Dizasta1
Senior Member
In my view, the situation in Ukraine has many complex historical issues that were ignited by the West.
First of all, there has been a general resentment by the Ukrainians against Russia. This due to the treatment of the Ukrainian people by the Soviet regime. However, the Ukrainian ultra-nationalist have used this sentiment of the Ukrainian people to incite violent, criminal and racist rebellion against the democratically elected Ukrainian government, headed by Yanukovych. What a lot of people may or may not know is that both Russians and Ukrainians suffered at the hands of the former Soviet regime. So when the ultra-nationalist incite this hatred against the Russians, it is wrong and sadistic in nature. It can also be deduced that this ploy was used to further the cause of establishing a Pro-European/Pro-Western government in Ukraine.
Such a move is not only undemocratic, but also breeches the international human-rights law.
Another thing. Navy Base in Crimea, has been under lease by Russia from Ukraine. It has been so, since the latter country became independent after the dissolution of Soviet Union. Home to Russian Navy's Black Sea Fleet, means that Russia's military has a sizable presence in Crimea already. So when the utterly absurd claims eminate from the Western media that Russia has deployed 16,000 troops in Crimea, post the Ukrainian ultra-nationalist takeover. Then the rest of the world thinks that probably the reporters of FOX, CNN, BBC & Sky or smoking Marajuana or something!
Also, there is a sizable indigenous ethnic Russian population in Ukraine's South-East, Odessa and Crimea. Which suggests that any antagonistic, provocative behavior or policies that the ultra-nationalists will attempt to enforce upon the ethnic Russians, will have damning reprecussions for Ukraine. The likes of which we're already witnessing in Crimea, Odessa and South-East Ukraine.
The people of Ukraine ought come together and establish a constructive understanding on how go forward in bringing the country back on track. The first thing that both ethnic Russians of Ukraine and the ethnic Ukrainians need to is to create an understanding that both ethnicities had suffered at the hands of the former Soviet regime. That neither should have hatred for one another. This will bring harmony to the people of Ukraine and spawn a progressive, positive thinking to take the country out of it's current turmoil.
Another thing that the people of Ukraine should recognize, is that it is themselves who would stand to benefit from having good relations with both the Russian Federation and the European Union. And this they (Ukrainians) must approach in a way which most intelligent countries ought approach. Where Ukraine's policy in dealing with both the Russian Federation and European Union, is Ukraine will respond positively to all deals with both countries, SO LONG AS ONE DOES NOT CONFLICT WITH THE OTHER.
This is the sort of approach any country ought to have, in order to maintain a firm grip over it's policies. In particular, when it is wedged between two powerful neighbors.
It ain't somethin that the western media would like to say or suggest.
Remember, someone who is forcing their views upon others or claiming things which contradict the reality on the ground. These are people who inherently have no interest the country they're reporting or talking about. As, someone who is genuinely concerned for the betterment of that country, would always report in an unbiased, unvarnished way.
First of all, there has been a general resentment by the Ukrainians against Russia. This due to the treatment of the Ukrainian people by the Soviet regime. However, the Ukrainian ultra-nationalist have used this sentiment of the Ukrainian people to incite violent, criminal and racist rebellion against the democratically elected Ukrainian government, headed by Yanukovych. What a lot of people may or may not know is that both Russians and Ukrainians suffered at the hands of the former Soviet regime. So when the ultra-nationalist incite this hatred against the Russians, it is wrong and sadistic in nature. It can also be deduced that this ploy was used to further the cause of establishing a Pro-European/Pro-Western government in Ukraine.
Such a move is not only undemocratic, but also breeches the international human-rights law.
Another thing. Navy Base in Crimea, has been under lease by Russia from Ukraine. It has been so, since the latter country became independent after the dissolution of Soviet Union. Home to Russian Navy's Black Sea Fleet, means that Russia's military has a sizable presence in Crimea already. So when the utterly absurd claims eminate from the Western media that Russia has deployed 16,000 troops in Crimea, post the Ukrainian ultra-nationalist takeover. Then the rest of the world thinks that probably the reporters of FOX, CNN, BBC & Sky or smoking Marajuana or something!
Also, there is a sizable indigenous ethnic Russian population in Ukraine's South-East, Odessa and Crimea. Which suggests that any antagonistic, provocative behavior or policies that the ultra-nationalists will attempt to enforce upon the ethnic Russians, will have damning reprecussions for Ukraine. The likes of which we're already witnessing in Crimea, Odessa and South-East Ukraine.
The people of Ukraine ought come together and establish a constructive understanding on how go forward in bringing the country back on track. The first thing that both ethnic Russians of Ukraine and the ethnic Ukrainians need to is to create an understanding that both ethnicities had suffered at the hands of the former Soviet regime. That neither should have hatred for one another. This will bring harmony to the people of Ukraine and spawn a progressive, positive thinking to take the country out of it's current turmoil.
Another thing that the people of Ukraine should recognize, is that it is themselves who would stand to benefit from having good relations with both the Russian Federation and the European Union. And this they (Ukrainians) must approach in a way which most intelligent countries ought approach. Where Ukraine's policy in dealing with both the Russian Federation and European Union, is Ukraine will respond positively to all deals with both countries, SO LONG AS ONE DOES NOT CONFLICT WITH THE OTHER.
This is the sort of approach any country ought to have, in order to maintain a firm grip over it's policies. In particular, when it is wedged between two powerful neighbors.
It ain't somethin that the western media would like to say or suggest.
Remember, someone who is forcing their views upon others or claiming things which contradict the reality on the ground. These are people who inherently have no interest the country they're reporting or talking about. As, someone who is genuinely concerned for the betterment of that country, would always report in an unbiased, unvarnished way.
