David Cameron is suggesting that the freedom Russian politicians have to move around Europe should be curtailed and their visas should be revoked.

I don’t understand why we keep hearing these great suggestions but are not seeing any actions that would put the suggestions in practice.

Or maybe I’m simply in denial and don’t want to see the painfully obvious.

6 responses to “Cameron on Ukraine”

  1. J. Otto Pohl Avatar

    The bankers in London have become so dependent upon money laundering from bandits from the former USSR that they routinely move to block any such moves.

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    1. cliff arroyo Avatar

      Plus current Western European leaders have learned nothing from the past. This time, they’re convinced, if the meet naked military agression with happy nice talk then it won’t blow up in their face.

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    2. Clarissa Avatar

      And this is precisely why British immigration policies are so dangerous. Eventually they begin to dictate all policy decisions.

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      1. J. Otto Pohl Avatar

        I was in Bishkek during the 2010 revolution. Belarus and the UK gave sanctuary to most of Bakiev’s family. Maksim Bakiev is still in the UK.

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        1. Clarissa Avatar

          Jesus, Bakiev is a war criminal, aside from being a regular criminal. The UK seems dedicated to being the trash collector of Europe.

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      2. J. Otto Pohl Avatar

        Maksim Bakiev is the son. He stole a lot of money, but I think he was already gone when his father ordered snipers to shoot and kill 84 people on Chui across from the Bela Doma. The old man is in Minsk.

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