I've kinda grappled with that, but it is a net benefit for ukraine since the smarter/capable ones left, and only left the rest to get sent to the meat grinder.SuperJail Warden wrote:
I advocated before for being welcoming of Russians who wanted out. More human resources for the U.S. and less for Russia.
Its a shame uziq isn't here, having expired from having his essence drained over and over, I could have told him "I told you so"LONDON — Nigel Farage, one of the biggest advocates of Britain’s departure from the European Union, reckons Brexit has failed.
Speaking on the BBC’s Newsnight program Monday night, the former Brexit Party leader — one of the most famous figureheads of the Brexit cause — admitted the U.K. had not benefited economically from leaving the bloc.
“What Brexit has proved, I’m afraid, is that our politicians are about as useless as the commissioners in Brussels. We’ve mismanaged this totally,” Farage said, responding to a raft of data suggesting there had been a negative economic impact of Brexit.
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I wonder what Chou's up to these days.Chou wrote:
Pretty much.globefish23 wrote:
I think that the current build-up of Russian troops on the Crimea is mainly a backup plan to save Russia's only Black Sea/Mediterranean access.
They have made contracts with Ukraine under Yanukovych to have exclusive access to their seaports and airfields there.
But that is something that could easily change, especially since the new government was formed with parties from the Western regions only, is EU focused and intends to join NATO.
I dare to say that ANY Russian government would make that move.
Just like the USA under Obama would protect Guantamo Bay, should the Cubans try to invade, or any of their foreign military bases.
The EU is nothing but a glorified gay parade trying to be the new nazis.
Fuck the world police.
Go Russia!
