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Snarare en realistisk beskrivning av en ledare för ett land som i sin historia offrat så mycket i kampen mot nazismen. Att Ryssland aldrig kommer att tolerera dessa högerradikala, ultranationalistiska, fascistiske, nazistiska våldselement som nu styr i Kiev att diktera förhållandena mellan Ryssland och Ukraina borde stå klar för alla - och borde ha stått klart för alla politiska idioter som stödde kuppmakarna, dvs våra kära imbecilla och infantila ledare i USA och EU.
Ja, vi i Sovjetsveriges Progressivt Proletära Presidium har på det mest kompromisslösa sätt i alla fall fördömt banditstatskuppen av dessa förhärdade vitgardister, kulaker och pogromister.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/mar/04/ukraine-crisis-shots-fired-crimea-airbase
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If Ukraine holds elections under current conditions of “terror”, Russia will not recognise the results, says Putin.
He compares the chaotic situation in Ukraine to that in Germany before the rise of the Nazis:
I agree with Maidan’s demand for cardinal change in power … but there is the danger that a fascist element will come to the fore, and some anti-semites will come to power.
He talks of seeing pictures of people wearing swastikas.
Putin implies that the West stands behind regime-change in Ukraine:
I think that this was all well-prepared, of course there are military units and they are there to this day, they are well-prepared and in this the Western instructors did well …
Change in regime is probably necessary, but only in a legitimate manner according to the current constitution.
He says Russia has good relations with a number of figures within Ukraine but there could be “serious consequences” if some “unknown” person comes to power.
Yulia Tymoshenko is welcome to come to Moscow but she is not part of the government.
He compares the chaotic situation in Ukraine to that in Germany before the rise of the Nazis:
I agree with Maidan’s demand for cardinal change in power … but there is the danger that a fascist element will come to the fore, and some anti-semites will come to power.
He talks of seeing pictures of people wearing swastikas.
Putin implies that the West stands behind regime-change in Ukraine:
I think that this was all well-prepared, of course there are military units and they are there to this day, they are well-prepared and in this the Western instructors did well …
Change in regime is probably necessary, but only in a legitimate manner according to the current constitution.
He says Russia has good relations with a number of figures within Ukraine but there could be “serious consequences” if some “unknown” person comes to power.
Yulia Tymoshenko is welcome to come to Moscow but she is not part of the government.
