Stratford57
Diamond Member
Everything you are proud of about Ukraine is a fake, a shame and bizarre.That's bizarre, considering you are trying to deny Ukrainian identity
In 25 years of independence Ukraine has wasted everything it got. It failed in nearly every attribute of statehood, starting from military and ending in such “minor” things as healthcare and education.
Corruption is rampant. State is doing all its best to squeeze more money from citizens.
Given all of these, it is fairly obvious that Ukraine has failed as a state. Current events on the East of the country are the natural consequence of such failure.
https://www.quora.com/Is-Ukraine-becoming-a-failed-state
The UN report documents hundreds of cases of illegal detention, torture and ill-treatment of detainees
The Times: Kyiv allows torture and runs secret jails, says UN
NY Times:
the International Monitory Fund and the donor nations, like United States, can’t continue to shovel money into a corrupt swamp
Opinion | Ukraine’s Unyielding Corruption
Why Ukraine Must Outsource Its Fight Against Corruption
As corruption and nepotism threaten the hope of Ukraine’s revolution, journalists are being told that they are helping the enemy just by doing their jobs.
Opinion | Ukraine Declares War on Journalism
The West Suppresses Report on Ukraine’s Suppression of Journalists | Washington's Blog
A Fascist Hero in Democratic Kiev
George Friedman, Founder and Chairman of Stratfor:
This speech came after another interesting interview where he admits that the overthrow of Yanukovych was "the most blatant coup in history" and among other things the American "payback" for Russian involvement in Syria.
· The primordial interest of the United States for centuries (WWI, WWII and the Cold War) has been to stop a coalition between Germany and Russia.
- Germany is in very peculiar position and they have a very complex relationship with Russians.
- The Germans themselves don't know what to do and haven't made up their mind.
- For the US, the primordial fear is German capital and technology and Russian natural resources and manpower. This combination for centuries has scared the United States.
And all that ^ is only a tip of huge iceberg of the things to be proud of in Ukraine (if I had to list them all I would be writing until next week).
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