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[Johnny English]

 Just met a friend who had been to Kiev , I was pretty surprised on the details in point of the events on the Maydan . Watching TV you can't see how well organized and tuned mass there is in the city. People get salary for being out there, free hosting, free eat three times per day,  complete self sefense training from veterans of Afghanistan and Karabach. Free cold proof dresses, boots for the people there are.  Well organized net of flats where you can take a bath, long long queue of ToiTois etc etc...everything for free
Who pays for it?  EU? Hardly believe...

[cem_devecioglu]

Just met a friend who had been to Kiev , I was pretty surprised on the details in point of the events on the Maydan . Watching TV you can't see how well organized and tuned mass there is in the city. People get salary for being out there, free hosting, free eat three times per day,  complete self sefense training from veterans of Afghanistan and Karabach. Free cold proof dresses, boots for the people there are.  Well organized net of flats where you can take a bath, long long queue of ToiTois etc etc...everything for free
Who pays for it?  EU? Hardly believe...

'm m not sure of complete list.. but Soros will be at the top without doubt.. and the second is not that hard to predict.. 3 letters

[Rods2]

Good question, I will ask my wife tomorrow to see if she knows, but all the main successful Ukrainian political parties to date have been part of rich Ukrainian oligarchy families or have them as allies.

To successfully run as president you need a fund of around $100m and those that support you will expect some payback.

To break this mold is very much part of what the demonstrations are about. Whether Victor Klitschkos' party is any different I guess time will tell.

Closer ties with Russia is seen as more of the same.