The one sided-ness of this article is astounding. Not once does it ever talk about the atrocities the Berkut committed against the protesters, all the murder, beatings, kidnapping, makes no mention of how they beat a busload of pro-government protesters by accident, simply because they thought they were opposition protesters.
From first hand accounts I can also tell you the majority of protesters are not ultra-right wing Nazi's. Yes, some of the leaders are which is unfortunate but most people are protesting because they are fed up with corruption and injustice, not because they want fascism.
The reality is that the situation is much more complicated, and that violence and political radicalism can be viewed from both sides.
The one sided-ness of this article is astounding. Not once does it ever talk about the atrocities the Berkut committed against the protesters, all the murder, beatings, kidnapping, makes no mention of how they beat a busload of pro-government protesters by accident, simply because they thought they were opposition protesters.
From first hand accounts I can also tell you the majority of protesters are not ultra-right wing Nazi's. Yes, some of the leaders are which is unfortunate but most people are protesting because they are fed up with corruption and injustice, not because they want fascism.
The reality is that the situation is much more complicated, and that violence and political radicalism can be viewed from both sides.
Exactly, nor does it mention any of the (down-right crazy) laws that were passed without due process. List: http://chesno.org/me.../dictatorship-en.jpg