Do the recent parlimentary elections in the Ukraine signify the end of the Orange revolution? If yes... then is Ukrainian going to run back to Russia and forfit their candidacy for the entry into the EU?
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Not really. Timoshenko and Yushchenko still have a chance to reconcile their differences, I believe. But pro-Russian sentiments will remain among some electorate.\n\nPeople were quite disappointed that there was not much of a change with a new government.\n\nAs per EU entry - this is a VERY LONG way.
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C'mon!!! Surely your comrades in the mighty KGB can tell you that??? You don't need Yahoo Answers to help you. The KGB's supposed to know all this!
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The real question is the reverse: is Romania willing and capable to satisfy the EU entry requirements (economic, politic, civil, human rights, etc.) by 2007?\nIf yes, then I'm happy to welcome you in the European Union, the greatest political enterprise of our time.
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Revolution.  After two suspicious elections, you can no longer trust the democratic process.  You would probably find that several countries would support revolutionaries, should they come to a position of power.
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Because it is a proportional representation system, no party is likely to have a majority. Significant parties are likely to include:\n\n* Party of Regions likely to be the largest bloc:\n\n* Our Ukraine; and the\n\n* Yuliya Tymoshenko.\n\nOther major players are likely to be the Socialist and Communist parties.
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If you know of an attorney in your country, that you trust, talk to them regarding the laws surrounding pensions and pension insurance in the Ukraine. If possible, I would suggest you get on the Internet, and contact Western European and/or US pension insurers, to see if they can sell you pension insurance, even if they aren't in the Ukraine. You never know, some of them may have representatives in your country. So, talk to an attorney there, get on the Internet , or do as he counsels you. Getting pension insurance may be a real smart thing, we're all pulling for the Ukraine, but many of your countrymen still want close ties with Russia. Russia, it seems, is backing away from democracy and capitalism a little, so, in 20 years, pension insurance may really help. Good luck and God bless! My compatriot below is asking you to buy stocks and funnel your money outside of the Ukraine, which is all well and good, if Ukrainian law allows it. One, you may not want to subject your pension money to the vagaries (ups and downs) of the US, or a Western European stock market, and second, Ukrainian law , as I've stated above, may not let you. Again, if you can try and find an attorney you trust and have them go with you(if they will) to , at least, talk to these representatives(Alico, Grawe, and others)as you have mentioned above, even if just to hear what they have to say.
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I think it looks accurate. However Russia might be  bit darker right now!\n\nAmerica is where it should be. Unfortunately theres tons of money in politics, and that leads to corruption. The idea that govt officals can vote themselves pay raises is corrupt enough.\n\nThen people like Hastings who have been IMPEACHED who get elected to congress afterwards!
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Will this help?\n\nhttp://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=What+democratic+laws+did+the+English+establish+after+their+Glorious+Revolution&btnG=Search&meta=
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Hi Deep\nhey, dude. i got like some bad news for you man. Like that was along time ago dude. like I doubt there are like maybe 5 people left from back then, dude. I mean it was like ,well dude, you know it was a really really long time ago, dude. and it was in russia , dude, and DUDE you know.\nDID YOU EVEN DO ANY PRELIMINARY RESEACH IN  AND OR ON THIS !\nI WILL SAY I AM VERY SUPRISED YOUR PARAGRAPH AND SPELLING UP ABOVE LOOKS VERY GOOD.
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Still waiting for intelligent answers? I hope people are just busy typing, after the first two I saw.\nI have to say, I agree with you- we need the checks and balances back in our government. Stagnation was going on, and I think a few of us were about ready to take to the streets in rebellion. It's kind of a shame the way you have to MAKE people act right. I think we will see more cooperation, less arrogance now that they have gotten the wake up call of the elections. I am hopeful.
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in iran?  i don't know.  it seems to be heading that way, but i think that iran will probably end taking the russian's proposal and have their uranium enriched in russia and shipped back to iran for fuel.  They have said that they are considering this option again, after having taken it off the table.  I think they would only bring the option back if they were probably going to do it.  I think they will not risk a war, especially without the support of russia and china.  If it was only the US, they would risk a war, but the rest of the world is against them.  I think their bluff has been called - they wanted to see who would align with and against them and nearly everybody voted to send them to the security council.  Its not the end of the issue, but I don't think there will be war.
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Did you know that the last two Presidential elections were won by 30% of voters for 22% turnout?\n\ndon't tell me they can't vote to better their country.
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Lotto is an Italian brand. I think Ukraine wears that brand. Some put first names or last names or just the first name initials then the last name. I think its the players choice.
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You are posting on a site visited by people in the United States. We are not familiar with the political goings on in the Netherlands. If you could give us more information or link us to a site with more information, we might be able to comment.  \n\nYou might find people familiar with the Netherlands in the Answers Germany or the UK.
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All hail the fatherland!  \n\n(to answer any other way may be dangerous) :)
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No and i will explain why. When they join the EU the whole economies will collapse. EU is nothing but trouble
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iTS THE ONLY WAY FORWARD,AS AT THE MOMENT WE ARE WATCHING OUR GREAT COUNTRY DIE.\n\nWE CAN ALL STOP THIS BY VOTING BNP BEFORE ITS TOO LATE.