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« on: November 05, 2014, 03:19:56 AM »

Both groups are tools and committed to secession from Kyiv. No opposition, of course.

They have a foreign policy consensus, no different than the Democrats and Republicans in the US. But there are definitely differences between Donetsk Republic and Free Donbass. Free Donbass, the opposition, is a bit more economically socialist and I would say a bit more 'radical' in general.

This is a joke.  After all, they aren't able to hold elections in the part of Novorossiya occupied by the Kiev fascists.

The rest of Novorossiya will be liberated, all the way up to Odessa oblast and probably including Pridnestrovie (AKA "Transnistria"), after Kiev's next offensive has been defeated. Half of my ancestors lived there and it was pretty easy to see a breakup of the Ukraine coming far in advance. The US government and the EU constantly meddled in Ukrainian politics, overthrowing two southeastern-led governments in ten years. After the atrocities committed by the new Kiev regime's military and fascist death squads, there is no turning back. Full Novorossiyan independence is only a matter of time. 
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« Reply #1 on: November 08, 2014, 12:11:06 AM »


"Freedom" really does mean slavery in the contemporary Ukraine. Anyone who tries speaking out against the new regime can be tortured and killed by fascist death squads. And the regime is imposing extreme austerity measures that are further impoverishing the country. From reading your posts, it's pretty obvious that you do not care in the slightest about the Ukrainian people. For you, the Ukraine is just another means to engage in Russia-bashing. For those of us that do care, we oppose the new regime in Kiev.

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Yes, I'm sure that all the regular anti-Russia sources at your fingertips (like the BBC/NPR/CNN) will tell you that this election "wasn't fair," because they don't like the winners. Luckily, Novorossiya does not care in slightest what they think. Novorossiya does not need Western "friends" when it has real friends in the BRICS countries.
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« Reply #2 on: November 08, 2014, 12:56:22 AM »

As if any country other than Russia and its other Bantustans will ever recognize Novorossiya as a real country, let alone be friends to it.

Novorossiya will get international recognition precisely because it will eventually be far larger than Pridnestrovie, South Ossetia, Abkhazia, and Nagorno-Karabakh combined. In fact, it's current population, in the liberated territories, is already around four million. When the entire southeast has been liberated, it will be around 20 million people.

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It's the West that sought a confrontation with Russia by orchestrating another coup to overthrow the Ukraine's previous government. The Crimea reunifying with Russia and Novorossiyan independence are the consequences of the anti-Russia aggression. And this isn't about "Putin." Putin is only one man. He can't magically conjure countries to appear out of thin air. Novorossiya exists because the people living there want it to exist. And they are willing to fight for it.
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« Reply #3 on: November 08, 2014, 01:50:37 AM »

The Nuland phone call is conclusive evidence the United States was NOT behind the "coup" and was actually trying to prop up Yanukovych.

On the contrary, the Nuland conversation clearly revealed US support for the coup. Nuland wanted Arseniy Yatsenyuk in power. And guess who is now the prime minister? Arseniy Yatsenyuk!

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The gunfire came from a building controlled by the coup plotters. They fired shots at both the Maidan protesters and the police, mainly to radicalize the Maidan. This was revealed in another leaked conversation between Catherine Ashton and the Estonian foreign minister.
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