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1. 

   Mihaela Bărbuş

   31 January 2014

   Fu la Kiev Madam Ashton și văzu care-i treaba acolo. Dete un comunicat. Echidistant. Vorbi de oameni „aproape” luați ostatici (cum o fi aia?), dar îi păru că nu e clar de unde vine „conceptul”.
   http://eeas.europa.eu/statemen….._01_en.pdf
   „I am very worried about people who appear to be missing. There is much talk when you discuss this with many people about the concept of people almost being taken hostage. And wherever it comes from, the sense of violence and intimidation, it must stop.”
   Dacă văzu că impresionă lumea pe la Kiev, mai dete acu un comunicat că nu e de acord cu ce s-a întâmplat cu Dmitry Bulatov și ceru să fârșească violențele.
   Deocamdată asta fu forța de acțiune externă a UE.

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2. 

   Costin Andrieş

   31 January 2014

   a scris si adevarul:

   Manifestant crucificat la Kiev. Noi acuzaţii de tortură la adresa forţelor de represiune mobilizate de Ianukovici

   Un cunoscut activist ucrainean, devenit unul dintre liderii protestelor pro-europene din Kiev, a dispărut în urmă cu opt zile şi a reapărut ieri, cu o ureche tăiată, găuri în palme şi tăiat pe faţă. Bărbatul susţine că a fost răpit şi torturat de persoane „care vorbeau cu accent rus”, care l-au abandonat crezând că va muri în urma bătăilor primite. Armata îi cere lui Ianukovici să adopte „măsuri de urgenţă pentru stab… Dmitro Bulatov, care a organizat mai multe proteste antiguvernamentale, se află acum într-un spital din Kiev. Poliţia a confirmat până acum doar că Bulatov „are o rană la ureche şi mai multe vânătăi”, transmite BBC citând ziarul „Ukrainskaya Pravda”. Bulatov a povestit că, după ce a fost răpit şi torturat, a fost până la urmă abandonat la periferia capitalei ucrainene, agresorii săi considerându-l deja mort. „M-au crucificat, aşa că acum am găuri în palme. Pe lângă asta, mi-au tăiat urechea, mi-au tăiat faţa. Tot corpul meu e vraişte. Se poate vedea totul. Sunt viu. Slavă Domnului pentru asta”, a spus Bulatov. Activistul a adăugat că nu ştie cine sunt cei care l-au răpit şi torturat, dar că i-a auzit vorbind cu accent rus. Potrivit portalului de ştiri gazeta.ua din Ucraina, doctorii nu au găsit leziuni interne sau la nivelul craniului. Poliţia a demarat deja o anchetă şi au mobilizat ofiţeri de pază la spitalul în care este internat Bulatov. Autorităţile şi-au exprimat însă şi „indignarea” pentru faptul că Bulatov nu i-a sunat imediat ce s-a aflat iar în libertate, potrivit „Ukrainskaya Pravda”. Dmitro Bulatov este unul dintre cei mai cunoscuţi lideri ai protestelor antiguvernamentale din Kiev, fiind organizatorul mişcării Automaidan, o brigadă care patrulează străzile din jurul Pieţei Independenţei din Kiev pentru a nu permite forţelor de represiune să pătrundă în zona controlată de manifestanţi. Vitali Klitschko, unul dintre principalii lideri ai mişcării Euromaidan, l-a vizitat deja pe Bulatov la spital. Alţi doi activişti ucraineni au fost răpiţi luna aceasta. Unul dintre ei a fost găsit mort într-o pădure din apropierea Kievului, având multiple semne de tortură pe corp. Celălalt activist răpit, Igor Lutsenko, a fost eliberat în viaţă şi a vorbit despre chinurile sale şi ale lui Iuri Verbitsky, cel găsit mort în pădure.

   Citeste mai mult: adev.ro/n09ipd

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3. 

   Daniel Francesco

   31 January 2014

   @1
   Pentru asta Lady Ashton a fost propusa la premiul Nobel pentru Pace de socialistii si democratii europeni condusi de Hannes Swoboda. Langa sefa diplomatiei europene socialistii ii vad pe criminalul kosovar Hashim Thaci si pe Ivica Dacic, fostul purtator de cuvant al lui Svobodan Milosevici. Verzii europeni sunt de alta parere, pentru ei tradatorul SUA Edward Snowden merita premiul (Barack Hussein Obama stie de ce)!

   http://voiceofrussia.com/news/…..obel-5269/

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4. 

   Anca Cernea

   31 January 2014

   Apel al scriitorului ucrainean Iurii Andruhovici:

   Dear friends and, primarily, foreign journalists and editors, in the last few days, I have been getting many requests to describe the ongoing situation in Kiev and in Ukraine as a whole, to express my opinion on what’s happening and to form some prediction of at least the near future.Because I am physically incapable of writing an overarching political analysis for each and every magazine, I decided to prepare this brief appeal, which you can use as you need. The important things, which I want to tell you, are the following.

   In almost four years of power, Yanukovich’s regime took the country and its society to the breaking point. What’s worse – he locked himself into a dead end, where he needs to hold on to power indefinitely and with any means. Otherwise, he will be subject to severe criminal prosecution.

   The scale of theft and usurpation exceeds all notions of human greed. This is the only explanation for why this regime, for the third month already, is ramping up violent “combined” escalation against peaceful protest: the attacks against police headquarters on Maidan match the individual persecution of opposition activists and simple protestors (surveillance, beatings, burning of automobiles and homes, home intrusions, arrests, trials by rote).

   The key word is intimidation. Since it doesn’t work, and people are protesting in greater numbers, the government tightens repressions. It created the “legal basis” for this on January 16, when parliamentary representatives wholly dependent on the president, with all possible violations of agenda-setting procedure, voting procedures, and finally, the Constitution, had a hand vote (!) in the course of several minutes (!) to vote in a number of changes to the law, which genuinely create a nationwide dictatorship and martial law, without the latter being announced. For example, by writing and disseminating these lines, I am already subject to several criminal statutes for “libel”, “incitement” and so on.

   Anyway, if we approve these laws, then consider everything not allowed by the authorities forbidden in Ukraine. And authorities allow just one thing – obeying. Not agreeing with these laws, on January 19, the Ukranian people stepped out in great numbers to defend their future.

   Today in frames from TV news from Kiev, you can see protestors in different kinds of helmets and masks, sometimes with wooden bats in their hands. Don’t believe that these are some kind of “extremists”, “provocateurs” or “right radicals”. My friends and I also go to such events in that same or similar equipment. In this sense, the “extremists” are me, my wife, my daughter, our friends. We have no other choice: we are defending the lives and wellbeing of ourselves and our loved ones. We are being shot at by police special forces and our friends are being killed by their snipers. The amount of protestors, killed on the government block alone in the last two days reaches an estimated 5-7 people. The amount of people missing all around Kiev reaches tens of people. We can not stop the protests because that would mean that we agree to a country that is a life sentence in prison.

   The young generation of Ukrainians, who had grown up and formed in postSoviet times, naturally don’t accept dictatorship. If dictatorship wins, Europe will have to deal with the possibility of a North Korea on its eastern border, and by different estimates, from 5 to 10 million refugees.

   I don’t want to scare you. We are having a revolution of the young. The authorities are waging their undeclared war primarily against them. After nightfall, unknown groups of “people in plainclothes” are on the move, catching primarily young people, especially with MAIDAN-European Union insignia. They kidnap the protestors, drive them to forests, where they strip and torture in the bitter cold.

   Somehow, more and more victims of such detentions are young artists – actors, painters, poets. One gets the impression that the country accepted some kind of “death squads”, whose mission is to destroy all the best.

   Another characteristic detail: in hospitals, police forces ambush wounded protestors, kidnap them and take the (I repeat, wounded) people to questioning in an undisclosed direction. Going to the hospital, even for chance passerby grazed with a shard from a police plastic grenade, has become extremely dangerous. The doctors just shrug and give their patients to the “law enforcement”.

   To summarize: in Ukraine, full crimes against humanity are being conducted, for which the current government is responsible.

   If there are really extremists in this situation, then those are the country’s leadership.

   Now, to answer two very difficult questions: I don’t know what will happen next, just as I don’t know what you can do for us.

   Well, you can do the best you can to distribute this appeal. And also – sympathize with us. Think about us. We will win anyway, no matter how brutal they may be.

   The Ukrainian people are already defending, with their own blood, the European values of a free and just society.

   I hope very much that you will appreciate it.

   http://maidantranslations.word…..rukhovych/

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5. 

   Daniel Francesco

   31 January 2014

   Vocea Rusiei este foarte activa in problema Ucrainei si sustine propaganda oficiala – Ianukovici – care insista asupra teoriei loviturii de stat pusa la cale de Iulia Timoshenko:

   The service, or SBU, assembled evidence in the investigation during a December raid on the offices of the party of jailed opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko, SBU officer Maxim Lenko said Friday night on television.

   Information confiscated during the raid showed protesters aimed to provoke police violence against demonstrators and thereby undermine the authority of President Viktor Yanukovych and his government, Lenko said.

   The Interior Ministry had made the same accusations against the opposition.

   Tymoshenko’s Fatherland party described the announcement as a provocation.

   http://voiceofrussia.com/news/…..coup-8634/

   Nu vi se pare ca se aplica scenariul lui Iliescu de la mineriada, evident modificat si adaptat Ucrainei?

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6. 

   Anca Cernea

   31 January 2014

   @5 Francesco
   Da, scenariul 13 iunie, dar și decembrie 89, cel puțin partea cu lunetiștii

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7. 

   Liv STOmer

   31 January 2014

   @5,6
   un cocktail, da, de scenarii totusi cunoscute. Lentoarea cu care reactioneaza vestul, political corectness-ul lui Ashton ma umplu de greata. Ca bine zici, Anca: sa mearga femeia aia in piata, sa dea ochii cu politia, poate-o obliga sa dea jos sacoul scump si sa dardaie vreo 5 minute, si-apoi sa vedem dac-i mai arde sa fie echidistanta.

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8. 

   Bogdan Calehari

   31 January 2014

   @1 Mihaela Barbus

   Excelent! „Ofensiva diplomatica” a UE descrisa, exact asa cum este, in doar cateva cuvinte.

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9. 

   Mihaela Bărbuş

   31 January 2014

   Mulțumesc Bogdan

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