PACE and Russia oppose double standards for Russian speakers

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Description: Rene van der Linden, the President of the PACE and the Head of the Russian Duma International Affairs Committee Konstantin Kosachev joined RT to discuss the U.S. plans of the missile defense in Europe.
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midakassi ::: Favorites novot, kui saa nii arvad, siis on see su oma otsus. Tee mis tahad. Räägi seda oma rahvuskaaslastele ka. St. kui sa ei taha siin elada, ja elupaika paremaks teha, siis ole lahke ja lahku. Keegi ei hoia sind kinni. Kui näiteks 10 aasta pärast tundub olukord sulle parem - tule tagasi, vaba valik. 07-08-14 09:52:17 _____________________________________________________
midakassi ::: Favorites So, I for an example bust in to your home, beat you up and then kill some of your family, bring my own friends in and make you do what I say. In everything and everywhere. Then you call the police and they will kick you out. But your friends will stay and demand that you'd speak with them in their language. hmm, want to try it out? 07-08-14 09:50:19 _____________________________________________________
minur2ga ::: Favorites naši = putinjugend 07-08-11 09:03:19 _____________________________________________________
MeesNukk ::: Favorites Muidugi võid vastu vaielda, aga mind ei huvita su arvamus. Olen juba Eestist lahkunud, sama nagu mu vend ja paljud sõbrad. Nüüd tuleb kodakonsust vahetada ja kogu lugu. Parem on olla immigrant Inglismaal, kui vähemusrahvas (või lihtsalt "okkupant") Eestimaal. 07-08-09 20:43:40 _____________________________________________________
MeesNukk ::: Favorites lol sidelook, you dummy, Russians ARE leaving Estonia. The sad thing is, the best of them are... And by the way neither me, nor my friends or family think Russian should be made an official language in Estonia; we speak Estonian; we work; we pay taxes - all we want is respect. :( 07-08-09 20:43:10 _____________________________________________________
lbornov2 ::: Favorites Please, no demagoguery. If it is part of a country, any person who finds work there, moves there. If somebody from Tajikistan found work in Estonia during USSR times, he MOVES (переехать, если понимаешь по русски) there, not IMMIGRATES. 07-08-03 13:54:53 _____________________________________________________
kalle911 ::: Favorites yes, a part of USSR - forcefully integrated into. occupied. therefore the state sanctioned 'movings' are illegal 07-08-03 12:59:13 _____________________________________________________
RmanDC ::: Favorites There are 2 types of citizens in estonia: eStonians and eSStonians. The later, will answer for what they are doing right now. 07-08-03 03:13:05 _____________________________________________________
lbornov2 ::: Favorites "immigrated"? No, Estonia was part of USSR. This is called "moving," not "immigrating." Turks IMMIGRATE to Germany..they LEAVE Turkey by their own free will. Many Russians leave Estonia now, on their own free will. The ones who stay, live in country where official language was Russian not long ago. Now, all of sudden, they say "You dun't know Estonian? Get out!" This sound fair? 07-08-02 13:21:09 _____________________________________________________
kalle911 ::: Favorites no, you *immigrated*. there. past tense. and if you didnt, your parents did. and what Im saying is, the turks in germany dont demand (nor do they have any right to) that the germans speak turkish to them. just like in the U.S. you have to pass the exam to get the citizenship, they dont require english but the test itself is in english, therefore you have to speak it in order to live there. but whatever. 07-08-02 12:41:22 _____________________________________________________