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To: Crossy who wrote (6745)	12/30/2004 7:53:03 PM
From: Crossy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 37387

re : UKRAINE update -------------------- Ok' this is I guess the most professional link I found on political commentary on the Ukraine. It's top notch and all translated into English. enjoy it ! very comprehensive.. mirror-weekly.com an example: "Ukraine’s bid for membership in the European Union” may also make an indirect positive influence on bilateral relations between the Russian Federation and the European Union,” the UPI writes, citing Peter Lavell. “Ukraine’s accession to the EU can not happen without Russia’s participation in this process. Since the Ukrainian and Russian economies are tied very closely, Brussels, Kyiv, and Moscow will have to sit to one negotiating table. The Russian Federation does not need to join the EU, but it can strengthen its relations with this organization thanks to Ukraine <…> If Ukraine really aspires for the EU, it will be required to modernize its economy, take necessary measures, and reach certain agreements in protecting its trade contacts with Russia. Such measures and agreements would benefit all interested parties to this process, including Russia. Besides, they would help debunk the favorite theories of a large-scale geopolitical conspiracy.” ..... ..... What about Russian property and capital in Ukraine? - Nothing to worry about if the property was acquired legitimately. Yushchenko pledges to protect the rights of all proprietors, means to rely on heavy foreign investment, and never mentions the word “re-privatization”. But if someone launders dirty money, misuses budget funds, engages in illicit trade or political activities in Ukraine, he is fully liable under Ukrainian laws. ..... ..... very wise words indeed ! CROSSY

To: Crossy who wrote (6745)	12/31/2004 7:18:09 AM
From: Crossy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 37387

!! Support democracy in the UKRAINE !! I'd to highlight this issue to all interested in freedom around the globe and especially in the US - Republicans and Democrats alike. The Orange Revolution has now a great chance to prevail as candidate Yushenko is on his way to victory - his inauguration is only weeks away it seems. Yet the Maidan/Oranjes, the true heroes of the pro-democratic coalition still need our support in their goals of a democratic transformation of this important country. eng.maidanua.org Victory is near but there's still a lot to be done by the "ground forces". Late stage scorched-earch tactics by the corrupt regime need to be prevented and neutralized. Records of proof need to be preserved. The mob like former structures need to be prevented from forcing more cooperative highranking officials from the former power, like the former transport minister into suicide. If one still has doubts then only a careful glance at the reform movement internal composition - ranging from conservatives, businesspeople, greens, radical democrats even democratic socialists, a diverse coalition of forces united by one goal - the peaceful and non-violent transformation of the Ukraine into a PLURALIST DEMOCRACY. Let me thus ask you to consider contributing to their quest financially. You can do it via PayPal, WireTransfer or Credit card. How to donate ? maidanua.org maidanua.org let freedom prevail ! CROSSY