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Due to the huge volume of EU rules and regulations each candidate country must adopt as national law, the negotiations take time to complete. The candidates are supported financially, administratively and technically during this pre-accession period.
originally posted by: YouPeople
a reply to: ScientificRailgun
I am in the EU. Are you?
originally posted by: YouPeople
So they are interfering......
We know you are not thick. There's a difference between interfering and supporting.
Interference in a country includes things like (ahem) supporting and promoting separatists, annexing territory and conniving to destablalising.
Due to the huge volume of EU rules and regulations each candidate country must adopt as national law,
You are! Awesome. Then you know that your country ASKED to be in the EU.
There were no troops, no coup, no violence.
And yet you purport that the EU is some dictatorial regime? Try again after you've studied up on what a dictatorship is.
I'm in Japan.
Ukraine isn't in the EU, though. So that "coup" point is moot.
originally posted by: YouPeople
a reply to: ScientificRailgun
You are! Awesome. Then you know that your country ASKED to be in the EU.
Nope, we founded that shiz yo! We didn't have to ask, my country was one of the Inner Six that started this union.
There were no troops, no coup, no violence.
There was in the Ukraine though. But yes most countries joined with the prospect of a better future.
And yet you purport that the EU is some dictatorial regime? Try again after you've studied up on what a dictatorship is.
It is becoming something like that fast. It is at least a moneypit and we are losing sovereignty, this much its clear.
I am directly affected by EU policy, I live here, I see how it affects my country. I think I know a bit better than you.
I'm in Japan.
Shouldn't you be running from a giant angry lizard, or something? I think I hear him now.....boom boom....WROAH!! WRAA!! Run ScientificNailgun! Run!
Run like the divine wind!
Ukraine isn't in the EU, though. So that "coup" point is moot.
I'll also just leave your glaring generalization of Japan at that.
George Soros admits he used Neo Nazi youth to overthrow the government
in the first, and there are many Nazi's in the Ukrainian
Government including the vice president, who has
boldly stated this on national TV.
originally posted by: rebelv
a reply to: LostAndFound2
George Soros admits he used Neo Nazi youth to overthrow the government
in the first, and there are many Nazi's in the Ukrainian
Government including the vice president, who has
boldly stated this on national TV.
Great post
Rebel 5
originally posted by: YouPeople
a reply to: ScientificRailgun
Ukraine isn't in the EU, though. So that "coup" point is moot.
The Association Agreement was signed in March 2014, after the coup.
I'll also just leave your glaring generalization of Japan at that.
Ok my borderline creepy little girl anime avatar toting friend.
Due to the huge volume of EU rules and regulations each candidate country must adopt as national law, the negotiations take time to complete. The candidates are supported financially, administratively and technically during this pre-accession period.
In the future when you try to correct people might take the time to learn what your talking about.
On 27 February 2014 the Yatsenyuk Government was formed which included 3 Svoboda ministers, Deputy Prime Minister Oleksandr Sych,
originally posted by: YouPeople
a reply to: dragonridr
Ehm, I didn´t say they are a member. They signed the association agreement which means the process of joining is set in motion.
In the future when you try to correct people might take the time to learn what your talking about.
Right back at ya.
Try again an associate agreement is a trade agreement has nothing to do with joining the EU.
n 2012, the EU initialled deals on free trade and political association with Ukraine; however, EU leaders stated that these agreements would not be ratified unless Ukraine addresses concerns over a "stark deterioration of democracy and the rule of law", including the imprisonment of Yulia Tymoshenko and Yuriy Lutsenko in 2011 and 2012.[2][3][4][nb 1] Deadlines were set for Ukraine to carry out the required changes to its justice and electoral systems in order to enable the formal signing of their agreements with the EU in Vilnius on 29 November 2013.[8] But although the then Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych had urged the Ukrainian parliament to adopt laws so that Ukraine could meet the EU's criteria,[9][10][nb 2] the Ukrainian government suspended preparations for signing the association agreement on 21 November 2013.[6][12] Yanukovych still attended the aforementioned EU summit in Vilnius on 28–29 November 2013 where the association agreement was originally planned to be signed but it was not.[9][13] The decision to put off signing the association agreement led to pro-EU Euromaidan movement.[14] These led to the removal of Yanukovych and his government by parliament after the 2014 Ukrainian revolution in February 2014.[6][15] Since then Ukraine has been striving towards integration into the European Union and portions of eastern Ukrainian regions near the Russian border engage in War in Donbass. The political part of the Association Agreement was signed on 21 March 2014 by the new Prime Minister, Arseniy Yatsenyuk.[1] Meanwhile, the EU has attempted to stabilize Ukraine by freezing assets of Russians and Ukrainians and by granting financial help to Ukraine.[1][6][16] The economic part of the Ukraine–European Union Association Agreement was signed on 27 June 2014 by the new President, Petro Poroshenko,[17] who described this as Ukraine's "first but most decisive step" towards EU membership.[18] Poroshenko also set 2020 as a target for an EU membership application.[19]
Petro Poroshenko,[17] who described this as Ukraine's "first but most decisive step" towards EU membership.[18]
Poroshenko also set 2020 as a target for an EU membership application.[19]
First step is they ask to join that hasn't happened yet requires a vote. Then they have to meet the cipenhagen criteria this takes years. Then the EH votes.
So once again your clueless thanks for playing.
And that link mentions nothing about a vice president or George Soros.
So what were you trying to prove?
Also as had been explained to you time and again they only served in those positions from February to July of 2014.