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And while President Putin speaks sense,and in an atmosphere of decorum. A country next door descends into more utter chaos and ridiculousness. A Rada member from Poroshenko’s party,takes a bouquet of red roses tied with a black ribbon (funeral flowers) up to the podium of the Rada were Yats “the rat”,PM of Banderastan is speaking. Lays them on the podium in front of Yatsenyuk and then grabs him and starts pulling him from the podium. A crowd rushes up and they pull the man off Yatsenyuk and start beating him.Then his friends get into the fight and it turns into a barroom brawl. Too bad they didn’t do that when Biden was there to see.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caiU0l_jJg8
Tnx Uncle Bob, reshared it!
At least some fun in these dark times
I knew it would happen, sooner or later. Bandera-nazis ‘n Judeo-nazis sharing power a combustible mixture makes. Such charming people each, and yet…
*lol* Народное творчество по мотивам комедии “Баран на Сене” продолжается!
https://twitter.com/Kornilov1968/status/675323464560082944
Nothing wrong with beating “Yat”. He deserves to be beaten. Wish I were there to partake in the fun!
Haha, well, keep in mind that the God-awful harridan Svetlana Alexievich just won the infallible Nobel Prize in Literature this year. She has been heaping praise on this, ahem, quite charming regime. Why haven’t Yats and Pooroldshenko been awarded the peace prize already?
These images have been broadcasted on Basque TV evening news in prime time.
Shameful and disgusting.
That’s quite the donnybrook -yet another, they seem to occur with regularity. Not that that is any surprise.
What is odd is the total submission of Yats -not even a glimmer of resistance or even a head turn to see what’s happening to him from behind. Weird -almost like he is some kind of robot.
it’s just that in that situation he is in his element, as a good psychopath.
http://en.kremlin.ru/events/president/news/50913
Transcript for the speech.
Any links to a transcript?
Another address by Putin where he is much more relaxed and very gracious. At RT 10th anniversary dinner:
http://russia-insider.com/en/media-criticism/rt-10-years-putin-congratulates-channel-providing-alternative-voice/ri11804
Teranam13, thank you so much for the RT 10th anniversary link. A nice antidote to this (geopolitically) gloomy holiday season. What a wonderful speech, what a scene! And there’s a setup for a full rock band in the background! Putin is no stranger to a good rock n’ roll party! (I use “Rock n’ Roll” in the broadest and best sense of the word… who cares what the music is… compare this to a US State briefing… this is a party I’d love to attend.)
Clearly, this is war. It is noticeable that all whose “business” is war obviously know this will soon be TOTAL war.
From now on, Russia and its allies, first among them China, MUST constantly be in a state of complete and utmost readiness. War has begun, TOTAL war is imminent. All fronts, including the most unlikely, must now be protected and defended mercilessly!
Let us all be prepared to rise against the world’s common enemy!
May we prevail!
I’m not so certain that Russia can rely on China having its back. China will do what it deems to be in its own best interest, and indeed this is in line with what the British Lord Palmerston said – “Nations have no permanent friends or allies, they only have permanent interests”, so that is not necessarily to be seen as China being disloyal.
Certainly Russia and China have been acting in many ways in concert over recent years, as they have a common interest in protecting themselves from the ZioNaziNato cabal economically, strategically and, to some extent, militarily. As far as I am aware, there is no formal military alliance between them.
Russia has to plan on having to defend alone against the evil wiles of the US and its Nato vassals, and I believe that Russia has that capacity in all respects. If China is to stand alongside her, so much the better.
Agreed. Like Russia, China should and will act in its own best interest. Both countries must be fully prepared and ready to defend themselves independently of each other and, at worst, alone.
That said, as the world has noticed already, the Empire itself can be counted on to bring Russia and China closer to each other in every respect, given it needs and so eagerly seeks war with both. I predict that, somehow, both Russia and China will be led to fight that self-declared common enemy… back to back and, quite soon, even side by side…
Both those peoples love their countries and they have unquestionably proven, in our time, that they are outstandingly resilient. When It comes to the crunch, with or without any formal military alliance, I trust China and Russia will be found on the side opposing the Empire with all their might combined.
Necessity and pragmatism make perfect…
Its “interesting” that Turkey has so far refused to withdraw from Iraq. Even with Iraq having appealed to the UNSC. Turkey said that they think the UNSC will do nothing about it (counting on the US and NATO countries for support in the UNSC). If that is true,and it may be. Then they just changed the entire international law situation. That free’s Russia to take action if needed in Ukraine without worrying over the UNSC approving,or daring to disapprove it. Turkey’s disdain of international law sets a precedent for others to follow when needed. I would think other nations would be able to see that. And be worried over that.
If you want to see a completely ridiculous US response to the issue at a news conference:
http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article43692.htm
US State Department Gets Undiplomatic with Russian TV Reporter
Video
December 11, 2015 “Information Clearing House” -RT Reporter Gayane Chichakyan shows US reporters how real questioning is conducted and the proof of her effectiveness is shown by US State Department representative John Kirby losing his composure and insulting the reporter and the TV network she works for along with the country of Russia.
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I wonder if the Iraqi request to Russia for assistance is real…I heard a couple of days ago that there was a meeting in Iraq to decide…
Two UN speeches that might interest and raise eyebrows – did mine at least
https://t.co/5vPDzFuciG
https://t.co/VDkSbfjqt1
Not sure I understand the “why” of your raised eyebrows. That the Western ruling junta – comprised as it is of an assortment of alphabet clusterings of it’s power mad psychopaths – have been pushing these appalling lies and distortions of the truth has been well and widely known for some time.
Nothing new here at all I’m sorry to say. More of the same in the AmeroWests’ push to a full on war with Russia.
I wish RT would learn to do a better job of the translation. It’s hard and irritating listening to two different voices and languages at the same time, and this particular translator has a terrible voice and production manner, with his er, er, er,’s and broken sentences, corrections of errors and messed up emphasis.
I appreciate at least having it to hear, and the efforts made to bring it to us, but with all their financial backing and modern technology, RT should do better in it’s productions.
Totally wrecked by the translator. Look, I know translating “on the run, as it happens” isn’t easy. But if you can’t do it, you shouldn’t do it. He has a terrible speaking voice, he ums and ahs, gets the inflection and sentence breaks wrong, and for me at least, makes it unwatchable.
Its a pity RT doesn’t do a better post-production job on important releases like this.