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Nachdem es zuvor je als Kriegsbeute von Deutschland abgetrennt wurde!Zitat von tosh
Die Krim wurde aus einer Laune eines udssr - Generalsekretärs willkürlich dem Gebiet der Ukraine zugesprochen.
Das wäre so, als wenn das Saarland dem Bundesland Rheinland-Pfalz oder Baden-Würtemberg zugeschlagen würde.
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Merkel tanzt unzweifelhaft nach der Pfeife der us-Ostküste!
Wenn Die morgen befehlen, die Bundeswehr muß in der Ukraine einmarschieren, ist die Bundeswehr gestern schon unterwegs!
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Merkel tanzt unzweifelhaft nach der Pfeife der us-Ostküste!
Wenn Die morgen befehlen, die Bundeswehr muß in der Ukraine einmarschieren, ist die Bundeswehr gestern schon unterwegs!
Da wird sich der Michel aber überrascht die Augen reiben!
Unsere fälschlich so genannte „Zivilisation“ beruht in Wirklichkeit auf Zwangsarbeit und Sklaverei, Zuhälterei und Prostitution, Organisierter Kriminalität und Kannibalismus.
Prof. Dr. Jack D. Forbes
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... und fleißigst Putin-Hitler-Vergleichs-Bilder schwenken!Da wird sich der Michel aber überrascht die Augen reiben!
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16.03.2014 · Die Krim-Krise erreicht die Nato. Hacker haben mehrere Internetseiten des Bündnisses lahmgelegt. Eine Gruppe mit dem Namen Cyberberkut hat sich auf russisch zu der Tat bekannt und erklärt, aus politischen Motiven zu handeln.
Mehrere Internetseiten der Nato sind in der Nacht zum Sonntag Ziel eines Hackerangriffs geworden. Zu der Attacke bekannte sich eine ukrainische Hackergruppe. Die Gruppe mit dem Namen CyberBerkut teilte auf ihrer Webseite mit: „Wir erklären, dass wir heute um 18 Uhr eine Attacke gegen die NATO gestartet haben.“ Die Erklärung wurde auf russisch abgegeben. Cyber Berkut hat Sicherheitsexperten zufolge in den vergangenen Wochen bereits etliche ukrainische Webseiten lahmgelegt.
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Meldungen aus den chinesischen Medien zum Ukraine Konflikt:
South China Morining Post / March 16th 2014
Chinese envoy Shi Mingde warns West against sanctions on Russia
Shi Mingde, Beijing's top envoy to Germany, says punitive measures by West could lead to 'spiral'
China's top envoy to Germany has warned the West against punishing Russia with sanctions for its intervention in Ukraine, saying such measures could lead to a dangerous chain reaction that would be difficult to control.
This came as the US and Germany stepped up pressure on Russia to back down from plans to annex Crimea, warning that they will exact an economic toll if Russia doesn't.
"We don't see any point in sanctions," ambassador Shi Mingde said. "Sanctions could lead to retaliatory action, and that would trigger a spiral with unforeseeable consequences. We don't want this."
Shi made his remarks as the EU agreed a framework for sanctions that would see travel bans and asset freezes imposed on people and companies accused by Brussels of violating the territorial integrity of Ukraine.
Using her toughest rhetoric since the crisis began, German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned in a speech in parliament that Russia risked "massive" political and economic damage if it did not change course in the coming days.
"If Russia continues on the course of the last weeks, it won't just be a catastrophe for Ukraine," Merkel said. "It would also cause massive economic and political harm to Russia."
Russia's deputy economy minister, Alexei Likhachev, responded by promising "symmetrical" sanctions by Moscow.
But Shi urged patience, saying the door for talks should remain open even after a referendum on Sunday in which Ukraine's southern region of Crimea could vote to secede and join Russia. Merkel and other Western leaders have denounced the referendum as illegal and demanded that it be cancelled.
"We still see a chance to avoid an escalation. The door to talks is still open. We should use this possibility, also after the referendum," Shi said.
President Xi Jinping , who will visit Berlin and other European capitals later this month, had separate phone calls on the Ukraine crisis with Merkel and US President Barack Obama this week. Before going to Berlin, Xi will attend a nuclear security summit in the Netherlands which Obama, Merkel and dozens of other world leaders will attend.
Obama, who met Ukraine's acting prime minister, Arseniy Yatsenyuk, at the White House on Wednesday, signalled the US may not oppose negotiations with the government in Kiev on "different arrangements" for the autonomous region of Crimea in the future. Russia's defence ministry yesterday announced it had started military exercises near the border with Ukraine, involving 8,500 artillery men. Meanwhile Dmytro Firtash, one of Ukraine's most influential oligarchs, was under arrest in Vienna and facing possible extradition to the US after being detained in the Austrian capital on a warrant charging him with bribery and other offences. Firtash was a supporter of fugitive Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych and a major player in the sale of billions of dollars in Russian natural gas to Ukraine through a trading company he co-owns with Russian state gas company Gazprom.
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South China Morning Post / March 16th 2014
Russia isolated as China abstains in UN Security Council vote on Crimea
China abstains as 13 of 15 Security Council members back resolution, which says today's referendum on Crimea's status has no validity
Russia vetoed a Western-backed resolution condemning today's referendum in Crimea at an emergency UN Security Council meeting yesterday but China abstained, isolating Moscow further on the Ukraine crisis.
The draft resolution, which says today's referendum on the region joining Russia would have no validity, got 13 votes in the 15-member council. But it was rejected when permanent member Russia exercised its veto.
"Russia, isolated, alone and wrong, blocked the resolution's passage," US Ambassador Samantha Power told the council at its seventh emergency session on Ukraine since the crisis began. "This is a sad and remarkable moment," she said.
"As we speak, Russian armed forces are massing across Ukraine's eastern border," she added in a short speech.
China often backs Russia at the council, especially on Syria-related votes, and Western diplomats had seen its abstention as the best possible outcome from the vote. Ambassador Liu Jieyi said that passing a resolution on Ukraine at this moment would "only result in confrontation and further complicate the situation".
"China has always been fair and objective. We will continue to mediate and promote dialogue so as to play a constructive role in seeking a political solution to the crisis," he said.
He called for an international co-ordination mechanism to explore as soon as possible a political settlement, for all parties to refrain from escalation and for international financial institutions to help shore up economic stability in Ukraine.
Even as the vote was taking place, however, Russian forces backed by helicopter gunships and armoured vehicles took control of a village near the border with Crimea, Ukrainian officials said. The action in Strilkove appeared to be the first move outside Crimea, where Russian forces have been in effective control since late last month. There were no reports of gunfire or any injuries. In a statement, Ukraine's foreign ministry denounced the foray outside Crimea, and said the country "reserves the right to use all necessary measures to stop the military invasion by Russia".
Yesterday's emergency meeting at the UN was called at Washington's request and the resolution was drafted by the United States in very measured terms so that it could be accepted by Beijing. Russia's veto had been certain after last-ditch talks between US Secretary of State John Kerry and his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov broke down in London on Friday.
"It is a secret to no one that the Russian Federation will vote against the resolution," Russian ambassador Vitaly Churkin told the council in opening remarks before the vote. The resolution declared that the referendum on Crimea coming under Kremlin rule has "no validity and cannot form the basis for any alteration of the status of Crimea".
In Moscow, tens of thousands of anti-government protesters marched in protest at Russia's intervention in Ukraine.
It was the largest anti-government demonstration since 2012. Demonstrators waved Russian and Ukrainian flags, while opposition activists - including two members of the Pussy Riot punk band - shouted "Say no to war!" and "Putin, go away!" from the stage.
[Links nur für registrierte Nutzer]China Daily / March 16th 2014
China urges against confrontation on Ukraine crisis
BEIJING - China on Sunday called for a political solution instead of confrontation after the United Nations Security Council failed to adopt a draft resolution on the ongoing crisis in Ukraine.
"China does not agree to a move of confrontation," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang said in response to a question after the vote on Saturday.
Russia vetoed the draft resolution, drawn up by the United States and backed by Western countries, that declared that a planned referendum slated for Sunday on the status of Ukraine's Crimea region "can have no validity" and urged nations and international organizations not to recognize it.
"The vote on the draft resolution by the Security Council at this juncture will only result in confrontation and further complicate the situation, which is not in conformity with the common interests of both the people of Ukraine and those of the international community," Qin said, explaining why China, a permanent Security Council member, abstained from the vote.
China always respects the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all states, which is the long-standing fundamental foreign policy of China, said the spokesman. Qin said the Chinese side had taken into consideration the complex historical and realistic causes for the Ukraine situation in an inclusive and balanced way when making its decision.
"In the current situation, we call on all sides to remain calm and exercise restraint to avoid further escalation of the tensions," Qin said, adding that what is most pressing now is finding a political solution.
"China holds an objective and fair position on the Ukraine issue," said the spokesman.
He said China will continue to mediate and promote dialogue to play a constructive role in bringing about a political solution to the crisis in Ukraine. Quoting China's permanent representative to the United Nations Liu Jieyi, Qin urged all sides to establish as soon as possible an international coordinating mechanism of all concerned parties to explore means to a political settlement of the Ukraine crisis.
"All parties in the meantime should refrain from taking any action that may further escalate the situation," he stressed.
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" Streicht die Kuechenabfaelle fuer die Aussaetzigen! Keine Gnade mehr bei Hinrichtungen!
Und sagt Weihnachten ab! " (Sheriff von Nottingham)
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"Gläserne Wahlurnen" - der Spiegel jammert
"Keine Umschläge, gläserne Urnen mitten im Raum: Wahlgeheimnis "light" beim Referendum (Foto: Reuters)
16. März 2014 12:58 Uhr
Ein paar kritische Beobachtungen zum Wahlprozedere: Zwar gibt es Kabinen, in denen abgestimmt werden kann, doch für die Wahlzettel existieren offenbar keine Umschläge - und sie werden anschließend in gläserne Urnen, die mitten im Raum stehen, gesteckt. Auch wenn man den Zettel theoretisch knicken könnte - das Wahlgeheimnis steht bei diesem Referendum offensichtlich nicht im Mittelpunkt."
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Es ist also eine glasklare Wahl - was gibt es da zu meckern?
„Wer die Zahl der Moslems in Deutschland erhöhen will, nimmt eine zunehmende Gefährdung des inneren Friedens in Kauf.“
(Helmut Schmidt, SPD-Altkanzler, 2008 in seinem Buch Außer Dienst, S. 236).
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Transparenz wird zwar immer gefordert ist aber nicht immer gewünscht....."Gläserne Wahlurnen" - der Spiegel jammert
"Keine Umschläge, gläserne Urnen mitten im Raum: Wahlgeheimnis "light" beim Referendum (Foto: Reuters)
16. März 2014 12:58 Uhr
Ein paar kritische Beobachtungen zum Wahlprozedere: Zwar gibt es Kabinen, in denen abgestimmt werden kann, doch für die Wahlzettel existieren offenbar keine Umschläge - und sie werden anschließend in gläserne Urnen, die mitten im Raum stehen, gesteckt. Auch wenn man den Zettel theoretisch knicken könnte - das Wahlgeheimnis steht bei diesem Referendum offensichtlich nicht im Mittelpunkt."
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Es ist also eine glasklare Wahl - was gibt es da zu meckern?
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Das ist den NWO-Gangstern, Brüssels Lakaien und dem Reichstags-Gesocks doch scheißegal. Hier gilt es, die Drecksarbeit für Washington, der jüdisch dominierten Finanzoligarchie und dem militär-industriellem Komplex der USA zu machen.
Schon Lenin sagte einst in den Novemberwirren 1917: "Wenn es dem Sozialismus nützt, sollte man sogar Geschäfte mit dem Teufel machen!"
Was liegt da näher, als mit Nationalen Kräften in der Ukraine ein zeitweiliges Zweckbündnis einzugehen, wenn es Washington, Brüssel und Tel Aviv nützt?!
This is not my country anymore
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Und schon gar nicht, wenn man dadurch Zugriff auf die dort vorhandenen Ressourcen bekäme.
SI VIS PACEM, PARA BELLUM
Grön is det Lunn, Road is de Kant, Witt is de Sunn
Deet is det Woapen van 't hillige Lunn
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