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As for the coming of dark times,I am optimistic,as always.Everything wil be all right. :) |
A little OT...but I forsee someone creating a mission in SC and DW for this situation.
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Ok, we may have our different views about Kosovo's independence... But lets all be happy for them, they've created their own state and are obviously thrilled about it.
As for Serbia been to blame, its 50/50 really, I didn't know about any prior attacks against Serbs before the massacres so I stand corrected on that, but Serbia had no rights to do what they did... its a war crime, plain and simple. Serbia's horrific acts opened the door to UN and NATO intervention, if they couldn't see it coming then more fool them. I agree that Kosovo has blood on its hands too, but I'm glad they've got independence, its what every small state like that dreams of. Russia too has a lot of blood on its hands from Chechnya, I agree the Chechens aren't innocent in the argument, but what Russia did to that country/province is completely barbaric... they didn't just attack they completely decimated the area and killed an awful lot of people. The Russian Government never ceases to amaze me in its self greed and pathetic views to freedom of speech and basic human rights. I have no quarrel with the Russian people, they are a proud people... but I pity them for being ruled by such a arrogant single minded regime, whose only goal is to make itself look powerful and keep and iron grip on the population. I would also like to say I'm no expert on political views, so feel free to correct me on anything I may have said! |
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The fact no one heard about Kosovan atrocities against serbs is the point XabbaRus is trying to make. They were a daily occurence leading up to Serb military intervention. I suggest everyone go and read a little on the regions history before saying 'the serbs got what they deserved, they commited genocide'. And someone from a baltic state saying 'you just didn't defend it properly' well, I guess thats true in your nations case. I'm glad your confidence in NATO allows you to have your own opinion finally. So when will the Russian speaking people in the Baltic States carve their own land out? I guess NATO has a bigger gun and that is your point, the Serbs don't. very pragmatic. |
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As for the russian speaking people of the Baltic States,I must say that they are quite double-faced.They are whipping U.S.A and NATO on the russian forums,affected by Putin's aggressive political propaganda on TV,and call themselves real patriots of the Baltic States and believers in western democracy at the same time here in Lithuania. |
I'll be throwing my 2 cents in here shortly....
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Turks have got a Kurdistan problem.And as I know,up to the present time they had been dealing with it quite effectively.Austria and Germany are both in the European Union and Schengen Treaty zone.There are no borders between two these countries,and there are no troubles for both Austrians and Germans to choose a place of living for themselves,either in Germany or in Austria.It is a concept of happy Europe in action,an implemented Jean Monnet's vision. |
What could Serbia do, please tell me.
As for Baltic states and others being in the EU. Well up here in Aberdeen we have had a massive influx from the new EU members they are starting to put a strain on the local resources, forming their communities and not integrating with the local population. Now the ones I know here, my company has a load of Poles, and some Czechs, do work hard and the work they do is of good quality but they don't mix. Also we have also got the problem of the less desirable elements of easter europe coming over, ie Mafia and organised criminals. The number of eastern european women working the streets is noticeable and since the succession of the new EU countries. |
http://www.spiegel.de/international/...535923,00.html
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I just hope that nobody is quick now to get Kosovo into the EU. that means nothing but troubles for the EU, with Russia, with independence movements throughout europe and the world. Maybe it is true that leaving Kosovo to Serbia was no realistic alternative. But I cant see the current developement being much better. In other words: it is the Balkans. |
For German readers: the infamous role of the Us in enforcing the independence of Kosovo, degrading Slovenia (currently haunted by a state crisis over this) to a receiver of orders, pressing american interests into policies of the EU, and ignoring the sensibilities of Russia, this article gives a good summary. agaion, two old names pop up: Dick Cheney and Halliuburton, with having economic interests in a region that just years ago was under control of a guerilla that Washington labelled as a terror organization, now shakes hands with as a "freedom movement". Political unscrupulousness of the finest, in the name of kicking through the only wanted economy order tailored for the interests of the West, and especially the US.
http://www.heise.de/bin/tp/issue/r4/...310&mode=print |
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But situation is gradually changing,salaries are getting higher,authorities are planning to launch new tax reduction laws.I think all this earlier or later will attract all our emigrants from U.K back to their left homes. As for Serbia,I will give you a straight answer.They should took AK's and RPG's into their hands and start a real war with NATO,up until the last soldier,start a guerilla war,and so on.Like Chechens in Chechnya.They were scared and now they are paying for it,as there is no respect for cowards both in everyday's usual life and international policy. |
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