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    Ukraine put up for sale on Ebay. Description as follows: "Ukraine. Parliamentary-presidential republic. No parliament. Government on leave. Loyal President. Yearly elections. External debt - nearly 60 mil. USD. National colors. Pictureque scenic view on two oceanfronts - deep Black Sea and shallow Azov Sea. Worldwide known health vacation spot Shatski Lakes. Opening bid - 1 euro. Island substiution Tuzla - gratis." (url links are my addition) The site was taken down Weds. morning Sept. 26.

    Monica from Texas has been used on Party of Regions promotional literature. Her photo is for sale with adorable rain costume and umbrella over the Internet from a media clip site. BYuT has made charges against PoR that they use 'fakes' in their ad campaigns in the past. The slogan on the PoR poster is "Stability and Happiness".

Posted on Thursday, September 27, 2007 at 08:15AM by Registered CommenterIIU in , , | Comments2 Comments

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This is too much! They forgot to add that there's 200,000 street children in Ukraine! I like you blog. I will be back!
September 28, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterMichelle
"Gongadze memorial plaque in Rada

KYIV - Verkhovna Rada Chairman Oleksander Moroz on November 28 unveiled a plaque to commemorate journalist Heorhii Gongadze, which was installed on the Parliament's wall near the entrance to the press section. Gongadze fought against those in power, even though he knew that at that time his fight could not be successful, Mr. Moroz said during the ceremony. According to Mr. Moroz, it was precisely the death of the prominent parliamentary journalist that became the symbol of massive protests against the authorities of the time. Gongadze's murder triggered such widespread actions of protest as "Ukraine Against Kuchma," "Arise, Ukraine" and the 2004 maidan revolution. Mr. Moroz noted that there has been no progress in investigating the Gongadze case, and he said the Rada should invite the procurator general to make a report about this subject. Mr. Moroz called upon national deputies to demand that the case's investigation be completed. (Ukrinform)"

http://www.ukrweekly.com/Archive/2006/490607.shtml
September 28, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterIIU

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