georgephillip
Diamond Member
That vote took place after neo-Nazis tossed fire bombs at police officers, and still unidentified snipers murdered police and protesters alike. It appears the US State Department played a prominent financing role in the protests against the corrupt puppetOne can only imagine our reaction if Putin had just paid for neo-Nazis to overthrow the corrupt yet duly elected president of Mexico or Canada. It's hard to imagine how he can be expected to blink first in Ukraine.We do support brutal regimes. And we should be rightfully condemned for it. Our biggest body count over the past 25 years was Iraq, where most credible estimates are that 100,000 to 200,000 people have died. But apart from that, what else? 100,000 people have died in Syria in a war that could have been stopped by Russia. That doesn't make our actions correct, but it does mean that Russia is, indeed, in the same league as us.
The Ukrainian Parliament voted 328-0 to impeach Yanukovich. That is 10 short of a constitutional majority to get rid of him. Even members of his party voted to impeach him. He stole billions illegally and is now sitting safely in Russia with his stolen loot in with his puppetmaster, Putin.
So can the blatantly far leftist anti-American propaganda.
you mention; however,it's far from clear how the majority of Ukrainians will be any better off in the future. Of course, that's not the case for Ukraine's corrupt commissars turned oligarchs.