Tymoshenko cancels news conference

Tymoshenko lost and the Orange revolution has been reversed. Soon we will see more of this in other countries. Who is next to turn their back on the West? Georgia, Serbia, Montenegro, BiH, FYROM and then Romania...

Tymoshenko has said she will urge her supporters to demonstrate if she feels the election has been rigged in favor of Yanukovych. Similar protests in 2004 led to the annulment of fraudulent poll results and the election of then Tymoshenko ally Viktor Yushchenko

B92

She would say that wouldn't she?Back in 2004 this populist demagogue backed Yushenko's CIA financed orange coup which was designed to install NATO states on Russia's borders.
Since she realised that both her and Yushenko were hang dry by the West she abandoned her "communist Evil" slogans and started rapproachment with Russia.

She now fears that she will lose not only her premiership
but there is a strong possibility that she might lose her freedom as well-there are a number of invistigations in foreign countries against her.

I think the next on the line to pack up and retire will be
another REVOLUTIONARY going by the name Saakshvili.The CIA has run out of funds.

Romania is a member of the EU and NATO.
(Mircea, 8 February 2010 16:56)
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So what is Romania going to do when it has more debt than it can service? When it's economy is dead? Are you going to stay on a sinking ship or do you think you'll jump off? What if the West continues to decline while the East prospers? Are you going to starve yourselves out of principle?

All eyes are on the Ukraine. If Russia can get it out of its financial hole then everything else will just fall nicely into place. Romania will be getting special attention very soon. :)

With the level of anti-Russian sentiment rampant in Georgia today - following Russian occupation in 2008 - there are no grounds to worry that it will turn towards the east. In fact, Georgia has been obsessed with the Ukrainian election, fearing that a Yanukovych victory will bode ill for the country and the threat of Russian influence. The West may be losing its infatuation with Georgia, in response to its increasing authoritarian tendencies, but Georgia would have nowhere to turn if it turned its back to the West. One could possibly say the same for Romania, and its increasing support for Moldova (which, in relation to Transnistria, is also an anti-Russian stance).

According to the biblical prophecy Russia is coming back. "At the appointed time [the king of the north = Russia] will return back [will regain the influence, which it lost after the break-up of the Soviet Union] and come into the south [many indicate that this might be Georgia], but it will not be as the former [1921] or as the latter [2008]. For the dwellers of coastlands of Kittim [the West] will come against him, and he will be humbled, and will return." (Daniel 11:29,30a)

Zoran,

Romania is a member of the EU and NATO.

Last week Romania agreed to host missile interceptors as part of a new US defence shield.

Romania will never join the "Eastern sphere".

Montenegro, Bosnia and Macedonia will join NATO in the future.

Serbia will be surrounded by EU and NATO member states.

.The CIA has run out of funds.
(Leonidas, 8 February 2010, 14:52)


Considering the fact that no one really knows what the CIA are involved in and what kind of budget even exists, I doubt anyone could credibly say they have or have not run out of funds.

Zoran,

Romania is a member of the EU and NATO.

Last week Romania agreed to host missile interceptors as part of a new US defence shield.

Romania will never join the "Eastern sphere".

Montenegro, Bosnia and Macedonia will join NATO in the future.

Serbia will be surrounded by EU and NATO member states.

.The CIA has run out of funds.
(Leonidas, 8 February 2010, 14:52)


Considering the fact that no one really knows what the CIA are involved in and what kind of budget even exists, I doubt anyone could credibly say they have or have not run out of funds.

With the level of anti-Russian sentiment rampant in Georgia today - following Russian occupation in 2008 - there are no grounds to worry that it will turn towards the east. In fact, Georgia has been obsessed with the Ukrainian election, fearing that a Yanukovych victory will bode ill for the country and the threat of Russian influence. The West may be losing its infatuation with Georgia, in response to its increasing authoritarian tendencies, but Georgia would have nowhere to turn if it turned its back to the West. One could possibly say the same for Romania, and its increasing support for Moldova (which, in relation to Transnistria, is also an anti-Russian stance).

Tymoshenko lost and the Orange revolution has been reversed. Soon we will see more of this in other countries. Who is next to turn their back on the West? Georgia, Serbia, Montenegro, BiH, FYROM and then Romania...

Tymoshenko has said she will urge her supporters to demonstrate if she feels the election has been rigged in favor of Yanukovych. Similar protests in 2004 led to the annulment of fraudulent poll results and the election of then Tymoshenko ally Viktor Yushchenko

B92

She would say that wouldn't she?Back in 2004 this populist demagogue backed Yushenko's CIA financed orange coup which was designed to install NATO states on Russia's borders.
Since she realised that both her and Yushenko were hang dry by the West she abandoned her "communist Evil" slogans and started rapproachment with Russia.

She now fears that she will lose not only her premiership
but there is a strong possibility that she might lose her freedom as well-there are a number of invistigations in foreign countries against her.

I think the next on the line to pack up and retire will be
another REVOLUTIONARY going by the name Saakshvili.The CIA has run out of funds.

Romania is a member of the EU and NATO.
(Mircea, 8 February 2010 16:56)
--
So what is Romania going to do when it has more debt than it can service? When it's economy is dead? Are you going to stay on a sinking ship or do you think you'll jump off? What if the West continues to decline while the East prospers? Are you going to starve yourselves out of principle?

All eyes are on the Ukraine. If Russia can get it out of its financial hole then everything else will just fall nicely into place. Romania will be getting special attention very soon. :)

According to the biblical prophecy Russia is coming back. "At the appointed time [the king of the north = Russia] will return back [will regain the influence, which it lost after the break-up of the Soviet Union] and come into the south [many indicate that this might be Georgia], but it will not be as the former [1921] or as the latter [2008]. For the dwellers of coastlands of Kittim [the West] will come against him, and he will be humbled, and will return." (Daniel 11:29,30a)