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#8781 |
Eur. Commissievoorzitter
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![]() Het feit dat die documentaire eveneens in de verf zette dat de USA de belangrijkste financier van het islamistisch extremisme was (is?), dat vindt u dan weer niet noodzakelijk om te vermelden. Nochtans is de parallel met de huidige situatie evident. Wederom een indicatie dat u niet meer bent dan een propagandist van de NAVO-oorlogsmachine.
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Secretaris-Generaal VN
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De Sovjets voerden oorlog om de seculiere regering van najibullah in het zadel te houden, die gelijke rechten voor meisjes wilde, seculier onderwijs, gelijke rechten voor boeren en arbeiders en afschaffing van de middeleeuwse gebruiken zoals slavenjongetjes die gebruikt worden voor seks door stamoversten. De VS daarentegen steunde een verzameling islamisten, waaronder Osama Bin Laden en de jonge A-Bagdadi, leider van IS, met vele miljarden $ aan wapens, training, geld, etc. om tegen de Sovjets te vechten. De gevolgen zijn bekend... |
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#8783 |
Minister-President
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Minister-President
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#8785 | |
Banneling
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Maar uiteraard steunden de VS islamitische groeperingen aanzienlijk,niet omdat die islamitisch waren, maar omdat die tegen de Afghaanse communisten van Najibullah streden. The enemy of my enemy, weetjewel? In elk geval was dat weinig doordacht en heeft dat inderdaad mede geleid tot de opkomst van Al Quaeda en OBL. De enige echte financier en propagandist van islamitisch extremisme is SA. Uw wensen zijn alweer geen realiteit, mijn beste. |
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#8786 | |
Banneling
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In elk geval toont de invasie in afghanistan, net als nu de inzet van russische grondtroepen in Syrie, dat het russofiele gekrijs over de inmenging van de VS en nato in het midden-oosten en centraal azie, blind is voor de russische /ussr acties. |
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Secretaris-Generaal VN
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Locatie: Nederland
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Maar wel een speletje met verstrekkende gevolgen, bvb voor Europa nu... Laatst gewijzigd door tomm : 10 september 2015 om 11:03. |
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Secretaris-Generaal VN
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Zelfs Islam-fundamentalisten worden in het geheim nog steeds gesteund door de VS, as dat past in het geopolitieke spel tegen Rusland. Bekende Maidan-figuren vochten overigens mee met de Tsjetsjeense islamisten. ![]() Oleksandr Muzychko bij de Tsjetsjeense mujahedin in de jaren 90... Citaat:
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Banneling
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![]() ![]() Yep dat is verwerpelijk, maar zo gaat dat in geopolitiek natuurlijk. Maar handjesschudden met mensen zoals met dictator Assad, die verantwoordelijk is voor vele duizenden dode syriers door barrel bombs en chemische aanvallen, is dat beter? ![]() Laatst gewijzigd door parcifal : 10 september 2015 om 11:41. |
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Secretaris-Generaal VN
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#8791 | |
Minister-President
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Anders, beter, slechter? Begin anders eens een draad over Vietnam... of inmengingen in Zuid Amerika, Nicaragua, Chili,... Wat wil je nu aantonen? Je kan het gewoon niet verkroppen dat het nu een multipolaire wereld wordt, en dat Rusland een grote speler is/was. Er was een tijd onder Yeltsin dat ze in de uitverkoop stonden, maar dat is nu voorbij. Putin speelt het spel gewoon mee, en hij is er verdomd goed in ook. BTW, iedereen schudt handjes hoor... ![]() ![]() ... als het hun uitkomt. Laatst gewijzigd door Reverberation : 10 september 2015 om 17:59. |
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#8792 |
Secretaris-Generaal VN
Geregistreerd: 26 september 2003
Locatie: van Lissabon tot Vladivostok
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![]() Het betekent niet veel.
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#8793 |
Minister-President
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![]() Amerikaanse journalist maakt documentaire over de invloed die de media had/heeft over het conflict in Oekraine.
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Secretaris-Generaal VN
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#8795 |
Secretaris-Generaal VN
Geregistreerd: 11 januari 2008
Locatie: La Paz - Lanaken
Berichten: 23.618
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![]() Wat ze in Washington wel normaal vinden is 30 miljoen Amerikaanse tax dollar investeren om wat 'Oekraïense' propagandasites uit de grond te stampen in verschillende Europese talen (Ukraine today). Propaganda die uiteindelijk hier herkauwd wordt door sommigen zonder de minste kritische ingesteldheid.
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Minister-President
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![]() Nog iets hilarisch eigenlijk, evil Russia geldt dus niet als het op energie aankomt, dan spelen de lidstaten om de knikkers...
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#8797 |
Secretaris-Generaal VN
Geregistreerd: 4 juli 2003
Locatie: Nederland
Berichten: 44.093
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Bandits of Ukraine, keep stealing with impunity. Nobody in authority is going to stop you -- especially if you're rich, powerful or able to pay hefty bribes to the right person. That's my conclusion after listening to two days of panel discussions at the 12th annual Yalta European Strategy taking place for the second year in Kyiv, since Crimea's Yalta remains under Russian occupation. I have been in Ukraine for a long time. But I can still appreciate the sad irony of a conference run by a billionaire oligarch, Victor Pinchuk, with another billionaire oligarch, Rinat Akhmetov's DTEK, as a special partner, organizing a round-table talk called: "Rule of Law, De-Oligarchization, Fighting Corruption: Any News?" Let me answer the question: No. There is no news. There is no de-oligarchization campaign under way and there is no fight against corruption under way -- at least not one from the institutions that should be waging it: judges, prosecutors and police. Ukraine has 18,000 prosecutors and they are all so worthless or corrupt or both that they cannot make a single big criminal case stick in a nation that is swimming in corruption. How bad is the situation? It is so bad that Davit Sakvarelidze, a new deputy prosecutor general, is hiring hundreds of more new prosecutors to replace the useless ones in power. It is so bad that there is nobody to investigate the prosecutors, especially the long-running and unanswered accusations that the nation's former prosecutor generals, including Oleh Makhnitsky and Vitaly Yarema, continued the practice of soliciting bribes to open and close criminal cases. It is so bad that Artem Sytnyk, the head of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau, has no idea when or if his agency will be running because only now are lawmakers and prosecutors getting around to appointing a commission to appoint an anti-corruption prosecutor. Let me cut to the chase about why the foot-dragging: Politicians and prosecutors have no intention of appointing truly independent and effective persons to prosecutorial posts, because it would surrender their control of the institution. To say this situation is ridiculous is to state the obvious: All 18,000 of the nation's prosecutors should be anti-corruption prosecutors. The longer this goes on, the more the National Anti-Corruption Bureau will look like mere window dressing to create the harmful illusion that something is happening in the corruption fight. Speaking of cosmetic, let's look at the new police force -- 2,000 new uniformed patrol officers in four cities, an innovation led by the photogenic and articulate Deputy Interior Minister Ekaterine Zguladze-Glucksmann. I agree it's a long overdue improvement. But the nation has 150,000 law enforcement personnel. What are they doing? Nothing in the way of investigating white-collar or organized crime, which should be the nation's priority. Yuriy Lutsenko, ex-interior minister and current lawmaker with the president's dominant faction, told the Kyiv Post that Interior Minister Arsen Avakov is blocking the hiring of more new police officers and investigators, charges denied on Sept. 13 by a ministry spokesperson. And the courts, well, nothing has changed there -- the same old corrupt judges, the same opaque procedures, the same lack of jury trials. Of course, the two people most deserving of blame are President Petro Poroshenko and Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk. If Leshchenko is right, half the parliament is still made up of corrupt lawmakers or representatives of oligarchs. If the anti-corruption drive doesn't get going soon, Poroshenko will be on his way to a one-term presidency, ala ex-President Viktor ("Bandits to jail") Yushchenko. Meanwhile, Yatsenyuk is going the way of one of his predecessors and a former political ally, Yulia Tymoshenko, in the blame game. He said he was only able to name three people to the Cabinet of Ministers and has only 80 members of the 423-seat parliament from his People's Front party. If Leshchenko is right, half the parliament is still made up of corrupt lawmakers or representatives of oligarchs. If the anti-corruption drive doesn't get going soon, Poroshenko will be on his way to a one-term presidency, ala ex-President Viktor ("Bandits to jail") Yushchenko. Meanwhile, Yatsenyuk is going the way of one of his predecessors and a former political ally, Yulia Tymoshenko, in the blame game. He said he was only able to name three people to the Cabinet of Ministers and has only 80 members of the 423-seat parliament from his People's Front party. "You name me one big, big fish in this particular sea who has been held to account, put through the courts and brought to justice for criminal corruption," Sackur challenged. Yatsenyuk could not. Not only that, Leshchenko told the YES conference that Ukraine is not helping Switzerland's authorities with requested information regarding corruption allegations they are investigating against a main ally of Yatsenyuk, lawmaker Mykola Martynenko. Martynenko has never answered the Kyiv Post's requests for response, but we welcome it. Perhaps they had nothing to say. The best and pithiest advice came from Anders Aslund, the Swedish author and expert on Ukrainian politics, who told the YES conference that the entire top leadership of all law enforcement bodies should be removed and replaced by people who will make the institutions truly independent. The longer the delay, the more the stealing will take place in an atmosphere of impunity and the less likely that Ukraine will recover any of its stolen billions or bring to justice those who robbed its people http://www.kyivpost.com/opinion/op-e...ht-397818.html Zelfs de meest hevige verdedigers van Maidan geven dus toe dat het op een enorme ontgoocheling is uitgedraaid en dat Rusland niet de schuld in de schoenen kan geschoven worden. Oekraïne is NOG corrupter dan onder Yanukovich, onvoorstelbaar maar waar, en zelfs mensen die nauw bij Maidan betrokken waren geven dit toe. Verhofstadt en co. zijn verdwenen, hebben plots geen zaken meer met Oekraîne... zoals ik voorspeld heb... |
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#8798 |
Secretaris-Generaal VN
Geregistreerd: 4 juli 2003
Locatie: Nederland
Berichten: 44.093
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![]() De Amerikaanse redacteur van Kyivpost, een uitgesproken pro-Maidan, anti-Russisch Engelstalige electronische uitgave, geeft zijn visie ovver het post-Maidan Oekraïne:
Bandits of Ukraine, keep stealing with impunity. Nobody in authority is going to stop you -- especially if you're rich, powerful or able to pay hefty bribes to the right person. That's my conclusion after listening to two days of panel discussions at the 12th annual Yalta European Strategy taking place for the second year in Kyiv, since Crimea's Yalta remains under Russian occupation. I have been in Ukraine for a long time. But I can still appreciate the sad irony of a conference run by a billionaire oligarch, Victor Pinchuk, with another billionaire oligarch, Rinat Akhmetov's DTEK, as a special partner, organizing a round-table talk called: "Rule of Law, De-Oligarchization, Fighting Corruption: Any News?" Let me answer the question: No. There is no news. There is no de-oligarchization campaign under way and there is no fight against corruption under way -- at least not one from the institutions that should be waging it: judges, prosecutors and police. Ukraine has 18,000 prosecutors and they are all so worthless or corrupt or both that they cannot make a single big criminal case stick in a nation that is swimming in corruption. How bad is the situation? It is so bad that Davit Sakvarelidze, a new deputy prosecutor general, is hiring hundreds of more new prosecutors to replace the useless ones in power. It is so bad that there is nobody to investigate the prosecutors, especially the long-running and unanswered accusations that the nation's former prosecutor generals, including Oleh Makhnitsky and Vitaly Yarema, continued the practice of soliciting bribes to open and close criminal cases. It is so bad that Artem Sytnyk, the head of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau, has no idea when or if his agency will be running because only now are lawmakers and prosecutors getting around to appointing a commission to appoint an anti-corruption prosecutor. Let me cut to the chase about why the foot-dragging: Politicians and prosecutors have no intention of appointing truly independent and effective persons to prosecutorial posts, because it would surrender their control of the institution. To say this situation is ridiculous is to state the obvious: All 18,000 of the nation's prosecutors should be anti-corruption prosecutors. The longer this goes on, the more the National Anti-Corruption Bureau will look like mere window dressing to create the harmful illusion that something is happening in the corruption fight. Speaking of cosmetic, let's look at the new police force -- 2,000 new uniformed patrol officers in four cities, an innovation led by the photogenic and articulate Deputy Interior Minister Ekaterine Zguladze-Glucksmann. I agree it's a long overdue improvement. But the nation has 150,000 law enforcement personnel. What are they doing? Nothing in the way of investigating white-collar or organized crime, which should be the nation's priority. Yuriy Lutsenko, ex-interior minister and current lawmaker with the president's dominant faction, told the Kyiv Post that Interior Minister Arsen Avakov is blocking the hiring of more new police officers and investigators, charges denied on Sept. 13 by a ministry spokesperson. And the courts, well, nothing has changed there -- the same old corrupt judges, the same opaque procedures, the same lack of jury trials. Of course, the two people most deserving of blame are President Petro Poroshenko and Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk. If Leshchenko is right, half the parliament is still made up of corrupt lawmakers or representatives of oligarchs. If the anti-corruption drive doesn't get going soon, Poroshenko will be on his way to a one-term presidency, ala ex-President Viktor ("Bandits to jail") Yushchenko. Meanwhile, Yatsenyuk is going the way of one of his predecessors and a former political ally, Yulia Tymoshenko, in the blame game. He said he was only able to name three people to the Cabinet of Ministers and has only 80 members of the 423-seat parliament from his People's Front party. If Leshchenko is right, half the parliament is still made up of corrupt lawmakers or representatives of oligarchs. If the anti-corruption drive doesn't get going soon, Poroshenko will be on his way to a one-term presidency, ala ex-President Viktor ("Bandits to jail") Yushchenko. Meanwhile, Yatsenyuk is going the way of one of his predecessors and a former political ally, Yulia Tymoshenko, in the blame game. He said he was only able to name three people to the Cabinet of Ministers and has only 80 members of the 423-seat parliament from his People's Front party. "You name me one big, big fish in this particular sea who has been held to account, put through the courts and brought to justice for criminal corruption," Sackur challenged. Yatsenyuk could not. Not only that, Leshchenko told the YES conference that Ukraine is not helping Switzerland's authorities with requested information regarding corruption allegations they are investigating against a main ally of Yatsenyuk, lawmaker Mykola Martynenko. Martynenko has never answered the Kyiv Post's requests for response, but we welcome it. Perhaps they had nothing to say. The best and pithiest advice came from Anders Aslund, the Swedish author and expert on Ukrainian politics, who told the YES conference that the entire top leadership of all law enforcement bodies should be removed and replaced by people who will make the institutions truly independent. The longer the delay, the more the stealing will take place in an atmosphere of impunity and the less likely that Ukraine will recover any of its stolen billions or bring to justice those who robbed its people http://www.kyivpost.com/opinion/op-e...ht-397818.html Zelfs de meest hevige verdedigers van Maidan geven dus toe dat het op een enorme ontgoocheling is uitgedraaid en dat Rusland niet de schuld in de schoenen kan geschoven worden. Oekraïne is NOG corrupter dan onder Yanukovich, onvoorstelbaar maar waar, en zelfs mensen die nauw bij Maidan betrokken waren geven dit toe. Verhofstadt en co. zijn verdwenen, hebben plots geen zaken meer met Oekraîne... zoals ik voorspeld heb... |
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Secretaris-Generaal VN
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![]() Ukraine is de facto run by a “shadow government” whose strings are pulled by oligarchs behind the scenes, Mikheil Saakashvili, ex-president of Georgia and governor of Odesa Oblast, said on Sept. 12 at the Yalta European Strategy forum in Kyiv.
“We certainly have the reality of some kind of shadow, parallel government,” he said. “You can describe Ukraine as a joint-stock company owned by oligarchs… Every oligarch owns his own judges, prosecutors and paramilitary units.” Saakashvili, who accused Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk’s Cabinet of serving oligarchs last week, said that the government had failed to reform the economy and law enforcement system. “(People) assess it through their own experience,” he said. “And that was my thing about the government. People don’t see concrete results for themselves, and then they get annoyed, and then they get frustrated, and civil servants get even less respected, and the whole thing is going towards disintegration.” In an apparent reference to the Right Sector and other nationalist groups, Saakashvili said that, as a result of a lack of reform, paramilitary groups were emerging to fill the void.http://www.kyivpost.com/content/ukra...nt-397787.html Nu goed, het blijft de pot die de ketel verwijt, ex-dictator Saakashvili mag dan het hoge woord voeren in Oekraïne, in z'n eigen land wordt het verguisd. Georgië blijft een doodarm land, en de voornaamste bron van inkomsten is en blijft het geld dat Georgische gastarbeiders in Rusland opsturen. Georgië: ![]() Artikel over Saakashvili in foreign affairs, zowat het tijdschrift dat de opinie van de elite in de VS het best benadert. The Presidency That Lived By Spin -- And Died By It A poll commissioned last month found that 57 percent of Georgians dislike Saakashvili; only 15 percent of the country approves of his job performance. But for Saakashvili, it always seemed that the pursuit of Western celebrity was just as important as maintaining popularity at home. In some sense, the bigger question is not why this pursuit failed but why it lasted as long as it did. And that is a question only Saakashvili's enablers in the West can answer. https://www.foreignaffairs.com/artic...g-saakashvili# Diezefde hansworst is dus nu het "geweten van Oekraïne". Zegt veel over hoe erg Oekraïne er aan toe is... Laatst gewijzigd door tomm : 14 september 2015 om 13:37. |
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