Ukraine and Russia-The struggle continues

So, it continues.
I, as always, never seek to "Capitialise" on events. That does not mean anyone who seemingly "Randomly" writes about Russia, is just trying to get more views to their blog or something, and even then there could be good intentions, life is complex. I simply refer to my passion for trying to change the world and how I am drawn to news, local and worldwide and am careful about what I write about-in that it is always natural, at the top level, and for me, when I think of new thoughts, or old ones to share or whatever it may be, I write it.

I do not mean to alarm anyone and some may argue there may be good coming from it although there would always be bad in such a manoeuvre but can anyone see Ukraine being split up into west vs Russian sections? If rebels keep taking the helicopters, army and general resistance, down, Russia will surely argue that it is time to send in the army to "Take control." America would not allow that, not without big resistance, for some reason I suddenly imagine them coming to some sort of agreement, a 50/50 kind of thing. I am not sure how big Ukraine is exactly, how far apart the two sides could be without treading on one anothers toes, but as a starting point, bigger than the whole of the United Kingdom, I am sure. Any thoughts?


-Capital letters within quotations marks is done on purpose. We are USERS of grammar, not the other way around, grammar a user of us. It is our language given to us all, far and wide, to do what we please with. Do not spoil it by halting innovation, or language would never of been able to change and adapt to where it is now and nor do so again. As it is a seperate word, to touch on it briefly as there are more complex reasons for me doing it too, it is always capitalised by me.