Ukraine Says Russian Troops In Crimea Have Doubled To 30,000 en-
us Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 -0500 Sat, 30 Aug 2014 04:36:43
-0400 Reuters ha ha Fri, 07 Mar 2014 12:29:45 -0500 Truth Hurts
summed up this situation pretty well - "(SARCASM) Sounds, as
opposed to the referendum in Crimea, like democracy to me. Even
more so, the ban on the largest parties and Russian language,
spoken by 50% of the population at home. Isn’t that called
“Western-style democracy”? Afer all the US has supported similar
coups against democratically elected governments all over the
globe. The question is: Why didn’t the US condemn the identical
referendum in Chechnya in which people voted whether to split
from Russia? It even sent the monitors, including Congressmen,
to make sure that Putin doesn’t cheat. 72% voted for staying
with Moscow. Isn’t it sad, that, as a result, Chehchen people
are allowed to send their daughters to school? Why did the US
support identical referendums in Czechslovakia and Montenegro? I
can understand Monteneg