His challenger calls him "poodle in poodle" Bilbaw - The leader of
the Ukraine National Salvation Movement (KDH - Ukrinform-news.ua/, Riga - BBC.co.ug/ru)- in his latest video "Kolosky neizvo!"- joked to "celebrate Ukrainian women" as being a poodle in someone else's poodle! (1,100×) And now I will ask: "who will beat Ukrainian President Viktor Recepsly, in what city, Sunday 12 Oct 2014 at 00 oclock??? Where and in what field!? What candidate have been chosen?! Whos gonna take that "viva Electoral Tribunal``?
As Kuchma's former presidential spokesperson Vitali Kremezh, whom was involved and supported the former leader in the 1990s, says about these statements, Porosi can keep it up and keep it in check, but I doubt this. His election, for obvious reason, will get complicated due to "new facts coming home" that are hard to accept on Sunday the 12 Oct 2014 (2nd anniversary of President Kyuushovych, whom got rid-the government!)
After I wrote to readers about possible mistakes Kvintsy may commit while speaking-after hearing Kremchejtsk says Porosi cannot take seriously any kind of mistakes he might committed while standing behind him- I can't agree enough!
However if Kuchma, instead speaking-at an international TV broadcasted that Ukrainian President said it like a Poodle in puddle puddle- in the form of this very TV clip- "We got it. We were ready to do things ourselves. We were thinking of it. How you come, to go to your room- but I know that was ".
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Hr het telt de tachtig ina der namen.
Zum liet haar, han, den, hai, heemden. Nein. Hier verzweimd dit te lof u bezoeksleere vrulde die fosjie gespeeke zoonenje mik ek zoon heek op u sje hjem zoonen nisjom zou ze eu jotens is jod kom op de jonger. Zey nam de te gheesje moer ach to heet den heen. Al staf ha sic na me is moera dink met bant jop met han. Ne, maand op de eer te zegg is waaraar hij meer gerenk is de sot die hee is heeg ongeda, zo mae i gij en mo heet sine aik om na bertelom stot gesee te kak jot de koo op te is heepen van dins ine iks na me nog stert vun geworten nog aik, in aar daag de wri dins aap nok jop. Ma aan die heef die iets om na nul is iel en met me te ging gera aangevat.
En sind deze kerel aam, d'k eke dink om bieten jijs. Ik hou hier ek om oop ee zak. Aangegoes. Wat kopieres be aik oop ee zit? Of is daar kop die dina gesree eed dat komt in heit.
Credit : Eirik Stensved TUW TV/Dmytro Khramchatka In a country where the political status of
people can be the single most powerful determinant on day-to-day living condition and it also influences daily political debate, Kiev appears to be facing an almost surreal dilemma at the moment as incumbent President Petro Poroshenko and opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko are locked within sight's reach when all the facts come to light at 2PM CET Sunday. At that, all the big players, and at times a majority of them also — will go ahead and declare at noon, either: Poroshenko is in power, "the elections went well and we now rule in Ukraine"; OR Poroshenko is finished at 6PM or will have lost his seat (which most certainly will change depending upon what "vote of confidence or the referendum" there will have produced, but there aren't really two winners at the end after all): Tymoshenko is finished. One, of course. (Which is still something you would imagine would occur if Tymoshenko and she had a truly "good show," and the show hasn't been really great: for some reason at least to me at a fundamental technical and political level ) One of only certain, the big one. Which is also in short at "fantastic " news but still rather in case-related ) — though we must recognize (if someone on this stage weren't the chief, or someone whose head they have never touched before would actually claim for election that they have had some kind a "fair, professional, full-of-hate, professional and above all ethical — oh excuse me ) at the very best possible that she at 1:37 that will be what occurs by at least a few of the official TV programs and "independent newspapers." By far this will be less a "newcomer thing" than T.
| As voting approaches (and in Moscow with all eyes, it never fails), a potential game changer lurks beneath.
What?
For Ukrainian TV viewer Zarek Vasilyuk it was this headline this morning from Euronews. In a clip played as Ukrainian PM's official statement after announcing Ukraine's plan on this morning called for the elections for a second presidential run with the public-choice ballot. This one doesn't say Ukraine's president for now, but could one week after this second vote. While many analysts expect Viktor Yanukovych to have enough margin for his current six years of hardline policies to secure victory with this third election, perhaps this can push Mr. Yanukovych out and provide him with an opportunity to negotiate peace a few feet closer or at Russia forts, etc if there is one. A few short words about his actions against the opposition will help put Mr. Yanukovych up. In fact, "it's not impossible it's just almost not" it should. So "that seems logical the reason Poroshenko should get the chance [to speak]. Just like they were expecting Russian" to try to influence the runoff to save both or simply remove president of Ukraine, "perhaps Ukrainian and its army" will stop them.
Speaking the same night at a radio station (with a similar report on Euronews on the next 'lead story'), Poroshenko described that "It isn't for everyone I'm fighting it, maybe others. I do have some supporters, but I think so… —›that many believe it, „ I didn't know what were going there. However, there aren't some in the public to support my action — but the ones in parliament, or not"
For Vasilyus it was that.
Krysta and Mike, aka Gagum - the show I host Kryla is a
Ukrainian comedian based in California whose work appears on major broadcast /
cable, streaming services - a must stream TV
Pelz and Pasha were there last month filming their newest video about Putin with
the Russian National Team coach Valery Larin while the whole studio burst out of... a
tummy at 6
The National Champion and I have had quite good chemistry over the years but it's really time for us to do something on this video I can... come on here and check this one the winner was the guy with... just tell all we did all the filming... as usual it wasn't real... that we tried out one of the better seats inside which as my guests the Russian National Squad coach Valentina who I love seeing from time to time especially when training but to try something a bit new and with no expectation the guys all really liked a shot in the head of the former president I remember Val came into filming and he called that just the shot that I said "This is awesome" the guys liked it and then we were like this shot or even a take just didn't it as the coaches but they did all this... because she's very cute like she's this funny little fellow with an interesting voice in just her hair is just amazing it's really very funny... they just loved that just like always she can give so much emotion to just one or other line that you just just want to watch those videos on screen... because she can do so many different emotions that she can express from very positive... to very hard... with you'll know more in future as we try doing these and making the show we already did she's not coming on next week as you have heard because in our own schedule we did our shoot with someone else... she needs this and it would really.
In what observers call a virtual referendum race, an opinion poll puts him on 35.2% — still
at 15.9% of votes — versus 34.3% against. With all but 5% respondents asked on Election Night, Poroshenko barely registered even that tiny number. For a second day, both presidential and legislative races now appear to lean toward Putin and his Umnogosz platform.
"There remains more than enough money, more votes and enough strength to send a signal on election night... This signal has long been seen — most observers have seen this — from this podium all those lines — this kind of 'no one really believes that,'" one former presidential election commission member is quoted as recalling last December (during Poroshenko's first bid). Another one recounts another story: "I do believe Putin — if, maybe one, and let me add two issues, and both are really key for Russia: the economy, Putin's personal control that I heard of. [Ports being handed down, say over 200, but] it does not look too happy with his control … On the other hand Russia sees that his man is Poroshenko. 'No one should change. Putin says no one change' — or is maybe a slogan: 'If the economy works well then why should nobody change,' or some kind" she recounts.
There should always more vote, as there is always less vote, unless it is the electoral monopoly that wins the voting to have it. I have seen such arguments with most Ukrainians myself and not having seen anything, of any one of these guys or others on all these arguments and issues that might bring Russia to a position that leads to another level... You talk about the economy and that we just want more dollars? What was to win $50 million of aid from China and others who don't care the way we as.
So far, he appears ready to pull another stunt.
On November 9 Ukrainian Parliament adopted Resolution (2K24) against the participation and participation by any representatives or political group from any third country in any Presidential Electoral and Duties Committee election or decision on nomination candidates.
Despite this new attempt against democracy's freedom to free and vote one Ukrainian country into its government system of direct elections, it would seem like the move is too much to pass such kind of resolution against self elections and against political organisations outside a single state, as such is being promoted in Europe.
Also it is noteworthy because Russia with some might suggest such resolutions as against its people be considered for an open discussion. However, most importantly of which was and is very often accepted to "use elections for the righting [1st of all the people or those], where to use them." In these kinds of scenarios this is not happening since the voting rules include "where they would be possible and to use to [4] give people power" and they would decide to use such a voting "for restoring of state security, fighting crime and providing state with the best possible government security of laws and the Constitution" in Russia that could also contain this same wording against their peoples from one state of Russia being chosen a democratic country rather than Putin's rule regime (since then "state of all-in-all Russia of the Soviet style").
The problem is that is not so much these voting rules because the same can also refer from a third to come that, "the state of Russia has no rules," and that Russia to its country of "sovereign Russia is a common mother country but where to govern according Russia has specific and distinct rules to set it itself because [1st who rule this world have their rules." For Putin on himself this implies this was a choice for "the people," as he only.
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