Colour revolution

Geschreven door Need Mental Help, 17.08.2016 at 13:09

Wtf is a colour revolution?

Geschreven door Darth., 17.08.2016 at 13:26

Geschreven door Need Mental Help, 17.08.2016 at 13:09

Wtf is a colour revolution?

A coup to put a pro-west government in a pro-russian country (mostly ex-ussr country) in charge.

Cape Verde

Sealand

Geschreven door The_Empirezz, 17.08.2016 at 13:29

Geschreven door Darth., 17.08.2016 at 13:26

Geschreven door Need Mental Help, 17.08.2016 at 13:09

Wtf is a colour revolution?

A coup to put a pro-west government in a pro-russian country (mostly ex-ussr country) in charge.

ah ok free elections he means

USA

Geschreven door Kraigg, 17.08.2016 at 14:33

Geschreven door The_Empirezz, 17.08.2016 at 13:29

A coup to put a pro-west government in a pro-russian country (mostly ex-ussr country) in charge.

ah ok free elections he means

Yes, free election with American in charge. Like Nuland in Ukraine

Geschreven door Oleg, 17.08.2016 at 15:20

USA

Black Revolution?

Geschreven door Skanderbeg, 17.08.2016 at 16:41

Geschreven door Oleg, 17.08.2016 at 15:20

USA

Black Revolution?

Red Revolution?

Its happening (or they are trying to do it) in Macedonia for some time now and there are rumours it will start to happen in Croatia , Bulgaria , Serbia and i think its right now underway in Montenegro aswell.

Geschreven door Ghostface, 17.08.2016 at 21:22

Croatia

nice drugs

Geschreven door Ghostface, 17.08.2016 at 21:22

Its happening (or they are trying to do it) in Macedonia for some time now and there are rumours it will start to happen in Croatia , Bulgaria , Serbia and i think its right now underway in Montenegro aswell.

Lol why? Balkan is already swept by the fires of Western Democratic Revolution in the 90's

No money, infrastructure or opportunities, but you have freedom that's the most important

Geschreven door Skanderbeg, 18.08.2016 at 06:41

Geschreven door Ghostface, 17.08.2016 at 21:22

Its happening (or they are trying to do it) in Macedonia for some time now and there are rumours it will start to happen in Croatia , Bulgaria , Serbia and i think its right now underway in Montenegro aswell.

Lol why? Balkan is already swept by the fires of Western Democratic Revolution in the 90's

No money, infrastructure or opportunities, but you have freedom that's the most important

Because Macedonia and Bulgaria have decline to impose sanctions on Russia like the rest of the NATO , Serbia is considered to be a Russian ally and im not sure about
Montenegro and Croatia but they probably too have failed on meeting NATO's "standards" ...

Geschreven door Zephyrusu, 17.08.2016 at 13:42

Cape Verde

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Geschreven door Kraigg, 17.08.2016 at 14:33

Geschreven door The_Empirezz, 17.08.2016 at 13:29

Geschreven door Darth., 17.08.2016 at 13:26

Wtf is a colour revolution?

A coup to put a pro-west government in a pro-russian country (mostly ex-ussr country) in charge.

ah ok free elections he means

1. Like in USA? Instead multiparty system, to install two-party politics? Yes, very competitive free elections democracy. Not to mention they use electronic devices to vote and not paper ballots which is visible and tangible. Makes you wonder if someone digitally change the number of votes in the process.

2. All ex-USSR and Eastern European countries are democracies with free elections. How is color revolution going to give them free elections if they already have that? It is clearly Color Revolution is doing the opposite - reducing freedoms.

Geschreven door Skanderbeg, 18.08.2016 at 17:28

Geschreven door Kraigg, 17.08.2016 at 14:33

Geschreven door The_Empirezz, 17.08.2016 at 13:29

Geschreven door Darth., 17.08.2016 at 13:26

Wtf is a colour revolution?

A coup to put a pro-west government in a pro-russian country (mostly ex-ussr country) in charge.

ah ok free elections he means

1. Like in USA? Instead multiparty system, to install two-party politics? Yes, very competitive free elections democracy. Not to mention they use electronic devices to vote and not paper ballots which is visible and tangible. Makes you wonder if someone digitally change the number of votes in the process.

2. All ex-USSR and Eastern European countries are democracies with free elections. How is color revolution going to give them free elections if they already have that? It is clearly Color Revolution is doing the opposite - reducing freedoms.

I;m not here to debate because life is about to hit me in 20 minutes when I have to leave but just for the record, America is a multi party system, but our political culture causes a two party system (this goes back to the founding of the constitution between the federalist and anti-federalist involving into the federalist party and democratic-republicans and onward to today). As for voting, electronic voting is not widespread, when I fill out a ballot, it is on paper and is digitally transferred over to the state capital to be counted. Everyone is given a card with a number on it that they can later go online to see if their vote was counted. If it was not, you are capable of going to court over it.

Geschreven door Pheonixking929, 18.08.2016 at 17:34

I;m not here to debate because life is about to hit me in 20 minutes when I have to leave but just for the record, America is a multi party system, but our political culture causes a two party system (this goes back to the founding of the constitution between the federalist and anti-federalist involving into the federalist party and democratic-republicans and onward to today). As for voting, electronic voting is not widespread, when I fill out a ballot, it is on paper and is digitally transferred over to the state capital to be counted. Everyone is given a card with a number on it that they can later go online to see if their vote was counted. If it was not, you are capable of going to court over it.

I know all that; but definitely electronical/digital voting is a fraud. No one can persuade me they don't change the number on the screen during the process and result phase. You can't change that with the paper votes, because there is a guy counting paper votes surrounded by electoral commission members, foreign observers AND cameras. Who oversee the computers?


The only problem we have with paper ballots, atleast in Russia because we are insane inbreds, is that political parties go and buy ballots from the private companies which produce them for the government(political elections), then fill them voting for themselves and then somehow sneak in and place with the rest original valid ballots, so one time we ended up with 140% people voting.