Rozmowa z Ołeksandrem Morozem, jednym z przywód...

[Gość: Wasyl]

Dlaczego Prezydent Stanow Zjednoczonych nie zabral glosu w sprawie Ukrainy? bo
tam miesza jego jakwiekszy wrog polityczny demokrata Soros.
Tu ujawinaja sie zrodla tez finasowania kampani wyborczej Juszczenki, bardzo
zaangazowana jest ogranizacja polsko-amerykanska-ukrainska PAUCI, ktora
przekazuje miliony dolarow na wprowadzenie demokracji po amerykansku, na
Ukrainie, nie tylko ruble mieszaja na Ukrainie, ale i dulary i
zlotowki.Szczegoly na:
www.antiwar.com/paul/index.php
Juszcenko zasiada w zarzadzie tej organizacji w Ukrainie, wspierania lokalnych
samorzadow w europejskich krajach dziwnie konczy sie "rewolucjami" jak w
Serbii, czy Gruzji, teraz na celowniku jest Ukraina i Rumunia.
Czy ktos sie jeszcze moze dziwic , ze i Rosja miesza swoimi rublami??

Bush Administration Spent $65 Million...

[Gość: ohio]

Bush Adminstration Spent $65 Million to Help Opposition in Ukraine

December 10, 2004

By: Matt Kelley
Associated Press

WASHINGTON - The Bush administration has spent more than $65 million in the
past two years to aid political organizations in Ukraine, paying to bring
opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko to meet U.S. leaders and helping to
underwrite exit polls indicating he won last month's disputed runoff election.
U.S. officials say the activities don't amount to interference in Ukraine's
election, as Russian President Vladimir Putin (news - web sites) alleges, but
are part of the $1 billion the State Department spends each year trying to
build democracy worldwide.

No U.S. money was sent directly to Ukrainian political parties, the officials
say. In most cases, it was funneled through organizations like the Carnegie
Foundation or through groups aligned with Republicans and Democrats that
organized election training, with human rights forums or with independent news
outlets.

But officials acknowledge some of the money helped train groups and individuals
opposed to the Russian-backed government candidate — people who now call
themselves part of the Orange revolution.

For example, one group that got grants through U.S.-funded foundations is the
Center for Political and Legal Reforms, whose Web site has a link to
Yushchenko's home page under the heading "partners." Another project funded by
the U.S. Agency for International Development brought a Center for Political
and Legal Reforms official to Washington last year for a three-week training
session on political advocacy.

More here:
www.independent-media.tv/item.cfm?fmedia_id=10108&fcategory_desc=Under%20Reported

[Gość: S. Flores]

Great, and that money was spent well. At least much better than Kremlin's money spent on supporting
unfair tricks while elections. In general, money itself isn't bad. It just matters how you use it. Regards,
SF.

[Gość: lenin na boso]

Wasyl ty ruskie scierwo,przygotuj sie na bananowa rewolucje w rosji,kolor
bedzie seledyn mial byc zolty ale zostal zmieniony zeby nie draznic chinczykow