EU Wants Explanation From Moscow (who the fuck is the EU?!)

[EnderJE]

Isnt this kinda narrow minded? Why would EU have less to say in this matter than the US? It isnt like EU is trying to pull a US and invade a country without UNs permission...

My main point was that the other two weren't asking for anything so I was wondering why the EU would ask for anything.

 

[canadianhitman]

Russia, just like with the Theatre hostage situation, did exactly the right thing. It needs to be made clear that any attempt to win concessions through terrorism will result in the death of the terrorists and nothing more. The blood of the school children is on the hands of the Islamic terrorists.

If there is any other response, it will only encourage the terrorists.

K for you....exactly right.

 

[p0ink]

Isnt this kinda narrow minded? Why would EU have less to say in this matter than the US? It isnt like EU is trying to pull a US and invade a country without UNs permission...

the EU has just as much say as the US does when it comes to *RUSSIAN* security; NONE.

the US doesnt have to answer to the fucking EU, UN, NATO, germany, france, china, iran, etc or ask their permission when they are acting in their nations best interest when it comes to defending its people!

 

[Gel2]

The EU is the second biggest superpower in the world, the first being the USA.

The occupants of which originated from a country who is now member of the EU.

 

[BO-DEN]

russia doesnt owe the EU any sort of explanation for how they handle the security measures within their own borders. .

yeah some said that saddam didn't owe anyone "any sort of explanation for how they handle the security measures within their own borders".

 

[BO-DEN]

poink if you live in amerca get your head out of other countrys asses... we have enough to worry about right here at home..... americans need to stay in america

 

[EnderJE]

yeah some said that saddam didn't owe anyone "any sort of explanation for how they handle the security measures within their own borders".

Personally, I don't think that he did. If the people wanted freedom, they should of fought (and died) for it themselves. By "giving" it to them, you've created a dependancy of their freedom to yourself.

 

[BO-DEN]

Personally, I don't think that he did. If the people wanted freedom, they should of fought (and died) for it themselves. By "giving" it to them, you've created a dependancy of their freedom to yourself.

agreed 110% my point is that if russia thinks it can handle thier internal affairs anyway they want they are wrong..... esspecially when PRES. PUTIN is on WBYA's shit list.

 

[Razorguns]

The EU probably just wants Russia to make an official explanation of how eveyrhting went down.

That's cuz in Russia -- the families of the victims can't sue or do shit. If the Russian Gov't fucks up -- well ... tough. They have no rights. The Russians could fuck up and 500 kids could get kileld and no one has the power to hold them accountable.

 

[BO-DEN]

good point