ennui2 wrote:I don't like sensationalistic press like truth-out, but this article is spot on.
Those whose agenda here seems to be to bash the West seem to ignore the sins of some of their favorites, like China.
http://www.truth-out.org/news/item/3147 ... apocalypse
ennui2 wrote:Those whose agenda here seems to be to bash the West seem to ignore the sins of some of their favorites, like China.
ennui2 wrote:Those whose agenda here seems to be to bash the West seem to ignore the sins of some of their favorites
Oneaboveall wrote:ennui2 wrote:Those whose agenda here seems to be to bash the West seem to ignore the sins of some of their favorites
Mos, you have to realize that it's only evil when the West (meaning white people) do it.
americandream wrote:
Take the criticism like aman and for fcuks sakes at least try and see the other side and not gaze at the bloody skin colour of yours so intently.
Oneaboveall wrote:americandream wrote:
Take the criticism like aman and for fcuks sakes at least try and see the other side and not gaze at the bloody skin colour of yours so intently.
I'm very aware of Cowboy Ronnie's funding of the Mujaheddin, The Contras, Jonas Savimbi, etc... I was also six years old when the Soviet's invaded Afghanistan, not in much of a position to object to the US arming of Muslim extremists.
The thing is I can take criticism, but as much I hate the right, I can't help notice that the left also gives a pass to one group for certain behaviors while condemning others. Can I get a little consistency?
ennui2 wrote:Those whose agenda here seems to be to bash the West seem to ignore the sins of some of their favorites, like China.
2014-15 Exodus from Ukraine Edit
In the wake of the Ukrainian crisis millions of Ukrainian migrants 4-12 million (three million of which are legal) began crossing the border of Ukraine into Russia, this has been called by the media the Eurasian Migrant Crisis the these people came through Crimea and across an unmarked border. While several Russian politicians have talked about stopping the immigrant crisis. Nothing has been done. Economically Russian farmers are benifiting because the Ukrainians will work hard for low wages. this has given a significant boost to Russian agriculture and increased the population of rural areas by around 5 million. Experts say European Russia has filled up and Siberia is near capacity, which means Russia will be only able to handle two million more migrants before the problem becomes serious. But it may have allready become serious, such as in the city of Volgograd where a district of tents appeared, it has since disspaered due to migrants moving to other areas such as Tambov Oblast, Pskov Oblast, Vorkuta and Karelia. Government initiatives that would help refugees included building 100 villages in each oblast in several oblasts. The Ukrainian state decided to build a wall on the border with Russia, one of the major reasons was to prevent an exodus of people. The average age for a Ukrainian migrant in Russia is around 20.[11] [12] [13]
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