соответственно красивый = красный.

да, мужики тоже будут против того чтобы женщинам запретили носить такое белье

Интересный обзор об областях Украины - кто кормит а кого кормят.

Все правда. Умница. Хороший вопрос.

http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/e855408c … ab7de.html
Financial Times February 22, 2014 8:11 pm
"Russia needs to be offered a ‘Finland option’ for Ukraine
by Zbigniew Brzezinski
As chaos explodes in Ukraine and as the threat of Russian intervention mounts the responsibility of the west for the attainment of a constructive outcome becomes more self-evident.
Russia can plunge Ukraine into a bitter, destructive, and internationally dangerous civil war. It can prompt the secession of Crimea and of some of the industrial eastern portions of the country. But that would guarantee that a majority of Ukrainians would become Russia’s enduring enemies, irrespective of the short-run outcome of any civil war abetted by Moscow.
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In turn, that would mean that Russian president Vladimir Putin’s nostalgic dream of a “Eurasian Union” headed by the Russian president himself would be exposed as an enterprise based on intimidation and coercion, not exactly an attractive vision for any of the recently sovereign components of the former Soviet Union.
The west, however, can play a constructive role in containing the exploding violence. That will take concerted action by the US and the EU. The US could and should convey clearly to Mr Putin that it is prepared to use its influence to make certain that a truly independent and territorially undivided Ukraine pursues policies towards Russia similar to those so effectively practised by Finland: mutually respectful neighbours, wide-ranging economic relations both with Russia and the EU, but no participation in any military alliance viewed by Moscow as directed at itself – while also expanding its European connectivity. In brief, the Finnish model as the ideal example for Ukraine, and the EU, and Russia.
But to be credible to the Kremlin, the US needs also to spell out privately that attempts to destabilise the emerging democracy in Kiev and/or to detach parts of Ukraine – not to mention even overt or covert Russian participation in it’s neighbour’s domestic conflicts – would compel Washington to use its influence internationally to prompt steps that would be economically costly to Moscow.
Options to that effect can range from unilateral individual as well state-to-state financial sanctions, as well as a review of Russia’s status in the World Trade Organisation, the World Bank, and its role in the G8. Obviously, the EU would need to be a solid partner in such an effort, since it is a significant trader with Russia.
But even more urgent and important is the imperative need for the EU to formulate a significant financial emergency package for Ukraine. Otherwise, the country will plunge into a destructive financial chaos. The lead in Europe should be taken in that regard especially by Germany and the UK. The latter’s role as haven for Russian and Ukrainian financial oligarchs gives London special leverage. But every EU country should make some sacrifice in a an effort to avert a potentially catastrophic Ukrainian economic collapse.
Obviously, the US and the EU hopefully with Russia’s help should continue to press the dominant democratic forces in Kiev to adopt a stance not of revenge and retribution but of national unification and political moderation. That is do-able and the leaders who emerged in Maidan are moderates.
So, irrespective of what happens in the near future, I continue to believe: “Sooner rather than later, Ukraine will be truly a part of democratic Europe. Later rather than sooner, Russia will follow unless it self-isolates itself and becomes a semi-stagnant imperialistic relic”.
The writer was national security adviser to US president Jimmy Carter and wrote ‘Strategic Vision: America and the Crisis of Global Power’"

Отредактировано szakal (Сегодня 05:53:02)

Слава Богу и руководству, что просидели там на трибунах от звонка до звонка

Ир, Россия не будет вмешиваться в Украинские события.

интересно как вы это делаете......кошелёк бюджета не резиновый.По областьям перечислено в госбюджет 127,7 млд грн. а из бюджета в области 164,32 млд. 37 млд наверно печатают....далеко такой поезд не поедет....