Ukraine to the Crimean protesters; and be sure not to divide it. Why should the muslim capital of Ukraine and the source of the protesters be separated from the rest of the Ukraine? That would be stupid. NOT! You are reading it wrong. They say everything backwards. What he did id promise the escalation of violence and a divided country if they do not comply with Rothschilds NWO an become debt slaves. |
| Purgatory User ID: 55001556  Canada03/01/2014 01:52 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | "After nightfall, Petro Poroshenko, a billionaire member of parliament, said outside the airport building that he had come to Crimea to negotiate with the regional parliament on behalf of the national government in Kiev. He said his mission was "to do everything not to allow an escalation of violence" and to stress to the Crimeans that they were fellow Ukrainians and that Ukraine must not be divided." Quoting: Anonymous Coward 54805202 [link to www.thespec.com] Of course, sure, just give all of Ukraine to the Crimean protesters; and be sure not to divide it. Why should the muslim capital of Ukraine and the source of the protesters be separated from the rest of the Ukraine? That would be stupid. NOT! You are reading it wrong. They say everything backwards. What he did id promise the escalation of violence and a divided country if they do not comply with Rothschilds NWO an become debt slaves. Thank you. You are stating the obvious, but a lot of people are in the backwater. Reality check right here. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 45481459 United States03/01/2014 05:10 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Well considering 100 people died he probably deserves to be chased through the streets. Quoting: Pinko Commie He should have encouraged the protesters not to destroy property and throw fire bombs, perhaps Berkut wouldn't have been beating them. But Berkut should have arrested them and detained them, not beat them. It's hard to arrest and detain people when they are shooting at you. |
| Pinko Commie User ID: 54987383 United States03/01/2014 08:37 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Well considering 100 people died he probably deserves to be chased through the streets. Quoting: Pinko Commie He should have encouraged the protesters not to destroy property and throw fire bombs, perhaps Berkut wouldn't have been beating them. But Berkut should have arrested them and detained them, not beat them. It's hard to arrest and detain people when they are shooting at you. Yep. They let the protests go on to long. They should have arrested them all as soon as they started throwing firebombs and possibly before that when they were setting up barricades and setting tires on fire. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 50935582 United States03/01/2014 08:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ukrainian MP Chased Through Crimean City's Streets Quoting: Anonymous Coward 50709180 By Ed Flanagan SIMFEROPOL, Ukraine – A Ukrainian member of parliament arrived in this Crimean city Friday evening only to be jeered and chased through the streets by angry pro-Russian demonstrators. As the most high profile representative of the Maidan movement to come to the Crimea peninsula since the conflict began, Petro Poroshenko attempted to enter the Crimean parliament to start a dialogue with officials. Besides being a current member of a parliamentary committee charged with researching European Union integration, Poroshenko has also been a mainstay in Kiev’s Maidan movement, regularly seen supporting demonstrators there while also making speeches in favor of closer ties to the EU. Poroshenko also owns Channel Five, one of the television stations here most closely associated with Maidan, as well as one of the largest companies in Ukraine, Roshen Chocolates, lending him the nickname, “The Chocolate King. [link to www.nbcnews.com] His resume is a dead give away. |
