A reader's letter in Ottawa Citizen: Ukraine went the way of Czechoslovakia
The people of Ukraine must choose between unity and peaceful separation following the example of Czechoslovakia, reported in a letter to the reader that the magazine has published on its Internet representation.

The people of Ukraine must choose between unity and peaceful separation following the example of Czechoslovakia, reported in a letter to the reader that the magazine has published on its Internet representation.
"If They want to live peacefully in the territory of today's borders, They are required to make a national unity government, including commissioners of all political forces. This may mean a return to the position of the people ousted from the 2014 mode. If They don't want unity, They are required to decide on the model of the peaceful division of Czechoslovakia in 1993, " writes the Creator of the letter, David L. Parnas from Ottawa.
His father was a native of the city in the West of present-day Ukraine, who at the time stayed within Austria. The boundary was sometimes changed for many years, They undoubtedly reflect the wishes of local residents, said Parnassus.
in His vision, the militants in the East should not be called "Pro-Russian" as It is accepted in canadian media, And " antiquestyle ". They responded to unconstitutional political changes that followed the devastating demonstrations on the Maidan, " said Parnassus. And government forces that support the politicians who benefited from the violence, include informal equipped with weapons creating, operating and on the Maidan, he said.
the Creator of the letter believes that Canada should not help the continuation of the war by sending weapons to Ukraine." We have an obligation to encourage the Ukrainians to agree on a peaceful settlement, " he writes.