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Goodwill, humanitarian, justice or what ever words you use to sugarcoat, it all boils down to one thing. Politics. Whether it's the US or Russia who sends troops to the ukraine, they all have ulterior motives. They will slaughter people and make it look justified, that's the power of politics. To me, it's just a pissing contest between the wealthy nations. It's ridiculous to start an armed conflict in the name of peace.

I find it easier to get the Kanji I need from wikipedia. Go to the english page, and select the japanese version of that page. =)

I know this is only hope, but still if you want to re start the history of the guyver I personally demand, the plot begins with chapters 86 to 89, and from there jump to chapters 79 and 80, focus more on timesheets, and introduce sho and other Guyvers up half the pelciula, good is only what I would like ami

Because the UN is for the post part useless. The US isn't a policeman, maybe a crooked cop internationally. The US is as good as it gets as far as getting an international cop, sadly. And you're right on the money as far as the situation goes. What I meant by in the deal, is why they didn't actually compromise between the two. Not so much as join a specific economic group, but play both sides into a partial deal. In the past they could of done so. I guess when all you have to offer is debt, you become a beggar, not a chooser. As for Obama, it's the US presidents job to get upset when there is a regional disturbance near allies, and neighbors, and general threats to democracy and sovereign nations. I know, it's hypocritical considering recent US history. Yet, this is how international politics work. If he didn't condemn it, you think people wouldn't judge? Look at Clinton, to this day, his political legacy with Rwanda is a gigantic shame to his work and the US international policy. Keep in Mind also, that political pressure can help prevent wars. Example, Hitler admitted that had the UK and France threatened war over the Czech Republic, he would of given in to peace.

Good, Yuki. I can't keep this to myself. But I love seeing you like this. I love the resolve in this post. It just hit me so hard when I read it. Like you and I just connected head on. Burn that bastard to the ground. Make him feel what its like to feel the way you did. I'm proud of you.

oh, he will pay. When he gets prosecuted and then when I sue him for illegal eviction. I don't get too upset about it because I know he will pay for his crimes. one way or another.

I really liked all of the Blade films. I'm still a fan of Wesley Snipes. I really liked him in Demolition Man.

being a member of two trade unions could be seen as a conflict of interest. It is in Putin's interests to keep Russia strong and he will do everything he can towards that goal. He would want to keep Ukraine closer to Russia rather than allow them to be more autonomous. Currently, Ukraine gains much of their fuel via Russia and therefore Russia has a lot of leverage. The situation hearkens back to the USSR, but of course there is more diplomacy going on and less communism. I can't really go into any more detail and my understanding is based on what information is available to me. Please correct me if I have misunderstood any of this.

Behold my collection! Just kidding, It's not a collection, but it's a first and only Guyver merchandise I have. It's a gift from my friend Gq11 - Guyver manga volume 30, which was used by him for Russian scanlates (pages are separated from each other). Met him this weekend in Moscow. Also it was first time I met Gq11 in real life! Knowing him on internet since 2006. Photos:

If I had to pick from the current crop of Hollywood directors for a big budget Guyver flick, I'd probably go with Guillermo del Toro. I think he'd be able to inject enough of his own creativity into the adaptation to make it digestible for the average moviegoer, while also maintaining the spirit of the manga. His work on Hellboy and Hellboy II should be proof enough of his qualifications. This is all a pipe dream of course.