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Old 22nd September 2010, 04:27
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A prominent editor is missing and presumed dead as his watch was found beside a lake. Now, in Donetsk, a young journalist was beaten by police. Mr. Yanokovych is visiting the U.S. and speaking to other leaders. I think it is time to forward these storied to O'bama, Harper, the president of Australia and Britain.
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Old 22nd September 2010, 21:35
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PROTEST! President Yanukovych at the UN

Yanukovich at the UN – Let’s Send Him A Message – Ukraine Is Not For Sale!
On September 22-23, Ukraine’s president Viktor Yanukovich will be in New York City to address the General Assembly at the United Nations. Since his election to office, the pro-Russian President has taken alarming steps to compromise Ukraine’s national identity and sovereignty. In the past few months we have witnessed:
- the unconstitutional extension of the lease for the Russian Black Sea Fleet in Crimea;
- the rising dependence on Russia to provide for Ukraine’s security and stability which poses a definite threat to Ukraine’s sovereignty
- the denial of the Holodomor as an act of genocide and its removal from the official presidential website;
- recent censorship of the press, particularly targeting several independent Ukrainian television stations;
- the new government’s move to control the judicial system by granting the president power over the hiring and firing of judges;
- the non-block status of Ukraine which threatens Ukraine’s EuroAtlantic integration and future NATO membership.
Let us show our disdain for the president’s policies and tell him that, as proud Ukrainians, we firmly uphold and vehemently defend a strong, self-sufficient, independent state where Ukrainians are free to express their opinions, are cognizant of their culture and history and are proud of their unique heritage!
The time is NOW! We cannot allow President Yanukovych to threaten Ukraine's freedom any longer!!! We must defend Ukraine’s integrity and sovereignty!
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Old 25th September 2010, 10:23
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I saw pictures of those dear people protesting against him … wish I were among them.

Hannia , were you there ?
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Old 26th September 2010, 16:47
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Congratulations Ukranian Americans for showing up to show your displeasure at what is going on at home. I am sure the Donbas don knows how much the diaspora contributes to the economy of Ukraine.
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Old 26th September 2010, 17:22
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Did you hear the reaction of Ukie Minister for Foreign Affairs? He said they can protest as much as they want - we'll not pay attention to this - they have no clue how we live and what is the situation here.....
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Old 27th September 2010, 05:52
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I think your minister of foreign affairs is sadly mistaken. The diaspora is very aware of what is going on. I have written to the head of my country and also my member of parliament. They are very aware of what is going on and deciding how they will proceed.
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Old 27th September 2010, 05:53
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p.s. many members of the diaspora still are connected to family in Ukraine so get much news that way.
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