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Аспирант МММ · 01.03.2014, 20:48

Когда теряют профессионализм политики вступают в силу военные. Но на жаль, военные со стороны Европы вступили раньше, долго готовились. Все что воевало на майдане на совести тех кто это финансировал, а кто мы догадываемся.

Dr SG · 01.03.2014, 20:49

Paul Kellerman, бэээз разницы. Главное итог. Берите знамя, идите за родину, за Сталина. Я убьюсь оксфордским

ваащето пришла с полей: с сыночкой распилили кубометра четыре дров. Загрузилась побыстрее на ББС, скося глаза прочитала. ОК?

Alextiger · 01.03.2014, 20:51

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а еще занятная вещь про отзыв посла из США

сказали что это не озвучивалось. Думаю Обама в курсе, только риторику "как надо" ведет. Опозорили его его ставленнички... сольет их? )

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Paul Kellerman, бэээз разницы.

разница принципиальная! Одобрение СФ развязывает руки, но не означает никакого ввода. Думаю и не будет. Это психологическая операция

Paul Kellerman · 01.03.2014, 20:54

Dr SG, ОК. Кстати, что там ваш кэмерон делает? Уже срет кирпичами в трубку кенийскому гиббону?

Dr SG · 01.03.2014, 21:00

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Dr SG, ОК. Но тебя мы все равно убьем, ты оказалась не на той стороне. Кстати, как зовут маму пророка?

Дровами отстреляюсь и есть где окопы рыть.

Живой не отдамся

или дамся?

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разница принципиальная! Одобрение СФ развязывает руки, но не означает никакого ввода. Думаю и не будет. Это психологическая операция

я вам дала новости свежие а растолковывайте их сами. Как хотите. мое дело: доставить информацию

Vica3 · 01.03.2014, 21:01

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сказали что это не озвучивалось.

я прямой эфир смотрела = протокольно внесли в обращение к ВВП

Dr SG · 01.03.2014, 21:02

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Dr SG, ОК. Кстати, что там ваш кэмерон делает? Уже срет кирпичами в трубку кенийскому гиббону?

Он на все какает. Ему и так хорошо. У него дача в Конвуле. тож выбрали премьра (Я за него не голосовала!) Хэйг свою лысину натер завтра смотаться.

Alextiger · 01.03.2014, 21:04

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я прямой эфир смотрела = протокольно внесли в обращение к ВВП

ааа... Ну Песков сказал что такой вариант не рассматривается.
На самом деле нельзя отзывать, надо быть в постоянном контакте

прохожий · 01.03.2014, 21:20

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но не означает никакого ввода. Думаю и не будет. Это психологическая операция

А на мой взгляд в Крыму точно будут.

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ааа... Ну Песков сказал что такой вариант не рассматривается.
На самом деле нельзя отзывать, надо быть в постоянном контакте

Как раз Песков сказал что все решения будет принимать Президент, а то что отзывать не будут такого не говорил.

Dr SG · 01.03.2014, 21:39

отсюда: http://www.foxnews.com/world/2014/03...storing-peace/

The Russian parliament unanimously voted Saturday to grant President Vladimir Putin permission to mobilize the country's military in Ukraine and asked that the country's ambassador in Washington be recalled after earlier statements by President Obama.

Putin says the move is needed to protect ethnic Russians and the personnel of a Russian military base in Ukraine's strategic region of Crimea. But the request came a day after Obama warned Moscow that "there will be costs" if it intervenes militarily in Ukraine.

"I'm submitting a request for using the armed forces of the Russian Federation on the territory of Ukraine pending the normalization of the socio-political situation in that country," Putin said before the vote.

Putin's call came as pro-Russian demonstrations broke out in Ukraine's Russian-speaking east, where protesters raised Russian flags and beat up supporters of the new Ukrainian government.

Russia's move sharply raised the stakes in the conflict following the ouster of Ukraine's pro-Russian president last week by a protest movement aimed at turning Ukraine toward the European Union and away from Russia. Ukraine has accused Russia of a "military invasion and occupation" -- a claim that brought an alarming new dimension to the crisis, and raised fears that Moscow is moving to intervene on the strategic peninsula where Russia's Black Sea fleet is based.

The move also appears to formalize what Ukrainian officials described as an ongoing deployment of Russian troops in the strategic region of Crimea. His motion loosely refers to the "territory of Ukraine" rather than specifically to Crimea, raising the possibility that Moscow could use military force in other Russian-speaking provinces in eastern and southern Ukraine where many oppose the new authorities in Kiev.

WATCH: Is it too late to warn Russia to stay out of Ukraine?

In Crimea, the pro-Russian regional prime minister had earlier claimed control of the military and police there and asked Putin for help in keeping peace, sharpening the discord between the two neighboring Slavic countries.

Sergei Aksenov, the head of the main pro-Russia party on the peninsula, said in a statement reported by local and Russian news agencies that he appealed to Russian President Vladimir Putin "for assistance in guaranteeing peace and calmness on the territory of the autonomous republic of Crimea."

Aksenov declared that the armed forces, the police, the national security service and border guards will answer only to his orders. He said any commanders who don't agree should leave their posts.

Russia's Foreign Ministry, meanwhile, said unidentified gunmen sent by Kiev had attempted overnight to seize the Crimea region's Interior Ministry offices and that people had been wounded in the "treacherous provocation," Reuters reported.

Ukrainian border guard vessels were put on combat alert in the Crimea region on Saturday and were leaving port to prevent the capture of military bases and ships, Interfax news agency quoted the border guard service as saying, according to Reuters.

Russian troops moved into Crimea Friday, U.S. officials told Fox News, prompting Ukraine to accuse Russia of an "armed invasion."

Ukraine's defense minister said on Saturday Russia had “recently'' brought 6,000 additional personnel into Ukraine and that the Ukrainian military were on high alert in the Crimea region, Reuters reported.

WATCH: Krauthammer 'shocked' by Obama Ukraine statement

Ukraine's Prime Minister Arseny Yatsenyuk opened a cabinet meeting by calling on Russia not to provoke discord in Crimea.

"We call on the government and authorities of Russia to recall their forces, and to return them to their stations," Yatsenyuk was quoted as saying by the Interfax news agency. "Russian partners, stop provoking civil and military resistance in Ukraine.”

At the White House, President Obama said the U.S. government is "deeply concerned" by reports of Russian "military movements" and warned any violation of Ukraine's sovereignty would be "deeply destabilizing."

U.S. officials told Fox News they see “evidence of air and maritime movement into and out of Crimea by Russian forces” although the Pentagon declined to officially "characterize" the movement.

Earlier Friday, Agence France Press quoted a top Ukranian official as saying Russian aircraft carrying nearly 2,000 suspected troops have landed at a military air base near the regional capital of the restive Crimean peninsula.

A spokesman for the Ukrainian border service said eight Russian transport planes have landed in Crimea with unknown cargo.

Serhiy Astakhov told The Associated Press that the Il-76 planes arrived unexpectedly Friday and were given permission to land, one after the other, at Gvardeiskoye air base, north of the regional capital, Simferopol.

Astakhov said the people in the planes refused to identify themselves and waved off customs officials, saying they didn't require their services.

Earlier in the day, Russian armored vehicles rumbled across Crimea and reports surfaced of troops being deployed at airports and a coast guard base – signs of a more heavy-handed approach to the crisis from Moscow.

The Associated Press and Reuters contributed to this report.

Результаты опроса: Quo vadis? (Камо грядеши?)
К мировому лидерству?	5	15.15%
Всеобщая гибель?	19	57.58%
Золотой миллиард?	9	27.27%
Голосовавшие: 33. Вы ещё не участвовали в этом опросе

01.03.2014, 20:48	#551
Аспирант МММ Gold Member Регистрация: 21.11.2011 Адрес: Сибирь Сообщений: 1,249	Когда теряют профессионализм политики вступают в силу военные. Но на жаль, военные со стороны Европы вступили раньше, долго готовились. Все что воевало на майдане на совести тех кто это финансировал, а кто мы догадываемся.
	--------- Приложи сердце твое к учению и уши твои к умным словам.

01.03.2014, 20:49	#552
Dr SG Silver Member Регистрация: 07.02.2013 Сообщений: 718	Paul Kellerman, бэээз разницы. Главное итог. Берите знамя, идите за родину, за Сталина. Я убьюсь оксфордским ваащето пришла с полей: с сыночкой распилили кубометра четыре дров. Загрузилась побыстрее на ББС, скося глаза прочитала. ОК?

01.03.2014, 20:54	#554
Paul Kellerman Gold Member Регистрация: 25.06.2005 Адрес: F000:FFF0 Сообщений: 1,830	Dr SG, ОК. Кстати, что там ваш кэмерон делает? Уже срет кирпичами в трубку кенийскому гиббону?

01.03.2014, 21:39	#560
Dr SG Silver Member Регистрация: 07.02.2013 Сообщений: 718	отсюда: http://www.foxnews.com/world/2014/03...storing-peace/ The Russian parliament unanimously voted Saturday to grant President Vladimir Putin permission to mobilize the country's military in Ukraine and asked that the country's ambassador in Washington be recalled after earlier statements by President Obama. Putin says the move is needed to protect ethnic Russians and the personnel of a Russian military base in Ukraine's strategic region of Crimea. But the request came a day after Obama warned Moscow that "there will be costs" if it intervenes militarily in Ukraine. "I'm submitting a request for using the armed forces of the Russian Federation on the territory of Ukraine pending the normalization of the socio-political situation in that country," Putin said before the vote. Putin's call came as pro-Russian demonstrations broke out in Ukraine's Russian-speaking east, where protesters raised Russian flags and beat up supporters of the new Ukrainian government. Russia's move sharply raised the stakes in the conflict following the ouster of Ukraine's pro-Russian president last week by a protest movement aimed at turning Ukraine toward the European Union and away from Russia. Ukraine has accused Russia of a "military invasion and occupation" -- a claim that brought an alarming new dimension to the crisis, and raised fears that Moscow is moving to intervene on the strategic peninsula where Russia's Black Sea fleet is based. The move also appears to formalize what Ukrainian officials described as an ongoing deployment of Russian troops in the strategic region of Crimea. His motion loosely refers to the "territory of Ukraine" rather than specifically to Crimea, raising the possibility that Moscow could use military force in other Russian-speaking provinces in eastern and southern Ukraine where many oppose the new authorities in Kiev. WATCH: Is it too late to warn Russia to stay out of Ukraine? In Crimea, the pro-Russian regional prime minister had earlier claimed control of the military and police there and asked Putin for help in keeping peace, sharpening the discord between the two neighboring Slavic countries. Sergei Aksenov, the head of the main pro-Russia party on the peninsula, said in a statement reported by local and Russian news agencies that he appealed to Russian President Vladimir Putin "for assistance in guaranteeing peace and calmness on the territory of the autonomous republic of Crimea." Aksenov declared that the armed forces, the police, the national security service and border guards will answer only to his orders. He said any commanders who don't agree should leave their posts. Russia's Foreign Ministry, meanwhile, said unidentified gunmen sent by Kiev had attempted overnight to seize the Crimea region's Interior Ministry offices and that people had been wounded in the "treacherous provocation," Reuters reported. Ukrainian border guard vessels were put on combat alert in the Crimea region on Saturday and were leaving port to prevent the capture of military bases and ships, Interfax news agency quoted the border guard service as saying, according to Reuters. Russian troops moved into Crimea Friday, U.S. officials told Fox News, prompting Ukraine to accuse Russia of an "armed invasion." Ukraine's defense minister said on Saturday Russia had “recently'' brought 6,000 additional personnel into Ukraine and that the Ukrainian military were on high alert in the Crimea region, Reuters reported. WATCH: Krauthammer 'shocked' by Obama Ukraine statement Ukraine's Prime Minister Arseny Yatsenyuk opened a cabinet meeting by calling on Russia not to provoke discord in Crimea. "We call on the government and authorities of Russia to recall their forces, and to return them to their stations," Yatsenyuk was quoted as saying by the Interfax news agency. "Russian partners, stop provoking civil and military resistance in Ukraine.” At the White House, President Obama said the U.S. government is "deeply concerned" by reports of Russian "military movements" and warned any violation of Ukraine's sovereignty would be "deeply destabilizing." U.S. officials told Fox News they see “evidence of air and maritime movement into and out of Crimea by Russian forces” although the Pentagon declined to officially "characterize" the movement. Earlier Friday, Agence France Press quoted a top Ukranian official as saying Russian aircraft carrying nearly 2,000 suspected troops have landed at a military air base near the regional capital of the restive Crimean peninsula. A spokesman for the Ukrainian border service said eight Russian transport planes have landed in Crimea with unknown cargo. Serhiy Astakhov told The Associated Press that the Il-76 planes arrived unexpectedly Friday and were given permission to land, one after the other, at Gvardeiskoye air base, north of the regional capital, Simferopol. Astakhov said the people in the planes refused to identify themselves and waved off customs officials, saying they didn't require their services. Earlier in the day, Russian armored vehicles rumbled across Crimea and reports surfaced of troops being deployed at airports and a coast guard base – signs of a more heavy-handed approach to the crisis from Moscow. The Associated Press and Reuters contributed to this report.

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