The Mohican Board! [Bumppo's Redux!]

The Mohican Board! [Bumppo's Redux!]

Username:	Password:
Save Password
Forgot your Password?

All Forums

The LIGHT IN THE FOREST

In the News ...

"We" have selective election problems, ...

Note: You must be registered in order to post a reply.
To register, click here. Registration is FREE!

Screensize:

UserName:

Password:

Format Mode:

Format:

Videos:

Message Icon:

Message:

Smilies




		$computer woes {CW:_(}$

[quote][i]Originally posted by Monadnock Guide[/i]
[br]http://rt.com/news/referendums-ukraine-west-relations-782/
.
The West has condemned the upcoming referendum in Crimea as “illegitimate” and is preparing sanctions against Russia. However, the West’s seemingly random policy on other referendums hints at a double standard in their governments’ rhetoric.

Crimea will vote Sunday whether to remain an autonomous region in Ukraine or to join with Russia. Western leaders have claimed the referendum is a farce and that Russian forces have occupied the region. Moscow, however, maintains there has been no such invasion and the referendum represents the Crimeans’ right to self-determination.

In the past the West has not batted an eyelid when countries sought to hold referendums and in some cases actively supported them.
.
.
I always enjoyed (and posted about) the Falkland Islands, thousands of miles away from Britain - and deciding "they're British" - and "we" never said a word. - It's kinda like Martha's Vinyard deciding it was part of Peru, ... (Think we "might just have a problem" with that?)

[/quote]

Upload an Image File From Your PC For Insertion in Your Post

- HTML is OFF | Forum Code is ON

Check here to include your profile signature.
Check here to subscribe to this topic.

T O P I C R E V I E W
Monadnock Guide	Posted - March 16 2014 : 8:10:07 PM http://rt.com/news/referendums-ukraine-west-relations-782/ . The West has condemned the upcoming referendum in Crimea as “illegitimate” and is preparing sanctions against Russia. However, the West’s seemingly random policy on other referendums hints at a double standard in their governments’ rhetoric. Crimea will vote Sunday whether to remain an autonomous region in Ukraine or to join with Russia. Western leaders have claimed the referendum is a farce and that Russian forces have occupied the region. Moscow, however, maintains there has been no such invasion and the referendum represents the Crimeans’ right to self-determination. In the past the West has not batted an eyelid when countries sought to hold referendums and in some cases actively supported them. . . I always enjoyed (and posted about) the Falkland Islands, thousands of miles away from Britain - and deciding "they're British" - and "we" never said a word. - It's kinda like Martha's Vinyard deciding it was part of Peru, ... (Think we "might just have a problem" with that?)
12 L A T E S T R E P L I E S (Newest First)
SgtMunro	Posted - March 20 2014 : 08:39:15 AM You are correct Fitz, and unfortunately the only politicians from the Palmetto State I keep track of are the ones who have 'national' implications. As for the thought that Tim Scott might be beholden to the governor who appointed him (The very hot Nikki Haley), I would rather that be the case then to have him be beholden to the Washington DC political machine. IMHO, one of the biggest mistakes in our country's history was the passage of the 17th Amendment to the US Constitution (allowing for the direct election of senators). Before that, there was truly a balance of power, where the House of Representatives was the direct voice of the electorate, the Senate was the voice of the states (senators being appointed by state governors), and the President approved or vetoed, or simply executed the previously-approved legislation brought forward from those two houses. *YMH&OS,* The Sarge
Fitzhugh Williams	Posted - March 20 2014 : 08:20:09 AM Sarge, Graham is just the tip of a very large iceberg, but hopefully next fall he will get to stay home. Scott seems to be OK, IF he turns out to be his own man and not a pawn of the present and past governors. In SC when someone gets removed from office all they have to do is take a break until the next election and they will get voted back in. The good ones get eased out by the political process.
SgtMunro	Posted - March 20 2014 : 08:08:04 AM quote: Monadnock Guide said: The U.S. will not take military action in the Ukraine crisis, President Barack Obama told NBC 7 San Diego Wednesday. Ultimately we won't intervene MG, because below all of the posturing, Putin & Obama are still 'Fellow Travelers', and Little Barry would never want to fall-out of favor with Uncle Vlad. This being said, someone has not included the village idiot (VP Joe Biden) on the 'CC-list' for the memo, judging from his latest remarks. *YMH&OS,* The Sarge
Monadnock Guide	Posted - March 19 2014 : 8:29:15 PM http://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/Obama-Military-Action-Russia-Ukraine-Crimea-Tensions-Troops-251067481.html#ixzz2wRwFEJW6 . The U.S. will not take military action in the Ukraine crisis, President Barack Obama told NBC 7 San Diego Wednesday. "We are not going to be getting into military excursion in Ukraine. What we are going to do is mobilize all of our diplomatic resources to make sure that we’ve got a strong international correlation that sends a clear message,” President Obama said. . . LOL - Where's another Libya when you need one??? Actually he's doing the right thing - before Putin makes things even worse for him.
SgtMunro	Posted - March 19 2014 : 5:38:24 PM quote: Fitzhugh Williams said: Maybe Biden was talking about defending Turkey. Well Fitz, Turkey is a member of NATO, and that goes back to my original statement about being bound by treaty; therefore VP Biden's statement reflects a 'choice' which does not exist... ...Unless of course, we decide not to honor our treaty; and from this administration, such an act of dishonorable, cowardly treachery would not surprise me at all quote: Fitzhugh Williams then added: But if you really want to see some stupid politicians, you need to come to SC and see who we re-elect, even after they have been proven themselves to be incompetent. I agree Fitz, Senator Lindsey Graham is a RINO POS, who deserves a one-way trip back to obscurity. That being said, you also have Senator Tim Scott, who has the makings of a great leader and statesman. *YMH&OS,* The Sarge
Fitzhugh Williams	Posted - March 19 2014 : 4:39:27 PM Maybe Biden was talking about defending Turkey. They say they will close the Bosporus if Russia moves on the Ukraine. Who knows. Probably not him. But if you really want to see some stupid politicians, you need to come to SC and see who we re-elect, even after they have been proven themselves to be incompetent.
SgtMunro	Posted - March 19 2014 : 11:50:27 AM quote: Monadnock Guide said: Seems that numb nuts Kerry has drawn so many red lines lately - he's temporarily out of red tape. That is true MG, but I am now waiting for him to say "I was for the red line, before I was against it." quote: Monadnock Guide added: We're also obligated by treaty to help defend Japan, - great idea shortly after WWII. - With China on the move today, You are spot-on target again MG, but then I wouldn't be surprised if Japan now has a larger naval presence in WesPac than us; due to short-sighted defense cuts, courtesy of our Marxist street-agitator president. *YMH&OS,* The Sarge
Monadnock Guide	Posted - March 19 2014 : 11:09:06 AM Well, - you see, Biden has to say that stuff for awhile now. ... Seems that numb nuts Kerry has drawn so many red lines lately - he's temporarily out of red tape. No doubt Biden will make a great substitute, ... We're also obligated by treaty to help defend Japan, - great idea shortly after WWII. - With China on the move today, ... "we" just might want to take a second look at what we've signed. ... LOL.
SgtMunro	Posted - March 19 2014 : 10:32:01 AM Hey MG, I don't know if you've seen the latest update, but apparently our own village idiot (AKA- VP Joe Biden) has now announced that the U.S. will respond to any aggression against our NATO allies... Apparently old 'Crazy Uncle Joe' fails to see how stupid he looks making such a statement; firstly, we are bound by treaty to defend our NATO allies (it's kinda where the word 'treaty' fits into North Atlantic Treaty Organization), so there is no choice in the matter. Secondly, unless something has changed overnight, the Ukraine is not a part of NATO. Before VP Biden had his 'moment of clarity', there was SecState John 'Banana Head' Kerry (he was in Vietnam, just ask him ) giving away the store with meaningless sanctions; and now, old 'Shotgun Joe' is going to up the ante with equally meaningless threats... ...I still cannot believe that the American people are so obtuse, that they voted this bunch of simpletons back into office I am so glad that I am at a point in my life where I can just sit back, sip my scotch, smoke my Pall Mall, and laugh at the floorshow *YMH&OS,* The Sarge
SgtMunro	Posted - March 18 2014 : 1:17:51 PM quote: Monadnock Guide said: LOL - Now that's great ... "Crimean Spring", ... I figured you would enjoy that... People who appreciate cerebral humor, and a higher-level of wit, are so rare nowadays. *YMH&OS,* The Sarge
Monadnock Guide	Posted - March 17 2014 : 5:33:27 PM LOL - Now that's great ... "Crimean Spring", ...
SgtMunro	Posted - March 17 2014 : 3:18:51 PM Well MG, I don't know why the Obama Administration doesn't just call this the 'Crimean Spring', and support it. It appears to have gone-off in a much more civilized fashion than the gutter-rumbling, dumpster fire that was the 'Arab Spring' of a couple years ago. Anyways, I don't have a dog in this fight, but I am having yet another "I told you so" moment, in.re. the abilities of the current occupant of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue *YMH&OS,* The Sarge

DISCLAIMER
Tune, 40, used by permission - composed by Ron Clarke

Custom Search

The Mohican Board! [Bumppo's Redux!]

Current Mohicanland page raised in 0.13 seconds