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I am not interested in playing your pathetic little games. So corny too, damn....
The information I wanted to share has been posted. If you have anything direct to say about it, then do so.
Otherwise, move along.
originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: YouPeople
I am not interested in playing your pathetic little games. So corny too, damn....
So asking for a source is playing a pathetic little game...just so you know that is what you do here at ATS, you post your sources.
The information I wanted to share has been posted. If you have anything direct to say about it, then do so.
Asking for a source is directly related to your information...so again source where you got that info?
Can't get anymore direct than that.
Otherwise, move along.
Good luck with that happening.
It was from a by times article I believe and he didn't want you to see what they said about Putin.
originally posted by: YouPeople
a reply to: dragonridr
It was from a by times article I believe and he didn't want you to see what they said about Putin.
Funny since I was the only one who posted a working link to the article.
Text Russia had maneuvered aggressively to derail Ukraine’s accords ahead of a European Union conference in Vilnius, Lithuania, last month, where Mr. Yanukovich was expected to sign them. The Kremlin threatened draconian economic sanctions that could have devastated Ukraine’s already battered economy.
Mr. Putin and other senior officials, however, had insisted that they were merely pointing out necessary steps that Russia would take to protect its economic interests. They accused Western powers of interfering in Ukraine’s affairs after refusing to accept that Russia had won by making a persuasive case.
The unrest in Ukraine, which was further animated by a violent crackdown by the police on demonstrators on Nov. 30, has been driven largely by a sense of betrayal among protesters who had been assured by Mr. Yanukovich that their country was drawing closer to Europe politically and economically.
Did you read this in the article by chance
originally posted by: YouPeople
a reply to: dragonridr
Did you read this in the article by chance
Did you forget you just made a wild accusation and were proven wrong?
No not by chance, I fully intended to read the whole article and so I did.
By who?
So you have read it...did you understand it?
No they didn't your wrong Russian deal fell through
There are multiple links to other news sources publishing the same quote at het google link I gave if the NYT one doesn't work for you.