There was the official tour, but we were free to do our own thing, I spoke to cleaners, hotel staff, shop keepers who spoke English.
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in the end, how many of these random conversations did you have? Do you think they speak for Crimeans as a whole?
I spoke to about 20 as part of the tour and about 20 on my own. Time was limited it was no holiday, 20hrs sleep in 5 days.
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Right. 20 people who were brave enough to tell you, obviously a foreigner, things that happened to be consistent with the state line
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Look how happy these North Koreans are to be with their great leader http://i.imgur.com/u3BhvSQ.jpg
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I'd say that a truly fair account of Crimea would have to come after extensive background research, followed by an unannounced, covert visit
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And if you did, you would find same result. Look at my report the reasons are a "No Brainer". If anything latest
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Except massive parts of the report - and your interpretation of the situation in Crimea - are questionable due to state involvement
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