Tomorrow's Maidan could be a crucial test for everything... Let's
hope. I hope Parubij can revive the fervour. He has a solid foot in
both camps (people and politicos). I still don't trust Hrycenko. He
did F*** all for the Ukrainian army in 2005-2007 (to say the least).
And in times of trouble like now ,it's soooo easy to come up with
critiques.
But there is no doubt that the politicos have to explain themselves.
It's now or never. Or else the Putin plan gets under way....
Quoting Francine Ponomarenko <[email protected]>:
> All we hear is how the Russians are taking this and that, and it is evident
> to me that Turchynov and yulka who gives her ok for everything are
> betraying Ukraine.
>
> They have behaved like traitors.
>
> Hrycenko made a second appeal to that Yulka today.
>
> He is not perfect, but it is my view that nothing concentrates the mind so
> much as when your kid is in captivity or desperately ill. And there is no
> sign of his son.
>
> He has said eminently reasonable things, with regard as to how to go ahead
> militarily.
>
> The military is getting discouraged. And rightfully so.
>
> Putin will just keep marching in,while the hand wringing goes on.
>
> yulka talks loud and big, and no action, but the inaction works for Putin.
>
>
>
> On Saturday, 22 March 2014, Anubis <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> http://news.liga.net/news/politics/1091815-mama_my_ne_
>> sdaemsya_spetsnaz_rf_shturmuet_korabl_slavutich.htm
>>
>>
>>
>
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