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Russian Political Scientist Blames Polish Conspiracy for Ukraine Election Crisis (fro
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Mosnews.com November 25, 2004 Russian Political Scientist Blames Polish Conspiracy for Ukraine Election Crisis Renowned Russian political scientist Sergei Markov told reporters in Moscow on Thursday that the ongoing political crisis in Ukraine was in fact a Polish conspiracy with the aim of imposing Polish patronage over Ukraine and thus raising Polish influence within the European Union. “Yushchenko’s electoral campaign has been developed within the Polish diaspora abroad and its ideological basis was prepared by former U.S. national security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski and his two sons,” the Newsru.com web-site quoted Markov as saying. Markov said that another ethnic Pole, Andrian Karatnitsky, the head of the U.S. foundation Freedom House, had hired Serbian spin doctors and brought them to Ukraine ahead of the presidential elections. (Another Russian political scientist, Gleb Pavlovsky, said in a Wednesday evening news broadcast on Russia’s RTR television channel that Yushchenko’s campaign had been prepared by the same specialists who prepared similar campaigns in Serbia and Georgia). “The arrival of Lech Walesa and Aleksander Kwasniewski as intermediaries in the Ukraine negotiations would become a part of the Tbilisi-Belgrade scenario, as the objective of these intermediaries is not peace, but a passing of power to Yushchenko,” Markov said. He added that the original plan is for Poland to impose its patronage over Ukraine. Polish politicians are seeking more influence within the European Union, currently dominated by France and Germany, and to achieve this, they want to become patrons of the whole of Central and Eastern Europe, the Russian analyst said. Markov said the United States would benefit from a Yushchenko victory as it would weaken Germany and France on the world arena and also split Ukraine and Russia. He also added that “the majority of the representatives of the Polish diaspora in the United States hate George Bush and want to cause a quarrel between him and Russian President Vladimir Putin”. Markov also said that the main drawback of the plan was that its implementation was possible only on condition of extreme secrecy. He reminded the press that due to historical reasons the Ukrainians are very suspicious of the Poles and such a plan would find widespread disapproval among the majority of Ukrainians. |
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Zoierana, this is funny...but only at first. look: Quote:
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The baggage of poor political socialization
So often politcal events are viewed with a jaundiced eye, conspiracies, power plays from outside the countries borders, payoffs, and it is unfortunately rational to view political events this way given the "political upbringing" of many new voters, including Ukrainians.
Even U.S. Sec Powell's support of Yuschenko is viewed as some sort of power struggle against Moscow rather than the more accurate, and important answer that it's a postion in support of democracy and specifically, the processes of democracy, which are critical to a democracy's health and success. It may be a generation or two away, unless the electorate can quantum leap their faith and belief in the process and system, but I pray for the day that it works in Ukraine, and people have faith in their vote, and that the vote determines the outcome, not power brokers. The process is the end game here imho. EDIT: I should have been careful to add, that many observers, my self included, fully understand the jaundiced eye of the Ukrainian voter. Unfortunately, they've been taught by the wrong teachers. At least in how to run a democracy. I hope they can overcome the shackles of their prior political experiences.
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>>>Polish conspiracy with the aim of imposing Polish patronage over
Ukraine <<<<<< No kidding ,interesting ,I did not know ,Poles are so ambisius and then They use Serbs to do that tricky job. Why they do not use Tatars ,beats me .We could be lot better then Serbs .We have experience in that land Hell, I have to dig my sword ,buy a horse and have fun once more .Do I need Brzezinski for ?,o well maybe if he buys me a horse. “ |
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