US role in Ukraine crisis is not an innocent one

[nikto]

15. I totally agree with you, but maybe your example isn't ideal

Not sure if Texas was the best example. Maybe Mexico or Belize would have been better? Or maybe not.
See where the neocon jumped in there and tried to use that one analogy's weakness
to invalidate your entire point?
(Typical--That's all they've got ).

Perhaps there is no true parallel.
But that doesn't make the US/Euro role, right, or moral, or even practical (except for corporate profit$).

IMO, both Russia and US/Euros are bad guys here, who (in the name of
those compassionate, humanistic Bank$ and corporate interest$) basically want to
plunder Ukraine of its many assets (land, agriculture, timber, minerals, pipeline routes
and maybe even cheap labor, if they can outlaw unions and stuff).

We live in a Banker's World now---Predatory lending and powerful, term-dictating
and va$t foreign investment on a national scale, and Austerity are the way plunder is done nowadays.

So I ask:
Who's in it for UKRAINE and its PEOPLE?

Looks like neither side, to me.

Just the frikkin' truth.