Ukraine (closed; covers till August 2014)

[mirhond]

Mirhond,

The relevance of the short film clip is that in this crisis legitimacy is a prominent issue. That is why you used it to illustrate your point about some in the Ukraine disputing the troop movement and the "running over" of a protester as how harsh the new government was.
If you cannot see the relevance of my question having given us the footage, well that is your problem, not mine.

OK, stupid me.
Honestly, I dont think that new government has a power to be harsh. Right now Yatzenuk is trying to sweet-talk the South-East

https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...&v=QvPLnhNJcZs

His major points are:
1. Ukraine is under pressure
2. governance will be decentralised, wide autonomy of regions will be implemented
3. Language law stays the same
4. Political, but not economicall association with EU, to soothe the fears of industrial East
5. Good relations with Russia, no NATO, "Ukraine strong" *countryball needed*
6. Parliamentary-presidential republic based on consensus of regions
7. Yanukovich - traitor and thief. Maidan rebelled against dictatorship and corruption
8. Disarmament of street warriors, they are welcome to National Guard
9. Reconsiliation and reconstruction of the country, patience and calm
10. Diversity of beliefs and values is good, East will not be low-level formatted.

If it is a reall political program, not just bull$hit to by some time - well, Ukraine has a good chance to recover and even prosper in a foreseeable future.