Ukraine's premier says president has no chance of re-election

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Dr Lecter wrote:

Just more official Russian media crap....H

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Glenn ivan wrote:

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LOL Stefanyanka craappoooolichka Roccinyanka, no matter who wins in Ukraine you will NEVER support them. Stefanyanka Peeyachka Morininchka Robborova Boronichka Roccinyanka will still be Rooooing and Raaaawwwwing and caaaawwwing for her beloved KGB agent and dictator Pootiniski and his puppet Meddy. It is best that you Stefanyanka Craaappooolichka Roccinyanka knit up the holes your size 65 red panties to ensure that there are NO MORE gazz leaks!

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biomed_guy wrote:

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I disagree with you but say that you are correct about Yushenko being a puppet and the Revolution was staged. Do you think the US pulled it off all by themselves and your own country and Europe wasn't complicit? You give us too much credit. Come on.

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pesky the real deal wrote:

nothing, there´s no money to be made in ukrainka, but if he wanted to invest in yulia, introduce the jewish-magayr economy know how...?
my question is :
how are we to name it now ?
orange turned lemon we already had, so any suggestion ?

pesky the real deal wrote:

yes, wrinkled head would have my vote too, but to jail !

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Robespierre wrote:

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Yushchenko is the typical American puppet. Installed in power by Washingtom machination, doing the bidding for America, desinterested in his country's welfare, but faithfully serving America's interest. If he hadn't done it already, I would say: That man will go far!
Everybody who has witnessed the shenanigans of the Orange Revolution knows for whom it was arranged, who masterminded it, to what end, and what was the role of NGOs in chanelling funds and equipment during the elections.
The crowd stand-off in Maydam was fully orchestrated, with people paid, fed and transported to demonstrate. All that, whilst Yushchenko whereabouts were showing daily visits to the US embassy, where he took his orders, where his speeches were writen.
Even better, the CIA had an agent in his bedroom! His American wife used to work for the State Department. If that doesn't qualify him as a puppet, I don't know what will!
Once 'elected', he acted in the interest of America and his policy inspired by the Bush administartion was to consumate the divorce between Russia and Ukraine by adopting an hostile rethoric and creating several energy crisis.
Washington feared that Russia, Ukraine and Belarus could work together and did its best to split them apart.
The Bush administration promised NATO membership and EU card as well, as if it was in its remit.
Thanksfully, most European leaders saw through that subterfuge and blocked both!
But Yushchenko has delivered what Washington intended: the 2 countries are barely in speaking terms. Now he can be thrown to the dogs: his ratings are 3%!! No doubt he will take refuge in America and spend his hard-earned cash. Just like Reza Palhevi or Marcos before him.

pesky the real deal wrote:

yes, ivanko is totally burnt !
it runs in his family too.

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American Observer wrote:

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Excellent! You transcribed the latest script you received from Moosecow onto the forum letter perfect. Good Job!

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biomed_guy wrote:

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I disagree with you but say that you are correct about Yushenko being a puppet and the Revolution was staged. Do you think the US pulled it off all by themselves and your own country and Europe wasn't complicit? You give us too much credit. Come on.

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Robespierre wrote:

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Yushchenko is almost certain to be eliminated from the presidential race.
My hunch is that he only put his candidature for president to be part of the campaign, have access to media exposure and use it to discredit Timoshenki.
The 2 Orange Revolution leaders fell out years ago, and have been unable to work together. Yushchenko sacked Timoshenko from the post of Prime Minister, only to have to take her back under pressure from the Rada where she commands respect and has a lot of followers.
Just as Timoshenko's popularity in the country has been growing, Yushchenko's star has been fading, and the country can clearly see that his interventions in the economy added to his erratic foreign policy are the reasons for the country's decline/
Timoshenko presents a more pragmatic image, ready to dialogue and compromise, and is better equiped to defend Ukraine's interests. She could even work with Yanugovich is that was needed, to form a government of unity, something that is abhorent to Yushchenko for whom a strict pseudo-nationalist anti-Russia doctrine is valid, comes what may.
So, I predict that Yushchenko's presidential campaign will be mostly negative and aimed at dicrediting Timoshenko. Only the die-hard Ukrainian nationalist, Galicians and those hell-bent anti-Russians will vote for him: less than 3%!!

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pesky the real deal wrote:

yes, wrinkled head would have my vote too, but to jail !

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pesky the real deal wrote:

nothing, there´s no money to be made in ukrainka, but if he wanted to invest in yulia, introduce the jewish-magayr economy know how...?
my question is :
how are we to name it now ?
orange turned lemon we already had, so any suggestion ?