Shock result in Ukraine referendum

[moon]

No, but it sure helps on JPP.

So does satire.

[moon]

I always vote in the U. S.

I prefer postal.

[Flash]

So does satire.

We need a special satire font.

[moon]

You think simply providing a search proves you are right and then when your search doesn't give any results like what you claim in the top 10 that means I am the one that is making shit up?
Top 10 searches. The only one that shows armed guards when people might be voting is from Ghana.
The stories from Pakistan and India show armed guards when the ballot boxes are being moved to the counting area and guarding them until the counting starts.

The next 10, there are 3 links about armed Russian men when voting occurred in the Donbas.
There is one story about armed guards transporting boxes to be counted Sri Lanka.

As I said- there are places where ballots have armed guards. Spin on.

[moon]

It seems you love to make shit up when online. I know of no first world country where armed mean stand over people when they vote.

Voters in wartime can expect to see armed men and women. I've had enough of your small talk.

[Poor Richard Saunders]

Have you any proof that they were not ? Of course not. You are being stupid for stupidity's sake.

So now you want me to prove a negative?

OK.. prove you aren't stupid then we can continue with this conversation.

[Poor Richard Saunders]

As I said- there are places where ballots have armed guards. Spin on.

Your moving the goal posts doesn't do anything other than prove you have no argument that defends sending armed men to stand over people when the vote on whether to join Russia and leave the Ukraine.

[moon]

All four regions have voted to join Russia. The particulars should be completed by the weekend.

Attacking Russia is not advisable. We await further NATO stupidity and Russia's response.

[Poor Richard Saunders]

Voters in wartime can expect to see armed men and women. I've had enough of your small talk.

In their homes when they fill out their ballots? Do we also expect to see fire fights break out inside those homes as enemy combatants are in the homes 40km behind the lines?

[Flash]

I prefer postal.

You have armed guards at your mailbox?

[moon]

So now you want me to prove a negative?

OK.. prove you aren't stupid then we can continue with this conversation.

There IS no conversation. You simply enjoy posing and reveling in irrelevant minutiae.

Good luck.

[moon]

You have armed guards at your mailbox?

Not this end.

[moon]

In their homes when they fill out their ballots? Do we also expect to see fire fights break out inside those homes as enemy combatants are in the homes 40km behind the lines?

You're a propaganda sponge. Sorry that the referenda didn't turn out as you'd have liked.

[Poor Richard Saunders]

There IS no conversation. You simply enjoy posing and reveling in irrelevant minutiae.

Good luck.

Irrelevant minutiae like armed men forcing voters to force a certain way? Yeah.. so much for your belief this was a fair election.

[anonymoose]

After five days of voting, only 96% of residents in Russian-held regions of Ukraine supported joining Russia, according to initial counts. This means that some people voted against, or at least managed to dodge the armed squads who took ballot boxes door-to-door to give people the opportunity to vote.

President Putin is now expected to announce the accession of Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson to the Russian Federation. Residents will have all the benefits of Russian citizenship, including the right to volunteer for military service. Any military action against these areas will be considered an attack on Russia. However, Ukrainian Nazis can still attack Lviv.

We had a referendum in Alaska and only 77% voted to rejoin Russia.