] ] When the CEC declared Yanukovich the official winner
] ] tonight, women in offices and stores broke out in tears
] ] all across the city. Kiev's one day of revolutionary
] ] freedom is over. It's unlikely that Kiev can stand up
] ] against such an army of soldiers, police and
] ] lumpenproles. The opposition is too dispersed and doesn't
] ] have a direct plan for taking over power. Ukraine is
] ] faced with either civil war or dictatorship. It looks,
] ] for now, like dictatorship.
]
] The eXile's take on the crisis in Ukraine.

The eXile is a sensationalist rag. The opposition has been winning small victories every day since the CEC announced the results of the elections. I have been out protesting in Kiev's central square regularly and I can assure you that the opposition is well organized and has huge support throughout central and western Ukraine. I am confident that the opposition will be victorious.

RE: eXile - Issue #203 - Who's in charge?