EU Meddling again

Maybe I've missed a vital news article, but it seems to me that in the Ukraine, some people decided to protest against their government. Fair enough, its nice that they have that right, as we do here.

But they chose to protest using violence. They've torn up public property, and physically attacked coppers, throwing rocks and petrol bombs. As the violence escalates, the coppers have used rubber bullets and a water cannon, against people behind a barricade who are throws stones and petrol bombs.

So what does the EU do? First, what should the EU do? Ukraine is not an EU member, its not an international crisis, its purely a domestic. The EU should do nothing. Instead its decided to impose sanctions including assets being frozen.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-26280710

I wonder why the EU has decided to take action. Well, the Ukrainian government decided to talk more to Russia than the EU, which upset the people enough for them to resort to violence. What I don't get is why anyone in the EU should care. Do we want the Ukraine to be an EU member? They've already demonstrated political instability. I think they should be left to get on with it. Maybe start listening to them when they stop tearing up their own streets and killing each other.

 

They want to become part of the EU http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/jan/04/welcome-ukraine-into-eu-project

But some of the protesters look a bit dodgy (just like Syria & Al Qaeda)





But perhaps not as dodgy as some of their 'football fans'





Google it.

 

We have enough deadbeat counties in the EU already.
Do we really need anymore to prop up?

 

New boss, same as old boss.