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Could be great to get official picture of "Yalta" people celebrating it ...

1st anniverseray ... let's make some math... City is around 400.000 citizen of Crimea... and how much was out to celebrate it ? Around 3.000 .... so or all people are lazy ... or we can not tell this is a real success...

And do not come to explain this is a real success for hotel / tourist place now there ... hotel has never been so empty since the Russia annexion  

RT’s Egor Piskunov has arrived in Simferopol, the capital of Crimea, which is marking the anniversary of the watershed vote. Massive celebrations are planned for the course of the next few days in all parts of the peninsula

“So far all the locals that I spoke with here said they are confident with their choice and that they made the right decision by reuniting with Russia,” said Piskunov, “Everyone here is confident that the most important thing that they managed to achieve by reuniting with Russia was maintaining piece and order here in the region.”

"The film has already helped to ensure that the American society began to raise questions, and to his own State Department. If Psaki didn't exist, we'd love to come up with her, happy to have planted her it, if it were possible. But she exists! And is absolutely plays for us."

Putin has congratulated all the citizens of the Russian Federation on the first anniversary of reunification of Crimea with Russia:
http://tass.ru/politika/1838058

Crimea has never been Russian. The Russian public has long been encouraged to view Crimea as native Russian land. This has led to widespread acceptance of the idea that the 2014 Russian invasion and annexation of Crimea was somehow justified as an act of ‘historical justice’. However, these claims do not match the reality of Crimean history. The 2014 annexation of Crimea was actually the fourth Russian attempt to claim the peninsula in the past 250 years. On each occasion, these efforts have ultimately failed. This video is history of Russian deception about the Crimea.

This full-length documentary was conceived to preserve the history of every major episode of events that took place in the Crimea in the spring of 2014. Filming lasted for 8 months and covered Foros, Sevastopol and Simferopol, and Kerch, Yalta and Bakhchisaray; Feodosia, Djankov, Alushta and a dozen settlements of the Crimea. A long conversation with Vladimir Putin was recorded while the events were fresh, and later, more than fifty interviews with participants and witnesses of the Crimean spring. How it all began? How Russia received an official request from the legitimate president of Ukraine to save his life?

It was an operation, the likes of which has not been seen in recent world history. Vladimir Putin himself reveals a year later all the details of how a few kilometers before the ambush with machine guns, Viktor Yanukovych had been secretly evacuated, and a detailed reconstruction is dedicated to it in this film.

"It was the night of 22 to 23 February, finished at about 7 am, and I let everyone go and went to sleep at 7 am. And, in parting, I will not deny, when parting, before everyone left, I told all my colleagues, there were four of them, I said that the situation in Ukraine turned out so that we have to start working on the return of the Crimea to Russia. Because we can not leave the area and the people who live there to fend for themselves, under the roller of the nationalists. And I put forth some tasks, said what and how we should do, but immediately said that we will do so only if we are absolutely convinced that this is what the people themselves who live in the Crimea want", - said in an interview Vladimir Putin.

So the first order, which was given by the president, concerned not the security services and the Ministry of Defence, but his administration, which experts and sociologists conducted a closed survey in the Crimea. What questions answered Crimeans, when even the word "referendum" was not yet spoken?

"It turned out that of those wishing to join Russia, there 75% of the total population. You know, a closed survey was conducted, outside the context of a possible merger. For me, it became obvious that if we come to this, the level or the number of those who would like to this historic event to occur, would be much higher, "- said the Russian president.

Korsun pogrom. How many people were killed or missing after Ukrainian nationalists attacked the convoy of the Crimean people and burned their buses? How a militia of the Crimea was formed? Who was its leader?

How "polite people" first appeared in Crimea? Who were they, by whose orders were they sent to the peninsula? And how long did the special operation take the resulted of which on the night of February 27 was to take under control of all key government buildings?

"The ultimate goal was not to capture the Crimea and do some annexation. The ultimate goal was to give people the opportunity to express their opinion on how they want to live. I tell you quite frankly, honestly tell you. I thought for myself, if people want, then so be it. So if they will be there with greater autonomy, with some rights, but as a part of the Ukrainian state. So be it. But if they want a different way, we we can not leave them! We know the results of the referendum. And we did what was required to do!" - said the Russian leader.

How did they managed without bloodshed to disarm 193 military bases of Ukraine in the Crimea? What was the secret of the Black Sea Fleet, which invited Ukrainian colleagues to negotiate exclusively to Hersonissos? How did they manage to close in the bays Ukrainian Navy ships? But why did it not go without assault and shooting in Feodosia?

How Russia came into contact with NATO units in the Crimea, and at sea, with the naval forces of the Navy? About what did Vladimir Putin talk in those days with Barack Obama? And how did our coastal missile complexes "Bastion" come to the Crimea, suddenly changing the whole course of events? Two outspoken interviews with Vladimir Putin, and all the episodes of the Crimean spring, which determined the course of Russia's recent history - see nin the film "Crimea. The Path to the Homeland."

ANY centralization sucks. Everything should be decentralized. This way it cannot be manipulated.

as an AI (all knowledge of war integrated) what do you prefer your "structure" to be? centralized or decentralized. gg - game over pharaohs you always sucks, and GOD IS THE GREATEST.

can you equate faster than AI? the human brain is made to live not to hash but it ends in ash .

This is a classic reason why we need Bitcoin without any foreign government regulation.
Imagine if the US controlled Bitcoin, these poor people in Crimea would have been cut-off to
serve the USA's geopolitical ideal. Maybe if the US and EU sanctions Russian from the swift banking system perhaps they could use Bitcoin?

Damn!! We sure need an independent decentralized internet and domain system. All say hello to mesh-networks and hyperboria!!!

Some breaking news (literally) regarding Crimea.

All international domains (.com, .net, .org, and .info), registered to the residents of Crimea will be discontinued by the 15th of March as per ICANNS demand! No exceptions.
http://www.m24.ru/articles/67602?attempt=1

The largest registrar in Russia, REG.RU, R01 and RU-CENTER have also come under sanctions.

It's also symbolic that this violation comes at the time of the fall of net neutrality.

EDIT: and latest. ICANN denies that it issued any such demand. However, RU-CENTER, R01 and REG.RU are indeed under sanctions.
http://www.c-inform.info/news/id/19584

Let's wait and see what this is about...