Thanks Peter. In my opinion the Brits have a real penchant for this "I'll insert my personal interpretation of events in here as if it were a fact" kind of thing.
I have not been to Starlight Diner for ages. By the way there's a place by my apartment that, for cheap (70 rubles a beer, plov for 50, giant club sandwich for 120) makes same of the best food I have had in a long time. Plus the waitresses are hot. We should go there. ;)
--- Peter Lavelle <untimely_thoughts at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Again Chris, you are spot on. I read this "acticle"
> while eating breakfast at the Starlite Dinner
> Sunday morning. I had to check twice to determine
> if the piece was a "news article" or an oped
> missive. My conclusion that it is the latter
> pretending to be the former. Ukr's problem is that
> the oligarchs still call the shots - no like Putin's
> Russia! I have never been against the Orange Rev in
> principle, but I have been very much against it in
> presentation and cheap political drama.
>
> Chris Doss <lookoverhere1 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> There are so many suppressed premises in this
> article
> I don't know where to begin, but anyway...
>
> The Times February 03, 2006
>
> Ukraine turns back to Moscow as Orange Revolution is
> betrayed
> >From Jeremy Page in Kiev
>
>
>
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