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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

A programme that mad me cry.

In my opinion, you can judge a country on how it treats its disabled and elderly

And that extends to many countries

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By *tensonSwingersCouple
over a year ago

Stenson Fields

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By *tensonSwingersCouple
over a year ago

Stenson Fields

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"A programme that mad me cry.

In my opinion, you can judge a country on how it treats its disabled and elderly

And that extends to many countries

They lose lots at football too."

Perhaps if they knocked the footie on the head and spent the money on their kids etc, they would be a better country

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By *tensonSwingersCouple
over a year ago

Stenson Fields

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By *tensonSwingersCouple
over a year ago

Stenson Fields


"A programme that mad me cry.

In my opinion, you can judge a country on how it treats its disabled and elderly

And that extends to many countries

They lose lots at football too.

Perhaps if they knocked the footie on the head and spent the money on their kids etc, they would be a better country "

but you have to bear in mind, the Ukraine as it is today has not existed for very long...1991 i believe it gained its independance. This country is still developing after years of communist oppression by the soviets. Give em a chance. As for football, they were chosen to joint host the Euro 2012 football tournament......testament that the country is indeed moving forward. 21 years is not very long to give a country to undo many years of oppression and stand on its own feet.

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By *tensonSwingersCouple
over a year ago

Stenson Fields

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By *tensonSwingersCouple
over a year ago

Stenson Fields


"A programme that mad me cry.

In my opinion, you can judge a country on how it treats its disabled and elderly

And that extends to many countries

They lose lots at football too.

Perhaps if they knocked the footie on the head and spent the money on their kids etc, they would be a better country

but you have to bear in mind, the Ukraine as it is today has not existed for very long...1991 i believe it gained its independance. This country is still developing after years of communist oppression by the soviets. Give em a chance. As for football, they were chosen to joint host the Euro 2012 football tournament......testament that the country is indeed moving forward. 21 years is not very long to give a country to undo many years of oppression and stand on its own feet."

...and..it doesnt hide its profile, its a country for all to see.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

There is no excuse for beating to death disabled kids.

as for my profile, its my choice and my reasons to hide it.

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By *tensonSwingersCouple
over a year ago

Stenson Fields


"There is no excuse for beating to death disabled kids.

as for my profile, its my choice and my reasons to hide it. "

Atrocities like this happen in all countries....even in the UK. We having a failed care system for children, elderly and vulnerable people. Kids abused in care homes, elderly neglected etc. Ever thought that while we show such programs about other countries, other countries make documentaries about us? There is a classic documentary made about England a few years ago by Bosnia, highlighting reasons NOT to try and seek asylum or emigrate to the UK....shocking viewing! Still, as long as it doesn't affect us directly, we'll all do nothing about it apart from shed a tear or two, because let's face it, we don't actually care enough! You could always try fostering/adopting a disabled/disadvantaged child. Though may interfere with your work, swinging, social life etc....so best just moan, shed a tear, then carry on regardless shall we?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Ukraine is still a puppet state of Moscow despite its leanings towards The West.

It is a young country but much of the infrastructure is inherited and unchanged from the soviet era.

Whether that infrastructure will change in time will remain to be seen, but oligarchs (who often sway the major econo-political decisions and policies) are interested in the money to be made from oil, gas and steel for short term gain as opposed to long term investment in the country and it's infrastructure.

The shipyards of the Black Sea or the executive jet manufacturers are more likely to see the benefits of that investment than the health and social services in the Ukraine.

It is sad to see such spectacles of desperation played out on TV, but the momentum for change has got to come from within the Ukraine than from outside sources - the same as the UK should resolve it's own social issues.

We have the capability, we have the economic climate to support it, but do we have the will as a people to effect the change ?

I would love to see that Bosnian documentary - sounds really interesting !

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"A programme that mad me cry.

In my opinion, you can judge a country on how it treats its disabled and elderly

And that extends to many countries

They lose lots at football too.

Perhaps if they knocked the footie on the head and spent the money on their kids etc, they would be a better country "

Ukraine will have generated far more money co-hosting the Euros than what they've spent to stage it. The question that should be asked is: What are they going to do with that money.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"A programme that mad me cry.

In my opinion, you can judge a country on how it treats its disabled and elderly

And that extends to many countries "

Tell you if i won the loto i would go around the world helping children ....... like you it makes me cry and i give money to things and never know how much get there..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"A programme that mad me cry.

In my opinion, you can judge a country on how it treats its disabled and elderly

And that extends to many countries Tell you if i won the loto i would go around the world helping children ....... like you it makes me cry and i give money to things and never know how much get there.. "

money isn't the solution, only part of a potential one

altho jo, i can see you on news at 10, in a headscarf, arriving by helicopter in some dusty outpost

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"A programme that mad me cry.

In my opinion, you can judge a country on how it treats its disabled and elderly

And that extends to many countries Tell you if i won the loto i would go around the world helping children ....... like you it makes me cry and i give money to things and never know how much get there..

money isn't the solution, only part of a potential one

altho jo, i can see you on news at 10, in a headscarf, arriving by helicopter in some dusty outpost "

yes if i could save some i would be doing my job and i know its more then that ... but thay need the basics to live ...god it makes me so upset ... and i can see myself in years to come doing something not sure what .. My friend knows a person who runs a childrens home over seas ... thing is i would wish to have them all come home with me .

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