McCain to Kiev: don't treat your protesters like we treat ours.

[dixiegrrrrl]

He went to Kiev. HIs twitter released a photo of him on stage with protesters.
and he opened his mouth:

Sen. McCain says if security forces break up protests in Kiev 'it would provoke more concrete action' from Congress, including possible sanctions
according to NBC news.

Maybe for our next protests, Kiev officials can come over here and stick up for us????

You know, I really intensely disliked this guy, he is such a blatant opportunist.

[Chrom]

1. Does hypocrisy have no meaning?

The whole world saw this incident you moron- it was in the USA today




and there is a lot more where this came from

dumbass


I wonder, are the cops in Kiev getting payment for the mental anguish they experience from treating people like they are insects?

UC Davis pepper spray officer awarded $38,000
http://www.sfgate.com/politics/joegarofoli/article/UC-Davis-pepper-spray-officer-awarded-38-000-4920773.php

[SummerSnow]

2. Why is he in their business anyway. We are in enough peoples business to last us a lifetime

Now threatening sanctions

[2naSalit]

3. Yet another excuse

to pay attention to the real issues here and avoid actually doing his f'ing job!

[SummerSnow]

4. Look at him..

http://www.reuters.com/video/2013/12/15/sen-john-mccain-to-ukrainian-protesters?videoId=274933667&videoChannel=117760

[Jim Lane]

5. Compromise: Free speech zones!

The government of the Ukraine can designate certain areas -- they don't need to be where public officials, media representatives, or the general public will readily notice them -- and tell the protestors to confine their activities to those areas. The police won't arrest anyone except the radicals who stray outside the free speech zones.

Surely Gramps couldn't have any objection to that arrangement?

[nadinbrzezinski]

6. While I do not like what is going on in Kiev

for once I wish they refused entry to a US Senator. He has zero business there.