Moscow mayor calls Ukraine 'undemocratic'

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coolncrazy wrote:

They said this journalists had not accreditation, arrested them and confiscated their tapes. Really strange decision...

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peter wrote:

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Hey, russia has confiscated files on katyn, holmodor and many other russian genocides. Perhaps that retard of a mayor should concentrate on these undemocratic actions.

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Stefanya wrote:

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Two wrongs definitely do not make a righ. How clearly is this illustrated here!!! You complain about journalists in Russia being discriminated against, however it seems that in your pristine, and perfect democracy set up by westreners using that phoney Orange Revolution, the Ukrainian WESTERN-LEANING GOVERNMENT IS leaning on Journalists and being discriminatory against Russians. So if this is true, then how is Ukraines Western puppet government superior to the Russian democratic government.
More double standards in glossing over those irregularies and prejudices Peter?

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Mondo Cane wrote:

Did you ever have the living crap beaten out of you?

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peter wrote:

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Hey, russia has confiscated files on katyn, holmodor and many other russian genocides. Perhaps that retard of a mayor should concentrate on these undemocratic actions.

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uther pendragon wrote:

Accreditation? So the issue is the officials at Kyiv Boryspil did not consider him to have ok'd it with the government?
This sounds more like a story about bureaucracy or "not filing the proper paperwork" than an international incident.

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Andal wrote:

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More people died in Ukraine since the collapse of USSR than during the holodomor. Retard of a mayor? Have you seen Moscow recently??? Apparently not!
I don't understand why you all bash Russia? They live the way they want to live and they don't bother you. Americans are the ones escalating conflict and Ukraine is just one good example of it.
Democracy was not meant to be what we see today!

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Bear wrote:

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So the "Comrade Reporters" did not file the proper paperwork upon entering the country and therefore fell afoul of the law. Not surpising when you think that most Russians think that they have the right to do whatever they want in Ukraine.
When I entered the country, I was required to fill out a registration form showing what my final destination in Ukraine was, what the purpose of my visit was, and so forth. It seemed like a lot of bureaucratic nonsense but I knew from a previous visit that it had to be done in order to get through passport control. The fact that I went right to the desk, filled out the form like I knew what I was doing, made my passage through Passport control and Customs a breeze. I feel so sorry for the Russian journalists who got trapped in their own attitude of "we can do whatever we want" NOT

neyizhsalo wrote:

A news organisation should be aware of paperwork involved in filing story in other country. Ukraine makes rules there.
What is purpose of making deal out of matter?

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peter wrote:

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Double standards? Go kill yourself stefanya. When russians kill anyone they like it is ok. When someone mentions it retards like you say america is like this and that. Dont you like when somebody does the samething to morons like you and that uther bonehead?

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Andal wrote:

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More people died in Ukraine since the collapse of USSR than during the holodomor. Retard of a mayor? Have you seen Moscow recently??? Apparently not!
I don't understand why you all bash Russia? They live the way they want to live and they don't bother you. Americans are the ones escalating conflict and Ukraine is just one good example of it.
Democracy was not meant to be what we see today!

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neyizhsalo wrote:

A news organisation should be aware of paperwork involved in filing story in other country. Ukraine makes rules there.
What is purpose of making deal out of matter?