Urkainian prime minister resigns

You left out an inconvenient truth. Yuschenko was democratically elected in 2010 by the people of the Ukraine. (Maybe if I emphasize this sentence it will actually be noticed.

His ouster was engineered by NATO and pro-Western forces involving, as well, moneyed interests both within and without that country.

And, yes, the US has a big part in that regime change - and a host of others. We talk really big about democracy, but we really mean giving people a chance to side with us. But if countries or presidents show a stubborn streak of self-determination then we go to plan B. What was once opportunity downgrades to actual coercion.

This has happened time and again with our "Land of Liberty": Vietnam, Guatemala, Iran, and Iraq are just a few nations that come to mind that had the results of a legitimate election overturned by our country's resorting to Plan B (usually involving CIA, Blackwater, etc.).

"believed to be". Yes, this is opinion, not fact. The State Department uses the same phrases now in their backtracking of their previous vociferous and certain accusations concerning the downed plane.

 

Strange how people will skip over all the facts they don't like so they can push an opinion as if it were fact, isn't it?

 

Strange, but not unexpected. That was how many of them were over to the position, so they use the same method trying to convince others.