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originally posted by: MessageforAll
a reply to: dragonridr
They made a pact with the devil
originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
Interesting video from VICE..
Why are they so worried about someone filming the voting if they aren't worried about something being seen that shouldn't be.
I would think if this was on the up and up they would welcome journalists there to see how well the voting went.
Hunter Biden, the younger son of Vice President Joe Biden, will be joining Ukraine’s largest private gas producer, the company announced in a statement Read more: www.politico.com...
www.kyivpost.com...
AUSTIN, Texas — U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas will visit Ukraine this month and meet with leaders of the protest movement that forced out the country's pro-Russian president, his office said Tuesday. Read more here: www.thestate.com...=cpy
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originally posted by: sosobad
Hunter Biden to Ukraine gas board
Hunter Biden, the younger son of Vice President Joe Biden, will be joining Ukraine’s largest private gas producer, the company announced in a statement Read more: www.politico.com...
The Moscow Times: Son of US Vice President Biden joins Ukraine gas company
www.kyivpost.com...
originally posted by: 13th Zodiac
originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
Interesting video from VICE..
Why are they so worried about someone filming the voting if they aren't worried about something being seen that shouldn't be.
I would think if this was on the up and up they would welcome journalists there to see how well the voting went.
Wow, thanks for pointing that out.Now it's my turn.So no footage of the three Soldiers. Claims, memory card taken after Svetlana interview.Yet we see that interview.Yeah that works.
.So no footage of the three Soldiers. Claims, memory card taken after Svetlana interview.Yet we see that interview.Yeah that works.
originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: 13th Zodiac
.So no footage of the three Soldiers. Claims, memory card taken after Svetlana interview.Yet we see that interview.Yeah that works.
How do you know they didn't give them bogus memory cards?
When three men with guns tells you what to do, you will do it...especially if your goal in life is to live a long life.
originally posted by: ALoveSupreme
originally posted by: 13th Zodiac
originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
Interesting video from VICE..
Why are they so worried about someone filming the voting if they aren't worried about something being seen that shouldn't be.
I would think if this was on the up and up they would welcome journalists there to see how well the voting went.
Wow, thanks for pointing that out.Now it's my turn.So no footage of the three Soldiers. Claims, memory card taken after Svetlana interview.Yet we see that interview.Yeah that works.
Doubting the veracity of VICE's claims is not going to be too popular here...
I think many would agree that during this conflict, they have given us one of the closest and most unfiltered views relative to any media agency. Actual reporting, imagine that.
But you are right about the relative lack of intimidation.
originally posted by: 13th Zodiac
originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: 13th Zodiac
.So no footage of the three Soldiers. Claims, memory card taken after Svetlana interview.Yet we see that interview.Yeah that works.
How do you know they didn't give them bogus memory cards?
When three men with guns tells you what to do, you will do it...especially if your goal in life is to live a long life.
The same reason you don't!
What 3 Gunmen? didn't see them! Did you ?
Your speculating to prove your view
I'm saying it as it is.
The same reason you don't!
What 3 Gunmen? didn't see them! Did you ?
Your speculating to prove your view
I'm saying it as it is.
Western corporate bosses pull out of Russian economic forum
BY MEGAN DAVIES AND TOM BERGIN
MOSCOW/LONDON Tue May 13, 2014 3:06pm EDT
13 COMMENTS
(Reuters) - Around a dozen chief executives and chairmen of major U.S. and European corporations have withdrawn from an economic conference in Russia as pressure between Moscow and the West grows over the crisis in Ukraine.
Eleven business leaders who were listed in late March as scheduled to attend the May 22-24 St. Petersburg International Economic Forum are no longer on the forum's website.
Only one company said their executive's decision to stay away was because of political tensions with most declining to give a reason. The cancellations, however, coincide with the United States and Europe considering further sanctions on Moscow over violence in eastern Ukraine, which western governments have blamed in part on Russia.
Sanctions have already been imposed in reaction to Russia's annexation of Crimea.
The chief executives of oil producer ConocoPhillips, jet maker Airbus Group, Visa Inc, Aluminum group Alcoa, Siemens, Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, International Paper Company, Pepsi, Italian oil group Eni and the chairman of consulting group Bain & Company are among those no longer scheduled to attend the forum.
Ryan Lance, the chief executive of Conoco, said he decided not to attend after discussions with the U.S. government.
"Like many of the American CEOs and industry leaders, we were approached by the State Department and talked to about many of the concerns that they had," Lance told reporters after the company's annual meeting on Tuesday. "So based on some of those concerns and comments I made a decision to not attend this year."
More than a dozen Western business leaders, including Goldman Sachs Chief Executive Lloyd Blankfein, remain on the program but sources close to some of the companies said other bosses planned to pull out. Goldman declined comment.