New era for Russia and Ukraine?
Published: 05 March, 2010, 19:13
Edited: 31 May, 2010, 14:16
The atmosphere at Friday’s press conference with Medvedev and Yanukovich would have been hard to imagine with the Ukrainian’s predecessor, said RIA Novosti’s Dmitry Babich, but there is still cause for concern.
Ukraine will not join NATO so the country would be very important for the EU defence structure if joining EU. In EU there is a strong will to get rid of NATO and USA. That's why USA and NATO keep on having very aggressive propaganda on those countries not NATO-members in EU for joining NATO. And, when Serbia will join EU, the county will not either join NATO. So little by little Europe will attchieve its real independency with the help of East-European countries.










Eurasia Group Risk Consultancy writer Peter Apps reported to us consumers of half-truths last April 2009 ... that Pakistan, Ukraine, Russia, Nigeria and Mexico are the places where unexpected political change could have the most impact on world markets in 2009 - that what the Political Risk Correspondent Peter Apps reported recently via info from a `so- called special Associated Press special report' from the shadowy entity ... the Eurasia Group Risk Consultancy. So who are they - this shadowy think tank, Who likes to point out the `World Crisis of 2008-10' ... especially in the non Anglo-America world? Well I got news for Apps, and the Eurasia Group Risk Consultancy, the economic upheaval and political unrest starts right here in the good ole' USA and spread to the UK, Europe and the rest of the world in the last half of 2009 and I am really not sure what news channel he listens to - probably the NObama News Network and Radio. In the Eurasia Group Risk Consultancy's special report on the world's top 10 `fat tails' - relatively low-likelihood but potentially high-impact events - they identified the chance of a military takeover in Pakistan as the most potentially significant unexpected development that might transform global geopolitics. Guess what they got it 99% wrong - surprised? And who says so (I do and so does the evidence over the last year) ... the Eurasia Group Risk Consultancy ... sounds like another Anglo-American Ponzi scheme or another ex-Central European Billionaire's funded NGO that likes to mess with currency swaps and credit default exchanges, that bring an economy down (aka Greece) - Iceland had to be protected because their was British money there! Poor Greece - if only they had mostly UK depositors in their bank or perhaps Eurasia Group Risk Consultancy had bigger plans for Eurasia that just did not work thanks to the Kremlin!