Clinton drew a parallel between Adolf Hitler's rhetoric that ethnic Germans living in neighbouring countries he later invaded were oppressed, and Vladimir Putin's claim that ethnic Russians in Ukraine are under threat by nationalists and radicals.
"Now if this sounds familiar, it's what Hitler did back in the 30s," Clinton said, the Long Beach Press-Telegram reported.
Problem is, Crimea belongs to Russia, hence why Ukraine accuses Russia of invading.Diplomacy is usually the logical and moral action as opposed to violence, so imo, the US should continue with diplomatic efforts.
Better question is should the Russians continue their invasion of free and independent Nations of Europe?
First Georgia, now Ukraine. This is not the same as questioning whether they should be stopped, it's questioning their right to invade free and independent neighboring nations.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russo-Georgian_war
Is Putin the 'new Hitler' of Europe as some proclaim?
Even liberals aren't fooled ( shocking! )
http://news.yahoo.com/ukraine-crime...ton-compares-russian-president-111139669.html
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Problem is, Crimea belongs to Russia, hence why Ukraine accuses Russia of invading.
Says you.Crimea belongs to Russia
Oh boy. Wasn't I just reading about 'meddling' in another thread?
Can someone bring me up to speed.I though the "invasion" was to establish order in one city...the equivalent of the national guard here in a city with riots.
I can not find anything definitive...But it appears as if my original source was pretty vague and possibly misleading.
If Russia is not going in to bring order..but rather create chaos then this changes everything.
I recently made a thread downing Obama as he was going against Russia...but maybe he is finally growing a pair.
What exactly is Russia doing ..and what is their goal?
Simply:What exactly is Russia doing ..and what is their goal?
ThanksSimply:
The Russians backed a Ukrainian President that was eventually legally deposed by the Ukrainian Parliament.
Why deposed?-----> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corruption_in_Ukraine
Now the Russians fear losing their only Naval access to the Black Sea which is important not just to their military, but trade routes also.
Rather than negotiating, they obviously intend to take the port and surrounding territory by force using the disruption, and ethnic Russian safety, as rationale.
Not much Obama can do about it but use diplomacy.
I don't expect much will or can be done to stop the Russian invasion.
Europe is a limp dick, the UN silent and the Ukraine isn't a Nato member, although Russia is!
We're spread so thin, strength and finance wise, the Russians probably know the US won't get involved militarily.
But, imo, economic sanctions should be imposed if Russia invades.
The Budapest agreement?Thanks
That led me to some further research it appears that there was an agreement during the nuclear arms reduction era which Russia would be violating ...several nations had reached an agreement...that agreement was to prevent what Russia is doing now. .taking advantage of a nation later after the agreement.
Russia needs to honor that...Since the area is valuable as a strategic standpoint...Russia needs to kiss some butt Imo.
It seems an easy agreement could be reached .
Russia being able to use the area in exchange for protection..it would be win win for both.
That sounds familiar yes.The Budapest agreement?
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So yes, what do you think of the situation in Ukraine and Crimea? Should the US continue to meddle?
Ok...but none of that helps the people in Ukraine. .and only causes further tensions between Russia and other nations.It's a different type of war now. It's not military based on guns and missiles, and it is not a cold war with nations competing over who has the biggest WMD. It is now based on finance and politics. These sanctions will certainly upset some of the big players in Russia as they will have invested a lot of their zillions in safe havens overseas. The question is how much of it will be frozen e.g. bank savings, property, businesses etc..
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