360 Degrees of News Coverage

[Ancient Gamer]

Having observed western media coverage of the Ukraine crisis, I was mildly amused by the Russian rhetoric.

It seems Russians have taken a liking to liveleak, and browsing the Ukraine crisis there revealed that their rhetoric goes like this: "NATO puppets in Western-Ukraine sends Neo-nazi thugs to attempt coup in... <insert location>"

http://www.liveleak.com/browse?q=Ukraine

[Scrasamax]

Joke on late night show, 95% of residents of the Crimea voted to join Russia and the other 5% were given a second chance to vote correctly.

[Ancient Gamer]

In other news, the chinese media is comparing first ladies. The US first lady vs. the Chinese one... Now this is unbiased, eh? Hehehe.

http://english.people.com.cn/90782/8569405.html

[Ancient Gamer]

The world's newly appointed "mighiest nation" (financially) also has military news, with dramatic photos of their armed forces:
http://english.people.com.cn/90786/index.html

Let the world know their might, and their population adore their heroes.

Next I think I will take a look at the African perspective.

[Dozus]

Well, this sounds promising.

Russia signals concern for Russians living in Estonia

Pan-Slavism didn't work out so great in 1914, why try it again a century later?

[Murometz]

Crimea river

Hey, that's a legitimate "concern"! And Latvia and Lithuania are next on the list of countries Putin is concerned about.

Pan-Slobbism!

[Ancient Gamer]

It is the old game of justifiable reasons for war.

I guess Putin got tired of all the revolutions in their former satellite nations, and now he wants it all back.