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Sharu on 17 March 2014

Crimean people, welcome home! They waited for it 23 years...



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Sharu on 17 March 2014
mai said:

There's flow of information on this episode in UNSC, but none of it actually quotes what  she actually said.

I don't know what Churkin's assistants are laughing at, but so much of diplomatic fail and butturt is indeed funny regardless of what she said.

She was yelling on him: 'You've lost the war and shouldn't behave like this, threatening USA with your nuclear missiles!' (what war? Does she mean cold war?)

And he answers: 'Lady, please don't spit on me!'

Facsinating, in fact...



Zappykins on 17 March 2014

Well then, while it does sound about as credible as the 99.95% North Korea election, I hope then they stop trying to prevent the rest of Ukraine leaving Russian influence and joining the EU. Putin's Russia has really become a sad state.



 

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mai on 17 March 2014
Sharu said:
mai said:

There's flow of information on this episode in UNSC, but none of it actually quotes what  she actually said.

 

I don't know what Churkin's assistants are laughing at, but so much of diplomatic fail and butturt is indeed funny regardless of what she said.

She was yelling on him: 'You've lost the war and shouldn't behave like this, threatening USA with your nuclear missiles!' (what war? Does she mean cold war?)

And he answers: 'Lady, please don't spit on me!'

Facsinating, in fact...

I've read this interpretation, but it looked like smbd's joke, yet believable knowing their mindset -- I'm talking about cold war remark -- nobody told her that this war is actually bicentennial, started long ago and doesn't seem to end soon.



Sharu on 17 March 2014
Zappykins said:
Well then, while it does sound about as credible as the 99.95% North Korea election, I hope then they stop trying to prevent the rest of Ukraine leaving Russian influence and joining the EU. Putin's Russia has really become a sad state.

Last figures after checking 75% voices are 95.7% for joining Russia. And this can be a surprise only for those who don't know the situation on Ukraine/Russia at all. We, who live close here already knew that the masses in Crimea and in Eastern/Southern Ukraine are dreaming to come back to Russia. I think af the same referendum will be held in Donetsk/Kharkov/Lugansk/Odessa/Nikolaev/Mariupol now - the outcome will be the same (but with the less%, smth around 75/85% for joining Russia. This is the fact and this is how people in this Regions think.)



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mai on 17 March 2014

@Sharu

Забей на Zappykins'а, он неадекват.



Sharu on 17 March 2014
mai said:
@Sharu

Забей на Zappykins'а, он неадекват.

Ответил я ему, но прочтут-то остальные.



Sharu on 17 March 2014

And this is how it was for real:



badgenome on 17 March 2014
mai said:

Of coruse they did, why they would not? Unless you believe western propaganda and some of them who are against joining Russia make any difference statistically.

LOL. You know damned well why they would not.



mai on 17 March 2014
badgenome said:
mai said:

Of coruse they did, why they would not? Unless you believe western propaganda and some of them who are against joining Russia make any difference statistically.

LOL. You know damned well why they would not.

Put LOLs aside, constructive arguments please.