MR. NYET SAYS NO TO OCCIDENT AGAIN!

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Θέμα: [bounceoff] MR. NYET SAYS NO TO OCCIDENT AGAIN!
Εστάλη: 1 Σεπτ. 2012 15:16

  Putinland does not agree with Occident on many issues, because Putinlandian intelligence has proof that most of the revolts are incited by Occident. It does not make any sense that Occident incites the fire and then screams to stop the fire! Sergey Lavrov declares the UN Security Council has no right to support a revolution or foreign intervention in Syria Any plan to withdraw government troops while fighting continues is untenable, and naive at best. ­The demand for President Bashar al-Assad to resign as a precondition to resolving the Syrian crisis is a completely unrealistic approach. Shocking images reveal the desecration of many Christian churches in Syria by Western-backed rebels. A Free Syrian Army rebel poses in a stolen priest's robe while brandishing a looted cross in one hand and a machine gun in the other. Images show church pews broken apart, with pieces strewn all over. The floor is covered with rubble, and even the altar has been desecrated. http://venitism.blogspot.com Lavrov, Mr. Nyet, has said No to Occident myriad times. The chain-smoking, battle-hardened diplomat is the cause of much hand-wringing and frustration in Occident, but he has won plaudits in Russia for his stubborn defense of Moscow's position. Lavrov says: There are different attitudes towards the Syrian regime. But while fighting in the streets continues, it is absolutely unrealistic to say that the only way out is for one side to unilaterally capitulate. It is not a matter of ideology, we don't support any political figures in Syria. We just reason from what is realistic. Lavrov is relishing the challenge. Long accustomed to criticism, Lavrov has made an art of stonewall diplomacy and shrugs off each new attack on Russia's position by simply restating the Russian policy. Lavrov notes that despite differing opinions on the conflict, all the participating countries agreed in Geneva to work for a free, stable, independent and democratic. However, Occidentals and some nations in the region are almost openly pushing for outside int
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