[pp.int.general] Ukraine

[Jelena Jovanovic]

My honest opinion is that you should pull all connections NOW and push it
harder to become observer / mediator in the process.
Why I say this? Because Serbian nationalistic and religious movement DVERI
 (consists of traditionalists and conservatives basically) is on observer
mission in Crimea . If they could have done it without having any MP and
legitimacy here, I am sure * 2 pirate parties* can do it as well, and
smarter.


****As for Venezuela its info war there, Strafor & Canvas spread into their
students orgs training their leaders. For some reason CIA backed option
appears more desirable than other opposition movements in Venezuela just
like in Serbia 1998.  http://revolution-news.com/category/revnews/venezuela/


Good luck.


On Mon, Mar 10, 2014 at 12:32 PM, Zbigniew Łukasiak <zzbbyy at gmail.com>wrote:

> I believe it is crucial that we all open some credit lines in trust to
> other Pirate Parties. This is the way we could become a real
> international force.
>
> I did not follow the Venezuelan crisis too closely - but in Ukraine
> the Pirate Party has members in both the Ukrainian and Russian
> speaking communities, and we have also a Pirate Party in Russia. This
> is a great position for being a mediation force. We are not a big
> player yet - the stream media will not follow our efforts immediately
> - but we are in a unique position and we should use that and build
> reputation step by step until they notice us.
>
> If PPI is to have any significance - then in a situation like this the
> board should reach out to the leaders of Pirate Parties from the
> countries involved and force them to make a joint statement about the
> crisis.
>
> Cheers,
> Zbigniew Łukasiak
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Jelena
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