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Thursday, September 18, 2008

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Tartus in Syria likely option if Ukraine evicts fleet in Crimea

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tonykub

The Ukraine abandoned it's pro-Western govt. and placed support with Russia. Now they are "making" the Russians move? Russia freely agrees because of their good nature as demonstrated wth Georgia. I would give this a thumbs down for bad acting. You can be assured the Ukraine along wth any other "former" communist country is still in bed wth Russia. Lets take their word for it and hope Lenin's communist utopia will not mean the extinction of the Western world. If you are not openly opposed to communism then you have no place in the American Govt. Do you know which lawmakers recently repealed anti communism laws in the U.S.? Maybe they should review history and see what physically happens to politicians when communist invade or are invited into a country. No more headaches.
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