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Victoria Nuland Admits: US Has Invested $5 Billion In The Development of Ukrainian, "Democratic Institutions"
Video International Business Conference at Ukraine in Washington - National Press Club - December 13, 2013 Victoria Nuland - Assistant Secretary of State for Europe and Eurasian Affairs US Assistant Secretary of State for Europe, Nuland said: "Since the declaration of Ukrainian independence in 1991, the United States supported the Ukrainians in the development of democratic institutions and skills in promoting civil society and a good form of government - all that is necessary to achieve the objectives of Ukraine’s European. We have invested more than 5 billion dollars to help Ukraine to achieve these and other goals.' Nuland said the United States will continue to "promote Ukraine to the future it deserves." ...Now in her new role of covertly rallying anti-government protesters in Ukraine, Nuland has emerged to sound like a bubblegum-chewing Mafia doll. In her leaked private conversation with the US ambassador to Kiev, the American female diplomat is heard laying down in imperious tones how a new government in Ukraine should be constituted. Nuland talks about "gluing together" a sovereign country as if it is a mere plaything, and she stipulates which members of the US-backed street rabble in Kiev should or should not be included in any Washington-approved new government in the former Soviet republic. Regime Change in Kiev Discussion in 'World Affairs' started by Hasbara Buster, Feb 10, 2014. |
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Edited by
InvictusV
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Sun 02/23/14 09:33 AM
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They had two choices..
Be like the baltic states or be like belarus.. Ive been to the baltic states and belarus.. You don't want to be like belarus.. |
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They had two choices.. Be like the baltic states or be like belarus.. Ive been to the baltic states and belarus.. You don't want to be like belarus.. Well it seems the people of that fine country disagree with you and want to be aligned more so with Russia than Europe. Wouldn't have anything to do with the Euro sanctions imposed for them to be part of Europe would it? Of course that is why the US is involved, can't have the people making their own decision, could they. |
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They had two choices.. Be like the baltic states or be like belarus.. Ive been to the baltic states and belarus.. You don't want to be like belarus.. Well it seems the people of that fine country disagree with you and want to be aligned more so with Russia than Europe. Wouldn't have anything to do with the Euro sanctions imposed for them to be part of Europe would it? Of course that is why the US is involved, can't have the people making their own decision, could they. If that was true then I guess they wouldn't have toppled the government. |
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They had two choices.. Be like the baltic states or be like belarus.. Ive been to the baltic states and belarus.. You don't want to be like belarus.. Well it seems the people of that fine country disagree with you and want to be aligned more so with Russia than Europe. Wouldn't have anything to do with the Euro sanctions imposed for them to be part of Europe would it? Of course that is why the US is involved, can't have the people making their own decision, could they. If that was true then I guess they wouldn't have toppled the government. Sorry but not everything is as it seems. |
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Edited by
Conrad_73
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Sun 02/23/14 10:40 AM
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They had two choices.. Be like the baltic states or be like belarus.. Ive been to the baltic states and belarus.. You don't want to be like belarus.. Well it seems the people of that fine country disagree with you and want to be aligned more so with Russia than Europe. Wouldn't have anything to do with the Euro sanctions imposed for them to be part of Europe would it? Of course that is why the US is involved, can't have the people making their own decision, could they. If that was true then I guess they wouldn't have toppled the government. Sorry but not everything is as it seems. They probably just toppled the Government to confound some of you Guys here on Mingle! ![]() ![]() |
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They probably just toppled the Government to keep you Guys here on Mingle guessing! ![]() Sir, I do not guess, I know. First of all, the country has been in a recession over the past five years and the people are suffering. Second, the country depends on Russia for gas imports. Third, the European Union wants something if nothing more to disrupt Russia. Fourth, then comes the US, the ole regime topper. And now there is violence in the streets and the toppling of an elected government. Seems to me to just be another East/West power struggle with the people of Ukraine the puppets in the middle. And in the end, one of the leaders will walk out rich while the other will be rich and holding the peoples of a country hostage. And personally, I would rather be with the solvent Russia than the bankrupt Europeans any day. But that is still a game that is fast reaching it's end and a story for another day. |
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They had two choices.. Be like the baltic states or be like belarus.. Ive been to the baltic states and belarus.. You don't want to be like belarus.. Well it seems the people of that fine country disagree with you and want to be aligned more so with Russia than Europe. Wouldn't have anything to do with the Euro sanctions imposed for them to be part of Europe would it? Of course that is why the US is involved, can't have the people making their own decision, could they. If that was true then I guess they wouldn't have toppled the government. Sorry but not everything is as it seems. the way I see it is that the pro russian government is gone. we will wait and see what happens when they hold a new election. |
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Edited by
alnewman
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Sun 02/23/14 01:25 PM
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They had two choices.. Be like the baltic states or be like belarus.. Ive been to the baltic states and belarus.. You don't want to be like belarus.. Well it seems the people of that fine country disagree with you and want to be aligned more so with Russia than Europe. Wouldn't have anything to do with the Euro sanctions imposed for them to be part of Europe would it? Of course that is why the US is involved, can't have the people making their own decision, could they. If that was true then I guess they wouldn't have toppled the government. Sorry but not everything is as it seems. the way I see it is that the pro russian government is gone. we will wait and see what happens when they hold a new election. Why wait, the juggling is already happening, just like in Egypt. All that reaming to be seen is which puppet and when will the fighting resume especially if the US and it's ally Europe don't get their way. But what I really find amusing is all the infighting in Europe over the Union. I would really want to run right out and join something that is in the throws of busting up. Wonder if there is going to be war like the US civil war? |
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Edited by
InvictusV
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Sun 02/23/14 01:35 PM
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They had two choices.. Be like the baltic states or be like belarus.. Ive been to the baltic states and belarus.. You don't want to be like belarus.. Well it seems the people of that fine country disagree with you and want to be aligned more so with Russia than Europe. Wouldn't have anything to do with the Euro sanctions imposed for them to be part of Europe would it? Of course that is why the US is involved, can't have the people making their own decision, could they. If that was true then I guess they wouldn't have toppled the government. Sorry but not everything is as it seems. the way I see it is that the pro russian government is gone. we will wait and see what happens when they hold a new election. Why wait, the juggling is already happening, just like in Egypt. All that reaming to be seen is which puppet and when will the fighting resume especially if the US and it's ally Europe don't get their way. But what I really find amusing is all the infighting in Europe over the Union. I would really want to run right out and join something that is in the throws of busting up. Wonder if there is going to be war like the US civil war? there was a trade deal offered. not membership in the EU.. Vladamir Putin Capone came in and said you will take our $15 billion loan or else.. |
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They had two choices.. Be like the baltic states or be like belarus.. Ive been to the baltic states and belarus.. You don't want to be like belarus.. Well it seems the people of that fine country disagree with you and want to be aligned more so with Russia than Europe. Wouldn't have anything to do with the Euro sanctions imposed for them to be part of Europe would it? Of course that is why the US is involved, can't have the people making their own decision, could they. If that was true then I guess they wouldn't have toppled the government. Sorry but not everything is as it seems. the way I see it is that the pro russian government is gone. we will wait and see what happens when they hold a new election. Why wait, the juggling is already happening, just like in Egypt. All that reaming to be seen is which puppet and when will the fighting resume especially if the US and it's ally Europe don't get their way. But what I really find amusing is all the infighting in Europe over the Union. I would really want to run right out and join something that is in the throws of busting up. Wonder if there is going to be war like the US civil war? there was a trade deal offered. not membership in the EU.. Vladamir Putin Capone came in and said you will take our $15 billion loan or else.. Yep, puppets in the middle and the winners are, not the puppets. |
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They probably just toppled the Government to keep you Guys here on Mingle guessing! ![]() Sir, I do not guess, I know. First of all, the country has been in a recession over the past five years and the people are suffering. Second, the country depends on Russia for gas imports. Third, the European Union wants something if nothing more to disrupt Russia. Fourth, then comes the US, the ole regime topper. And now there is violence in the streets and the toppling of an elected government. Seems to me to just be another East/West power struggle with the people of Ukraine the puppets in the middle. And in the end, one of the leaders will walk out rich while the other will be rich and holding the peoples of a country hostage. And personally, I would rather be with the solvent Russia than the bankrupt Europeans any day. But that is still a game that is fast reaching it's end and a story for another day. If you love Russia and communism so much and the US is so evil why don't you move there. |
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Edited by
alnewman
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Mon 02/24/14 07:07 AM
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They probably just toppled the Government to keep you Guys here on Mingle guessing! ![]() Sir, I do not guess, I know. First of all, the country has been in a recession over the past five years and the people are suffering. Second, the country depends on Russia for gas imports. Third, the European Union wants something if nothing more to disrupt Russia. Fourth, then comes the US, the ole regime topper. And now there is violence in the streets and the toppling of an elected government. Seems to me to just be another East/West power struggle with the people of Ukraine the puppets in the middle. And in the end, one of the leaders will walk out rich while the other will be rich and holding the peoples of a country hostage. And personally, I would rather be with the solvent Russia than the bankrupt Europeans any day. But that is still a game that is fast reaching it's end and a story for another day. If you love Russia and communism so much and the US is so evil why don't you move there. Let's see, would it have to do with freedom? Yeah, yeah, that's it. I don't need Russia, I am a free man here and refuse to be hampered by any government based on democracy. But as to freedoms, Russia is much freer than the democratic government here in the United States of America. Thank god I reside in the republic of these united States, the land of the free with the full rights as endowed by my creator. The real problem with the Citizens of the United States is they believe a Republican can do a better job than a Democrat if they are Republican or vice versa if they are a Democrat. This prejudice is so prevalent they can't see the light of day for the fog. In fact the notion goes beyond prejudice, it is just pure stupid as defined, continuing to do the same thing over and over expecting different results. So in closing, let me say, you deserve what you got and will continue to get. My place in life is to insure you continue to get the bill, no bankruptcy in this case. Ah, what a joy to be debt free, on all counts. |
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