Ukraine

[wilts rover]

You will be disappointed to know Hoola that it is nowhere near the worst election. The record of which is still held by that for the president of Liberia in 1927/

President Charles King of the True Whig Party was re-elected for a third term with a solid 234,000 votes cast in his favour, against 9,000 votes for his opponent, Thomas J Faulkner, of the People's Party.

The problem was Liberia only had 15,000 registered voters at the time.

http://www.channel4.com/news/its-a-stitch-up-ballot-box-blues

[hoolahoop]

You will be disappointed to know Hoola that it is nowhere near the worst election. The record of which is still held by that for the president of Liberia in 1927/

President Charles King of the True Whig Party was re-elected for a third term with a solid 234,000 votes cast in his favour, against 9,000 votes for his opponent, Thomas J Faulkner, of the People's Party.

The problem was Liberia only had 15,000 registered voters at the time.

http://www.channel4.com/news/its-a-stitch-up-ballot-box-blues

Jeez I thought the Crimean one was a massive fix but hats off to Prince Charles King.

[Iberian Red]

On population, Ukraine has truly experienced a mass emigration - they have lost over 2.5 million people in the last decade whilst Poland's population has grown.

2.1million of Poland's brightest and best have left the country since joining the EU (most never to return).
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Sorry,all this random quoting has left me unable to draw my own conclusions in this debate,however I'm coming down on the side of IC1967. 

IC has demonstrated, without doubt, that Poland has a population of about 36 million that are not the brightest or best.

[hoolahoop]

Ukraine what the hell happened to any bloody discussion on this country's future ?
I give in