To: Krosan
What parts of this article are you disputing? Be factual and specific, please.
6 posted on
08/02/2014 11:45:42 AM PDT by
grania
To: grania; Krosan
“What parts of this article are you disputing? Be factual and specific, please.”
That should be.... interesting.
9 posted on
08/02/2014 11:51:14 AM PDT by
tcrlaf
(Q)
To: grania
I am challenging the use of Russia Today as a source. Reputation of a news source is one of their most prized possession and Russia Today has absolutely destroyed their reputation with their systematic lying.
I believe dismissing them based on their horrible track record is an acceptable behavior.
10 posted on
08/02/2014 11:54:10 AM PDT by
Krosan
To: grania
When President Viktor Yanukovich was overthrown on February 21, the parliament voted back new powers in terms of going back to the 2004 constitution, John Laughland from the Institute of Democracy and Cooperation in Paris, told RT. Now the new president, Poroshenko, discovers that this new constitution doesnt suit him, he needs to purge the parliament, he needs to stigmatize people who dont agree with his policies as fifth columnists.What part of the "new" (2004) Ukrainian Constitution is Poroshenko objecting to. Laughland makes no mention of that.
Perhaps you can explain. Be factual and specific, please.
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