Kina, Indien och Ryssland kommer stå på samma sida om det blir krig. Har du inte lärt dig något alls i skolan? Förmågan till eget tänkande verkar du sakna, du köper bara västpropagandann rakt av.
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Senast redigerad av fridaynightout 2014-03-16 kl. 14:40.
Senast redigerad av fridaynightout 2014-03-16 kl. 14:40.
En viss Andrej Zubov, professor vid the Moscow State Institute of International Relations, reflekterar över Putinregimens drivkrafter när de nu iscensätter en aggression med svåröverskådliga men av allt att döma ytterst negativa konsekvenser - för alla inblandade. Och han tar fasta på ett par teser jag drivit med viss ihärdighet.
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/a6c2e8f6-ab99-11e3-90af-00144feab7de.html#axzz2w8JpvfDX
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/a6c2e8f6-ab99-11e3-90af-00144feab7de.html#axzz2w8JpvfDX
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Crimea is now occupied by Russia – in violation of all norms of international law and treaties signed by Moscow itself. Russia is rapidly emerging as a rogue state from which even its traditional allies are turning away.
Why did Vladimir Putin take these actions, which are incredible from the point of view of modern political practice? What do the Russian president and his colleagues actually need? Is it really Crimea? Hardly.---
But Russians have always been unimpeded in Ukrainian Crimea. As for the Russian navy base, it never reached its staffing limits. The Moscow establishment was not concerned about controlling the Black Sea; it was preoccupied with stuffing its own pockets at the expense of the people.
The invasion of Crimea cannot be explained with concern for the Russian-speaking people of Crimea either. Russia’s rulers do not even care about their own people, robbing them cynically. Why would they suddenly care about their kinsmen in Crimea? And nobody has oppressed the Russians in Crimea.---
I think Mr Putin’s goals are far beyond the Crimean peninsula. First, Moscow’s rulers are terrified that Ukraine’s Maidan protest movement could replicate itself in Russia. The fate of Viktor Yanukovich, the ousted Ukrainian president, frightens them. They are also frightened by the tough anti-communist spirit of the Maidan. The revolution is taking place amid collapsing monuments to Soviet leaders: Lenin, Kirov, Dzerzhinsky. But in neighbouring Russia, 25 years after the ban of the Communist party, Grandpa Lenin is still resting in his mausoleum on Red Square, his monuments still stand. In Russia, we have a metamorphosis of the Communist order; in Ukraine, a decisive parting from it.
This scares the KGB officers in charge of Russia today. It is also one of the reasons why the Russian media has branded the Maidan participants “fascists”. It is a logic familiar to many older Russians: if you oppose the Soviet Union, you are a fascist. Such was the custom in the Stalinist era; it has been now reborn. And by demonising the Ukrainian protesters, converting them into enemies of everything scared to Russo-Soviet man, public opinion will surely turn against the Maidan.
Second, Mr Putin is well aware of the Brezhnev doctrine – the principle of limited sovereignty of the involuntary allies of what was then the Soviet Union. The USSR kept its satellites on a leash, the length of which could adjusted according to taste. Now Mr Putin would like to put Ukraine on such a leash, allowing Kiev the freedom to do some things but not others. The decisive factor would be Moscow.
Why did Vladimir Putin take these actions, which are incredible from the point of view of modern political practice? What do the Russian president and his colleagues actually need? Is it really Crimea? Hardly.---
But Russians have always been unimpeded in Ukrainian Crimea. As for the Russian navy base, it never reached its staffing limits. The Moscow establishment was not concerned about controlling the Black Sea; it was preoccupied with stuffing its own pockets at the expense of the people.
The invasion of Crimea cannot be explained with concern for the Russian-speaking people of Crimea either. Russia’s rulers do not even care about their own people, robbing them cynically. Why would they suddenly care about their kinsmen in Crimea? And nobody has oppressed the Russians in Crimea.---
I think Mr Putin’s goals are far beyond the Crimean peninsula. First, Moscow’s rulers are terrified that Ukraine’s Maidan protest movement could replicate itself in Russia. The fate of Viktor Yanukovich, the ousted Ukrainian president, frightens them. They are also frightened by the tough anti-communist spirit of the Maidan. The revolution is taking place amid collapsing monuments to Soviet leaders: Lenin, Kirov, Dzerzhinsky. But in neighbouring Russia, 25 years after the ban of the Communist party, Grandpa Lenin is still resting in his mausoleum on Red Square, his monuments still stand. In Russia, we have a metamorphosis of the Communist order; in Ukraine, a decisive parting from it.
This scares the KGB officers in charge of Russia today. It is also one of the reasons why the Russian media has branded the Maidan participants “fascists”. It is a logic familiar to many older Russians: if you oppose the Soviet Union, you are a fascist. Such was the custom in the Stalinist era; it has been now reborn. And by demonising the Ukrainian protesters, converting them into enemies of everything scared to Russo-Soviet man, public opinion will surely turn against the Maidan.
Second, Mr Putin is well aware of the Brezhnev doctrine – the principle of limited sovereignty of the involuntary allies of what was then the Soviet Union. The USSR kept its satellites on a leash, the length of which could adjusted according to taste. Now Mr Putin would like to put Ukraine on such a leash, allowing Kiev the freedom to do some things but not others. The decisive factor would be Moscow.
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Ursprungligen postat av Pilgrym
Sen så blir jag bestört av att några inte verkar ha spärrar överhuvudtaget---
Vi får det bättre i Sverige om kriget kommer hit och Ryssland ockuperar landet. Jag kommer i alla fall strida för ryssarna.
Vi får det bättre i Sverige om kriget kommer hit och Ryssland ockuperar landet. Jag kommer i alla fall strida för ryssarna.
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Senast redigerad av KaosnegerMedKlubba 2014-03-16 kl. 14:57.
Senast redigerad av KaosnegerMedKlubba 2014-03-16 kl. 14:57.
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