Quote (DizzyBusiness @ 6 Oct 2023 20:54)
The fact you don't understand the things he has said just shows how ignorant you are, thus my previous comment.
Please try to develop arguments instead of repeatedly attacking other members of this great community.
example:
Quote (Malopox @ 6 Oct 2023 20:49)
I disagree with you for instance because a democratically elected government was removed in 2014 by a US supported coup that destabilized the countr
Let's debunk the pro-russian "Coup 2014" propaganda:
First, let's make it clear that FSB has spent decades spying on Ukraine, attempting to co-opt its institutions, paying off officials and working to impede any perceived drift toward the West. No aspect of the FSB’s intelligence mission outside Russia was more important than burrowing into all levels of Ukrainian society.
Ukraine’s parliament voted 328–0 (about 73% of its 447 members) to remove President Viktor Yanukovich, who abandoned his Kiev office.
The "president" had to flee to his mother Russia:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viktor_Yanukovych#Fleeing_to_RussiaOn a side note:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/TitushkyTitushky were employed by the Yanukovych government with a reported daily pay of 200 hryvnia. Some of them were also suspected to be illegal formations of combat troops carrying concealed pistols. Their aim was to intimidate and disperse demonstrations by opponents of the government, and attack participants and representatives of the media. The term is sometimes translated as "Rent a Thug."
To summarize:
These 3 points are demolishing the "coup" designation made by russian propagandists:
- Yanukovich deliberately lied about joining EU / investments to get elected, then later turned back: protests were perfectly justified
- Yanukovich pro-russian secret police used paid thugs in an attempt to turn the protests into violent riots to proceed (and excuse) repression
- Constitutional vote: Ukraine’s parliament voted 328–0 (about 73% of its 447 members) to remove President Viktor Yanukovich
/e to finish it off:
4 years before 2008 Russia tried to assassinate the elected Ukrainian president because he was too much "independent" ...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viktor_Yushchenko#TCDD_poisoningThis post was edited by Meanwhile on Oct 6 2023 01:04pm