This just posted as a headline on Foxnews.com, as soon as the article is up I will post it.

Sound's like he is trying to prove once again to the world how cowardly Obama is.

I guess that Dennis Rodman will visit him next.

I hear Putin's favorite Tune is a remake of an old Marlene Dietrich-Song!

"Ich bin von Kopf bis Fuss auf Freiheit eingestellt..."

O'bamby's own is Carr's "Freedom-Train Is Coming",but somehow it ran out of Steam!

Putin is an Idiot!
He got what he wanted,so why escalate it?
He probably is as much of a Coward as is US Counterpart!
Little Boys having a Pi$$ing-Contest!

tin stated earlier that Russian forces haven't entered Ukraine. I have to give it to John Kerry, but his reaction was priceless today when a reporter told him that he smiled and said something to the basic affect of you've got to be kidding me. Putin said that old Soviet Uniforms went missing during the cold war do did a lot of tanks and vehicles. He expects us to believe that.

Then he states tonight that Nazi's are taking over Ukraine. Cause Nazi symbols have appeared and a few people who were wearing Nazi arm bands who were then identified as Russian's.

This is EVERYTHING Hitler did.

Poland is now requesting NATO to come to the table because they are afraid of their safety because their borders are in the region of the conflict and Russia has over 150,000 armed forces at the border of Ukraine, that has invasion written all over it.

American policy is based upon — dependent upon — a raging, willful, arrogant ignorance of other peoples, other cultures, history in general, and even the recent history of U.S. policy itself. The historical and cultural relationships between Ukraine and Russia are highly complex. Russia takes its national identity from the culture that grew up around what is now Kyiv; indeed, in many respects, Kyiv is where "Russia" was born. Yet one of the first acts of the Western-backed revolutionaries was to pass a law declaring Ukrainian as the sole state language, although most of the country speaks Russian or Surzhyk, "a motley mix of Ukrainian and Russian (sometimes with bits of Hungarian, Romanian and Polish)," as the LRB’s Peter Pomerantsev details in an excellent piece on Ukraine's rich cultural and linguistic complexity. This is not to say that Ukrainians are not justified in being wary of Russia's embrace. Millions of Ukrainians died in the 1930s from the famine caused by inhuman policies imposed by a Moscow government (although that government was itself headed by a Georgian, in the name of a trans-national ideology). The complexity and volatility is always there. Today, as Smith puts it, "many Ukrainians see room for closer relations with the West; the more sensible seem to favor a variant of "third way" thinking, no either/or frame. Many fewer desire a decisive break with Russia."

Yet at every turn, the new Western-backed government in Kyiv has stomped hard on these volatile fault-lines, pushing stringent anti-Russian policies, with Western governments pretending that this would have no consequences, no reverberations in Moscow. What's more, the neo-fascist factions that played a leading role in the uprising are now calling for Ukraine to become a nuclear power again, having given up the Soviet nuclear weaponry on its territory in 1994. Indeed, hard-right leader Oleh Tyahnybok made nuclear re-armament one of the planks of his presidential race a few years ago. Now the party is sharing power in the Western-brokered government; will we soon see Ukraine added to the ranks of nuclear nations? With a bristling nuclearized frontier with Russia - like the hair-trigger holocaust flashpoint between India and Pakistan?

Again we see the blind stupidity of arrogance, of entitlement, as the "Washington consensus" of elitist neo-liberalism continues its blundering away around the world.

tin stated earlier that Russian forces haven't entered Ukraine. I have to give it to John Kerry, but his reaction was priceless today when a reporter told him that he smiled and said something to the basic affect of you've got to be kidding me. Putin said that old Soviet Uniforms went missing during the cold war do did a lot of tanks and vehicles. He expects us to believe that.

Then he states tonight that Nazi's are taking over Ukraine. Cause Nazi symbols have appeared and a few people who were wearing Nazi arm bands who were then identified as Russian's.

This is EVERYTHING Hitler did.

Poland is now requesting NATO to come to the table because they are afraid of their safety because their borders are in the region of the conflict and Russia has over 150,000 armed forces at the border of Ukraine, that has invasion written all over it.

Putin is an Idiot!
He got what he wanted,so why escalate it?
He probably is as much of a Coward as is US Counterpart!
Little Boys having a Pi$$ing-Contest!

I think Putin will sit on his gains (Crimea) and bide his time for the rest of the Ukraine.

This is an old ploy.

Capture what you want. Move or threaten something else. Negotiate to eliminate the threat to "something else" while keeping what you want in the deal.

I think Putin will sit on his gains (Crimea) and bide his time for the rest of the Ukraine.

This is an old ploy.

Capture what you want. Move or threaten something else. Negotiate to eliminate the threat to "something else" while keeping what you want in the deal.

In passing, I would like to address one of the hoariest canards of the Ukraine crisis: that Russian would recapitulate its actions of 2008, when it invaded Georgia. This assertion has been made by Reuters, AP, and I think quite a few others.

The facts—internationally recognized facts, I should say—was that Georgia used the occasion of the Beijing Olympics to launch a carefully planned invasion to recapture the breakaway province of South Ossetia—which was at the time autonomous under a truce agreement negotiated by Russia, Georgia, and the Ossetians in Sochi in 1993. The Georgians massed 12,000+ troops against 1000 Russian peacekeepers and a few hundred Ossetian militia. Georgia had apparently not anticipated a Russian intervention, and its forces were completely routed when the Russians indeed counterattacked.

Hopefully, the Georgia parallel will stand up in one regard: that the Russians promptly withdrew from Georgian territory after their objectives were met. And they did not annex South Ossetia; they allowed it to declare independence instead.

Nothing has really changed in the old USSR,gotten a bit smaller that's all!
Those cheering for Putin The Saviour,anywhere,will have a Rude Awakening coming their way!
Him and Obama are Brainbrothers just like Hitler and Stalin were!Can't trust the word of either one!
If you shake their Hand,better count your Fingers to make sure they are still all there!

Czar Vlad I