we had a very simple it's not a color so i take it pretty successful color prevalent because the slavia the united states by the mind of many western countries was whatever it's sold it but also between speak would be to reject it we had the same rhetoric coming out of the west as we're getting yet that the government that is totally couldn't really respond to any protests against even if they took by the that's what we're seeing so it's kind of really didn't see many times before and it doesn't end well i think that the previous thought that it did well for the people of your great there's tremendous interest if. it's all about democracy or human rights it's about how it's about economics and it's about geopolitics probably the better comparison is with ukraine in 2004 at the time of the so-called orange revolution the russian society whatever its own people should be president. is anxious to avoid not only the kind of violence the people that you saw in ukraine in february 2014 but all the problems that ukraine has had ever since and i think for those of us who want to see a peaceful

very similar scenario have a color so i tend to bring a successful color revolutions make it the slavia the united states like in that line of many western countries with whatever happens and sell it but also between it will be illegitimate we had the same rhetoric coming out of the western capitals as we're getting here that the government that was told it couldn't really respond to any protests against even if they turn violent and that's what we're seeing so it's kind of really that we've seen many times before and it doesn't end well that may be that the previous thought it didn't end well for the people of your great probably the better comparison is with ukraine in 2004 of the time of the so-called orange revolution by the russian society whatever answer you news on who should be president. is anxious to avoid not only the kind of violence or people who saw ukraine in february 2014 and all the problems in ukraine has had ever since and i think for those of us who want to see a peaceful and if you like a legitimate democratic outcome for both of us it's very important that the losi

as if the peace conference re-created poland and made czechoslovak cuaczechoslovakia and yug yug slavia. their claims overlapped because they based their claims so often on history. and the way the country's borders had come and gone in the past you had a choice what sort of borders you wanted. but often you'd choose borders that incorporated land someone else wanted. in poland there was a debate between poles who said we should settle and there was those who said let's go back to the poland lithuania commonwealth. and you can imagine what a country such as greece did. greece and italy too went right back into the classical age and said we once had empires. the greeks looked at their maps and the venezuela prime minister looked at the maps of the classical age and said we want to control the coast of asia minor, all those islands, istanbul, constantinople. and i think the final thing we have to remember when we think of what those statesmen were trying to deal with was their own power was shrinking. you know, these were representing very powerful countries and the most powerful countrie