Monday, February 2, 2015

That ugly TV grin is no smile at all.

Tinker

I really don't like listening to people working on TV telling me a bunch of scripted self-serving lies who know all along how the American people are feeling about the political corruption in the Washington DC establishment. And of course that means the TV networks employees who keep lying with a smile on their face because they are only helping the bad people in their social circle get away with it.
The people working on Television in America are clearly not a celebrity to me, but rather the very people that I don't believe at all. Because as these TV people keep lying to the American people I wonder how the Ukraine people feel who were relying on the West to help them against Putin Military aggression, as their neighbors around them are being hurt and killed.

I wonder what the people in the Middle East who trusted the United States to help them against the Islamic militant terrorist are feeling about people who lied to them now. They must be very disgusted in the people working on American Television too. That just goes to show you that the lies that men tell can't hide the bad that they do behind the grin that is not a smile at all.
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http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-31089142 2 February 2015 Last updated at 14:26 ET

Ukraine rebel leader Zakharchenko 'wants 100,000 men'


Pro-Russian rebels on patrol in Makiivka, a suburb of Donetsk (1 Feb) Rebels forces have been gaining ground
Pro-Russian separatist leader Alexander Zakharchenko says rebels aim to boost their forces to 100,000, as fighting with Ukraine's military intensifies.

The rebels want to push government forces out of the eastern regions of Donetsk and Luhansk and are trying to capture the key town of Debaltseve.

Dozens of people including civilians were killed in clashes and artillery fire at the weekend.
Attempts to agree a truce failed when rebel negotiators did not turn up.

Denis Pushilin, a rebel representative, said rebels would only return to negotiations if the government declared a unilateral ceasefire.

A fragile ceasefire agreed in early September in the Belarusian capital, Minsk, collapsed last month when rebels stepped up their offensive in several areas and seized Donetsk airport.

Read more...http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-31089142 2 February 2015 Last updated at 14:26 ET
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