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Post by vjacheslav on Dec 9, 2009 2:28:45 GMT -5
Very few politicians in Ukraine are really anti-Russian. One of them is our present President.
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Post by The Ultimate Warrior on Dec 9, 2009 4:54:40 GMT -5
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Post by britishwellwisher on Dec 9, 2009 5:43:29 GMT -5
The main thing is that Slavs can unite for a common goal without being for or against a particular nation in the area. In Great Britain the NWO has done much to wreck and play off Englishness, Irishness Scottishness etc. against eachother but nationalists of the sincere kind here unite behind the BNP in the face of the real enemy, Muslim Immigrants.
I suspect that ought to be the sentiment down your way...
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Post by vjacheslav on Dec 9, 2009 7:51:01 GMT -5
I agree that Slavs may unite not against the x=common enemy, but just of their common culture, naturally.
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Post by White Cossack on Dec 9, 2009 8:25:54 GMT -5
Totally unecessary remark. |
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Post by vjacheslav on Dec 9, 2009 9:52:50 GMT -5
Some individuals in Slav countries (as well as in other countries - German countries etc.) have not Mongoloid, but pseudo-Mongoloid features. This means that it is just anthropological coincidence and this person may have no any ancestors in Asia.
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Post by TsarSamuil on Dec 9, 2009 12:44:15 GMT -5
true, u can see it any western country, some resemblances, but not mongol link. Not everyone that is white has round bambi puppy eyes.
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Post by Vladimir on Dec 9, 2009 15:29:00 GMT -5
The main thing is that Slavs can unite for a common goal without being for or against a particular nation in the area. In Great Britain the NWO has done much to wreck and play off Englishness, Irishness Scottishness etc. against eachother but nationalists of the sincere kind here unite behind the BNP in the face of the real enemy, Muslim Immigrants. I suspect that ought to be the sentiment down your way... Sorry mate but that's not our way here, Slavic people usually unite over something and for something and not against something... Slavs need common goal not common enemy to unite... that's the Slavic way... |
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Post by The Ultimate Warrior on Dec 9, 2009 20:32:07 GMT -5
Totally unecessary remark. Yeah it was a low blow and I donāt mean to offend all serbs ā I just donāt like that particular poster and I am āpayingā him back for all the times he has thrown a few blows to the macedonians. Either way I apologize for that remark. I donāt like it when people ādecideā what the āslavicā look is, which basically consists of blonde hair, blue eyes, ghost white skin etc. Thatās when we sound like those losers from Nordic and German countries. I just found it funny and ironic when Vladamir determined that she wasnāt a āpureā slav because she dyes her head blondeā¦ā¦ |
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Post by vjacheslav on Dec 10, 2009 4:16:14 GMT -5
Yeah, this portrait is not of Slavic anthropology:)
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Post by britishwellwisher on Dec 11, 2009 6:11:16 GMT -5
Nothing to be sorry about, that's your way but there is an underlying nationalism that all can relate to, nationalism seen as the heatthy way, degenreate consumerism cannot be disguised as nationalism by a few stern words a flag. In my latest paper I have put together a collage of nationalsta around the world, including that russiak kid punching homo-Peter Tatchell in the face & a Serb War veteran squaring up to a NATO peacekeeper.
Again if you have any inspiring photo's of nationalism on the streets then please PM them my way...
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Post by TsarSamuil on Dec 13, 2009 22:25:37 GMT -5
Ukraine hopes to receive IMF loan by end of 2009.
KIEV, December 14 (RIA Novosti) - Ukraine is still in talks to receive the fourth tranche of a $16.4 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) by the end of this year, the country's foreign minister has told a Ukrainian TV channel.
"There are still perspectives [to get the loan], but no guarantees," Petro Poroshenko told the Inter TV channel on Sunday evening.
The New York Times reported Thursday that the IMF withheld the $3.5 billion tranche to Ukraine until after the presidential election due January 17. The paper said the decision reflected the global financial institution's "growing frustration over the inability of the country's politicians to get the budget under control."
Ukraine's deputy prime minister, Hryhoriy Nemyrya said the information in the New York Times article was outdated.
The IMF approved the loan to Ukraine in November 2008. The financial institution has already provided three tranches worth $4.5 billion, $2.8 billion and $3.3 billion to country as part of a stabilization loan program provided by the IMF to stabilize its economy, which had been seriously hurt by the current economic meltdown.
An IMF mission worked in the country's capital Kiev October 12-24. It was supposed to establish whether Ukraine implements conditions for the loan. The fourth tranche was to be provided by the end of 2009.
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Post by TsarSamuil on Dec 16, 2009 16:55:19 GMT -5
Yushchenko's goons?
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Bulgarian Diaspora Cites Outrageous Ukrainian Pressure.
Novinite.com
Culture | December 16, 2009, Wednesday
A group of representatives of the Bulgarian Diaspora in Ukraine has visited Sofia for meetings with Prime Minister Boyko Borisov and Bozhidar Dimitrov, Minister for Bulgarians Abroad.
They announced on Wednesday that they plan to send an open letter to Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov, the Prime Minister, and to the Parliamentary Speaker, Tsetska Tsacheva, to alert them to their allegations of being bullied by the local authorities in Odessa, Ukraine, where they are based.
"An outrageous act by local authorities," is how one member of the delegation described the situation, where the Ukrainian authorities are attempting to evict the group from their rented headquarters in the southern Ukrainian city.
"Some political forces in Odessa aim at something - and we're doing nothing.
"This means that there is a problem for Bulgaria with regard to our citizens abroad. The aim is to cause damage to the Bulgarian community in Ukraine," stated Kostadin Karamitrev, President of the Union of Thracian Societies in Bulgaria.
The group is appealing to Bulgaria for financial help to solve the situation. They have suggested that the state should purchase the center.
The District Administration in Odessa wants EUR 2,5 M for the property. Karamitrev has suggested that this amount should be included in the deficit of BGN 500 M with which the Bulgarian state budget is predicted to conclude at the end of 2009.
"I think we can hold a referendum - not one Bulgarian will object to the increase in the amount of the deficit, if the center is preserved," he said. His colleague, Svetlana Dragneva of the Association of Bulgarians in Ukraine, noted that Bulgarians are third in numbers in Ukraine after Ukrainians and Russians, and that this is perhaps the largest Bulgarian community abroad.
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Post by vjacheslav on Dec 17, 2009 9:44:54 GMT -5
Actually, Bulgarians should not cooperate with dirty politics, but they tried to. They gave their bouilding for usage during the electorate campaign of one of the President candidates - nationalist Oleg Tyagnibok (and his party "Svoboda"). The Odesa Regional Council rejected their right to use this building. The majority in the Council has the Party of Region (V. Yanukovych). For them Tyagibok's meeting with electors in Bulgarian's Centre was like a red flag for bull. Ethnically many Russians and Ukrainians of Odessa (who wants to see goo partership of two countries) support Party of Regions, and Ukrainian nationalists - with Tyagnibok and "Svoboda". I do not know why Bulgarians tried to help them. I know that many Bulgarians always voted for Yanukovich, so it is difficult to imagine what "shaddow games" happen there. unian.net/rus/news/news-350476.htmlThe version of nationalists ("Svoboda") www.odesa.svoboda.org.ua/diyalnist/novyny/012939/Yuschenko does not participate. He is also nationalist, but with pro-West influence. And Tyagnibok is the nationalist of new wave who stole the great part of electorate of Yuschenko. As I understood now the leader of the Bulgarians - Kisse - tried to request for support of the Bulgarian Prime-Minuister. |
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Post by TsarSamuil on Dec 17, 2009 10:37:26 GMT -5
Indeed, Svoboda seems strange to ally with.. yes, who knows what's going on here..
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