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Three years after the event, the establishment media is finally issuing mea=
culpas for its self-interested support of 'Euromaidan,' the Western-backed=
'regime change' crusade which destroyed Ukraine. I was wondering how long =
this would take. But now that it's happened let's raise a Christmas glass t=
o the New York Times and its reporter, Andrew Kramer. Because they've final=
ly admitted that those of us who opposed Kiev's 'Euromaidan' movement were =
right. Furthermore, America's 'newspaper of record' has acknowledged how, d=
espite its own fervent encouragement of the violent coup, former President =
Victor Yanukovich was correct not to sign a tightfisted free trade deal wit=
h the European Union. The NYT uses the collapse of Ukraine's once lucrative=
agriculture industry to illustrate its climbdown. Especially the poultry b=
usiness, which due to miserly EU quotas, and the loss of the Russian market=
, has been decimated. "The sector accounts for about 40 percent of Ukraine'=
s exports. But
tariff-free quotas for most agricultural products, under the trade deal, ar=
e tiny," Kramer writes. "Allocations for honey, for example, were so low th=
at they were filled in the first six weeks of the year. Quotas to export eg=
gs to the Europe Union equate to around 1.5 percent of just (one single com=
pany) Avangard's annual output, let alone that of the entire sector." The '=
Gray Lady' admits how "the deal provided a double blow to the agriculture s=
ector: It went far enough to enrage Russia, but stopped short of immediatel=
y opening a lucrative new market." Waking up Accepting that the EU arrangem=
ent is bad business also kiboshes the long-held NYT narrative where Yanukov=
ich served as Moscow's "pro-Russian" placeholder. The fact he negotiated wi=
th Brussels until the very last moment before rejecting their association a=
greement, has always countered this lazy supposition anyway. Yet, the simpl=
e black and white truth is that Russia offered better terms. A $15 billion =
loan and gas
discounts, plus continued access to an economy which Kiev was already heavi=
ly integrated with. However, back in late 2013, if you warned how the EU pa=
ct wasn't a clever idea for Ukraine, you were called a "useful idiot" or a =
"Russian stooge." This was despite the fact that such a position was the on=
ly logical analysis of the situation. There has never been a country in wor=
ld history which wrecked relations with its main, nation-state, trading par=
tner and immediately prospered from it. Also, the EU accord wasn't quite wh=
at it was cracked up to be. Despite all its idealistic talk, Brussels insis=
ted upon stingy quotas on Kiev's exports and offered no guarantee Ukrainian=
s would promptly receive even visa-free travel from Schengen states. Indeed=
, more than three years on, and having bent over backward for Eurocrats, th=
ey still can't freely enter the bloc. As I wrote at the time: "According to=
statistics the benefits of acceding to the Free Trade regime amount to =C3=
=A2=E2=80=9A=C2=AC490 million per
annum. However, if President Putin decided to pull the plug on Ukrainian ac=
cess to his market (which, ironically, Poroshenko partially later did in a =
sort of petulant suicide), the loss of the Russian and Belarusian outlets w=
ould amount to =C3=A2=E2=80=9A=C2=AC16 billion annually." Hence, the idea t=
hat Yanukovich worked in concert with the Kremlin was always preposterous. =
On the contrary, many Russian officials disliked him because they felt he p=
layed them off against Brussels for too long. False promise Of course, it w=
as a fallacy to suggest how Ukraine's standards of living and economic well=
-being could swiftly improve through ties with the EU. On the contrary, hon=
est analysts could clearly see that even if it had been suddenly offered ra=
pid full membership, Ukraine would go into a tailspin. Because its industry=
and workforce aren't competitive and haven't kept up technologically durin=
g the last 20 to 30 years. Not to mention how its education system is a sha=
mbles, where professorships are
usually purchased, and it's almost impossible to graduate without greasing =
a palm or a dozen. Thus, it's impossible to be sure if younger Ukrainians a=
re qualified to the extent their parchments imply. Kramer's piece highlight=
s the economic emergency in Ukraine right now. He quotes Oleg Bakhmatyuk, o=
wner of the aforementioned 'Avangard:' "We need capital investment and trad=
e investment," he said. Read more Ukraine's President Petro Poroshenko pose=
s with European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso (L) and European C=
ouncil President Herman Van Rompuy (R) at the EU Council in Brussels June 2=
7, 2014 (Reuters / Stringer) 5 facts you need to know about Ukraine-EU trad=
e deal "There's no liquidity. We are losing our export market. As an agricu=
ltural territory, we are moving backward." And it's not just agriculture. H=
eavy industry has been choked by obstructions on cooperation with its natur=
al Russian partners. For instance, Antonov, the iconic airplane manufacture=
r, found itself
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its size Meanwhile, Kramer also cites some positives from the EU relationsh=
ip. Such as how the western edge (around fanatically pro-Brussels Lvov) has=
benefited from some investment and "niches like a ski manufacturing indust=
ry have done well." That said, no country has ever been built on making ski=
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ere called a "useful idiot" or a "Russian stooge." This=
was despite the fact that such a position was the only logical analysis of=
the situation. There has never been a country in world history which wreck=
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rospered from it. Also, the EU accord wasn't quite what it was cracked up t=
o be. Despite all its idealistic talk, Brussels insisted upon stingy quotas=
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re moving backward." And it's not just agriculture. Heavy industry has=
been choked by obstructions on cooperation with its natural Russian partne=
rs. For instance, Antonov, the iconic airplane manufacturer, found itself d=
eclared bankrupt earlier this year. This was especially sad considering Ukr=
aine had been an aviation superpower in its own right, punching way above i=
ts size Meanwhile, Kramer also cites some positives from the EU relationshi=
p. Such as how the western edge (around fanatically pro-Brussels Lvov) has =
benefited from some investment and "niches like a ski manufacturing in=
dustry have done well." That said, no country has ever been built on m=
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slippery slope. By finally admitting the reality on the ground in Ukraine,=
the NYT might have begun a process which will see it start to report the t=
ruth from there. Also, the impending arrival of Donald Trump as president h=
as probably focused some minds. Being right about Maidan, and the dangers i=
t presented, didn't make those of us who called it correctly "useful i=
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