Russia invading Ukraine in 'slow motion,' Harper tells NATO
Source: The Canadian Press
Prime Minister Stephen Harper says Russia is mounting a "slow-motion" invasion of Ukraine.
Harper made the comment today at the start of talks with U.S. Gen. Philip Breedlove, NATO's supreme commander. The prime minister's office invited cameras in but said no questions from reporters would be allowed.
Read more: http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/russia-invading-ukraine-in-slow-motion-harper-tells-nato-1.2632522
Dr. Strangelove all over again. (Something repeating itself?)
If you watch the video, looks like fries are now ok? So to summarize we now have General XX Harper sitting there without his clothes on!
The Magistrate
(95,247 posts)Hardly a ringing cry for nuclear war, let alone urgent calls to close the mine-shaft gap....
Duckhunter935
(16,974 posts)They will slowly take over the East and South.
Cha
(297,317 posts)swilton
(5,069 posts)He is from the conservative (i.e. anti environmental) wing of his conservative party and it is unlikely he will run again as PM.
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/news/stephen-harper-approval-rating/
Criticized in his anti-environmental policies for censoring environmental scientists, he is behind pushing the Trans XL pipeline and all of the havoc it has wreaked in Canada...
Asking him for his opinion on NATO and Ukraine is equivalent to seeking advice from Condosleeza Rice.
Tommy_Carcetti
(43,182 posts)Remember who said this:
"I would like to remind you that this is Novorossiya - the term used back in the tsarist epoch. Kharkiv, Luhansk, Donetsk, Kherson, Odessa were not part of Ukraine in the tsarist epoch. These are the territories which were turned over to Ukraine by the former Soviet government in the 1920s. God knows what they did that for.
All this dates back to the victories won by tsarist Russia in notorious wars in the epoch of Catherine the Great and Prince Potyomkin with the center in Novorossiysk; hence the name- Novorossiya. Then for different reasons these territories were lost, but the people remained."
Wasn't that long ago, actually. Less than a month.
I'll give you a hint. It rhymes with "Pladamir Vutin."