Topic: Crimea - page 28. (Read 156940 times)
No wonder here, because the major figures of spring events have joined the UR and were used as faces of agitation campaign.
Results are out.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/russian/international/2014/09/140915_russia_local_elections_crimea.shtml
Eдинaя Poccия - 70.7%
ЛДПP - 8.38%
КПPФ - 4.34%
Poдинa - 3.05%
Quite disappointed by the performance of KPRF and Rodina. I was hoping that KPRF would win at least 10% of the vote.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/russian/international/2014/09/140915_russia_local_elections_crimea.shtml
Eдинaя Poccия - 70.7%
ЛДПP - 8.38%
КПPФ - 4.34%
Poдинa - 3.05%
Quite disappointed by the performance of KPRF and Rodina. I was hoping that KPRF would win at least 10% of the vote.
3 days remaining to parliamentary elections.
Tadam! 
From another thread:
Yes, the article is an interesting read.
I especially liked the last of Turchinov's remarks:
Indeed Crimeans were keenly observing what they have lost, looking at the ethnic cleansing of the Russian population in the South-East - something that they definitely lost. They also lost and can't wait for the friendly beating by the Ukrainian nationalists to resume - previously those frequented Crimea to teach Crimeans how to love Ukraine. And I am not even talking about the loss experience of a complete economic collapse that they could have enjoyed should they have stayed with Ukraine.
Speaking about "invasion", some interesting statements from Turchynov were published.
http://nbnews.com.ua/ru/news/131604/
http://nbnews.com.ua/ru/news/131604/
Yes, the article is an interesting read.
I especially liked the last of Turchinov's remarks:
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«И этo являeтcя бaзoй для вoзвpaщeния Кpымa Укpaинe – пoнимaниe бoльшинcтвoм кpымчaн тoгo, чтo oни пoтepяли», – дoбaвил oн.
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And this [meaning "totalitarian" Russia as opposed to "free" Ukraine] is that very base for the return of Crimea to Ukraine - the understanding by the majority of Crimeans of what they have lost"
Indeed Crimeans were keenly observing what they have lost, looking at the ethnic cleansing of the Russian population in the South-East - something that they definitely lost. They also lost and can't wait for the friendly beating by the Ukrainian nationalists to resume - previously those frequented Crimea to teach Crimeans how to love Ukraine. And I am not even talking about the loss experience of a complete economic collapse that they could have enjoyed should they have stayed with Ukraine.
3 days remaining to parliamentary elections.
Opinion polls indicate that United Russia is expected to win more than two-thirds of the vote. Not much surprising, given Putin's support earlier.
http://www.c-inform.info/news/id/11821
Rodina is expected to win 4.5% of the vote. If they cross the threshold, then it will be a very significant development. A party which looks after the ethnic Slavs is badly needed in Russia, although the KPRF is not too bad in that matter.
About Crimean referendum and a parallel to Scotland: USA says Crimean referendum is invalid because the whole of Ukraine didn't get to vote on the matter of secession of Crimea from Ukraine. Now, is the whole of the UK going to vote in the referendum on the matter of secession of Scotland from the UK?
No.
http://www.scotreferendum.com/questions/who-can-vote-in-the-referendum/
I rest my case.
No.
http://www.scotreferendum.com/questions/who-can-vote-in-the-referendum/
I rest my case.
http://sevsovet.com.ua/index.php/2011-06-30-23-44-03/13086-deputaty-zakonodatelnogo-sobraniya-utverdili-datu-izbraniya-gubernatora-sevastopolya
Governor elections are scheduled for 9 October 2014.
So, final list will be:
Republic of Crimea
Parliamentary elections @ 14 September 2014
Municipal elections @ 14 September 2014
Governor elections @ 9 October 2014
Sevastopol
City council elections @ 14 September 2014
Mayor elections @ 14 September 2014
Governor elections @ 9 October 2014
P.S. it's interesting that resources of government institutions are still available in the .ua zone.
3 days remaining to parliamentary elections. Governor elections are scheduled for 9 October 2014.
So, final list will be:
Republic of Crimea
Parliamentary elections @ 14 September 2014
Municipal elections @ 14 September 2014
Governor elections @ 9 October 2014
Sevastopol
City council elections @ 14 September 2014
Mayor elections @ 14 September 2014
Governor elections @ 9 October 2014
P.S. it's interesting that resources of government institutions are still available in the .ua zone.
Why did Russia leave Crimea to Ukraine as the USSR disintegrated?
Very simple. Because at that time the US puppet (Boris Yeltsin, the drunkard) was the Russian president. He never cared about his own people. The population in Crimea at that time revolted to secede from Ukraine, but both Boris Yeltsin and Leonid Kravchuk forced them to stay with that country. Also, Leonid Kravchuk tried to destroy the ethnic Russian majority in Crimea (75% in 1991, 58% in 2014) by importing Muslims from Uzbekistan.
Why did Russia leave Crimea to Ukraine as the USSR disintegrated?
Partly yes, a few millions of russians and lithuanians were enslaved by the crimean tatars. But the modern Crimean Tatars are closer to Turks than to Mongols. In any case, there are no problems with mutual understanding between russian and tatar people. Millions of tatars are living in Russia, in few federal subjects they're majority and there are a lot mixed marriages.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tatarstan
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bashkortostan
However, some of crimean tatars decided that a fact they were victims of Stalin's repression gives them a right to steal the public and even private lands. Many ukrainians and russians were forced to leave their homes in 1991-1994 and ukrainian government didn't tried to do anything with that. But after declaration of independence from the ukraine, crimean government doesn't tolerate them anymore. Some of them were already evicted from the public lands, others will follow soon.
Personally I think that eviction isn't enough and they should be tried. But there were no criminal cases yet...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tatarstan
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bashkortostan
However, some of crimean tatars decided that a fact they were victims of Stalin's repression gives them a right to steal the public and even private lands. Many ukrainians and russians were forced to leave their homes in 1991-1994 and ukrainian government didn't tried to do anything with that. But after declaration of independence from the ukraine, crimean government doesn't tolerate them anymore. Some of them were already evicted from the public lands, others will follow soon.
Personally I think that eviction isn't enough and they should be tried. But there were no criminal cases yet...
What about the dozens of Slavs who were murdered by the Tatars in various racially motivated attacks in the past? (Remember the murder of Katya Koren by Bilal Gaziyev?) Before the Crimean independence, the situation was extremely worse off for the Slavs in some of the rural areas, such as Bakhchysarai. The Tatar goons were intimidating the majority population, so that they'll flee the area leaving the Muslims with all the agricultural land and real estate.
Partly yes, a few millions of russians and lithuanians were enslaved by the crimean tatars. But the modern Crimean Tatars are closer to Turks than to Mongols. In any case, there are no problems with mutual understanding between russian and tatar people. Millions of tatars are living in Russia, in few federal subjects they're majority and there are a lot mixed marriages.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tatarstan
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bashkortostan
However, some of crimean tatars decided that a fact they were victims of Stalin's repression gives them a right to steal the public and even private lands. Many ukrainians and russians were forced to leave their homes in 1991-1994 and ukrainian government didn't tried to do anything with that. But after declaration of independence from the ukraine, crimean government doesn't tolerate them anymore. Some of them were already evicted from the public lands, others will follow soon.
Personally I think that eviction isn't enough and they should be tried. But there were no criminal cases yet...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tatarstan
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bashkortostan
However, some of crimean tatars decided that a fact they were victims of Stalin's repression gives them a right to steal the public and even private lands. Many ukrainians and russians were forced to leave their homes in 1991-1994 and ukrainian government didn't tried to do anything with that. But after declaration of independence from the ukraine, crimean government doesn't tolerate them anymore. Some of them were already evicted from the public lands, others will follow soon.
Personally I think that eviction isn't enough and they should be tried. But there were no criminal cases yet...
People also complain that during the Ukrainian occupation of Crimea, the agriculture of the peninsular was systematically destroyed. Crimea was even forbidden producing their own ice cream.
Not only that. Some of the most fertile land were seized by the Kiev regime, and given to the Crimean Tatar immigrants. Right now, almost one-fourth of all the agricultural land in Crimea is under the occupation of the Tatars.
This is the descendants of the Mongol hordes? That enslave and wipe out many Russian Cities?
http://sevsovet.com.ua/index.php/2011-06-30-23-44-03/13086-deputaty-zakonodatelnogo-sobraniya-utverdili-datu-izbraniya-gubernatora-sevastopolya
Governor elections are scheduled for 9 October 2014.
So, final list will be:
Republic of Crimea
Parliamentary elections @ 14 September 2014
Municipal elections @ 14 September 2014
Governor elections @ 9 October 2014
Sevastopol
City council elections @ 14 September 2014
Mayor elections @ 14 September 2014
Governor elections @ 9 October 2014
P.S. it's interesting that resources of government institutions are still available in the .ua zone.
10 days remaining... Governor elections are scheduled for 9 October 2014.
So, final list will be:
Republic of Crimea
Parliamentary elections @ 14 September 2014
Municipal elections @ 14 September 2014
Governor elections @ 9 October 2014
Sevastopol
City council elections @ 14 September 2014
Mayor elections @ 14 September 2014
Governor elections @ 9 October 2014
P.S. it's interesting that resources of government institutions are still available in the .ua zone.
Some moonbat Islamists from the Crimean Tatar community went to Donetsk, to fight against the Donetsk People's Army. A few Afghans and Arabs joined them. Most of them are coming back in coffins.
https://www.facebook.com/sotnja.krym
NSFW:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BwT467RIYAA7zC9.jpg
https://www.facebook.com/sotnja.krym
NSFW:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BwT467RIYAA7zC9.jpg
http://lifenews.ru/news/139632
Parliament of Crimea voted for nationalization of Ihor Kolomoyskyi assets on the peninsula. Assets are going to be sold on auction, obtained money will be used to compensate losses suffered by clients of PrivatBank.
Parliament of Crimea voted for nationalization of Ihor Kolomoyskyi assets on the peninsula. Assets are going to be sold on auction, obtained money will be used to compensate losses suffered by clients of PrivatBank.
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