New evidence leaked last week from the files of the Dutch-led Joint Investigation Team (JIT) proves that
Dutch state prosecutors have concealed and suppressed evidence of a direct witness of the Malaysia Airlines MH17 crash in eastern Ukraine on July 17, 2014.
That witness, a Ukrainian villager under MH17's flight path, reported to a Dutch police investigator in July 2015 that
he had seen two Ukrainian Air Force fighter jets in the air at the time of the shootdown; a plume moving horizontally across the sky,
indicating an air-to-air missile launch, not a missile fired from the ground;
and the subsequent fall of the MH17 itself.
Another of the documents leaked shows that
Dutch prosecutors have concealed an official report by Major-General Onno Eichelsheim, director of the Dutch military intelligence service (MIVD). Addressed to the National Prosecutor's Office for Counter-Terrorism, and dated September 21, 2016, Eichelsheim said that
"flight MH17 was flying beyond the range of all identified and operational Ukrainian and Russian locations where 9K37M1 Buk M1 systems were deployed."A third piece of evidence, hidden until now, is a report by the Australian Federal Police to the JIT dated July 2015. This concludes that
images published internationally of a Russian BUK missile carrier alleged to have been the weapon used against MH17 had been "manipulated" and almost certainly had not been recorded at the time of the MH17 incident. The newly discovered evidence is inconclusive on what or who caused the downing of MH17.
But the leaked documents show that the Dutch court trial, scheduled to start in The Hague on March 9 is a sham, its evidence inadmissible in a criminal proceeding in the UK or the US. The new evidence has been presented by Bonanza Media, a partnership of Max van der Werff and Yana Yerlashova, and released with analysis by van der Werff. Read this in full
here.
Comment: Trump's still tweeting:
Team Bloomberg made fools of themselves by tweeting "Feel the Burn" in Russian:
And it's no shock that Hillary Clinton is jumping on the bandwagon:
Some of the Twitter responses to Clinton here are priceless. But as RT points out, there's more to the story. Or, to be more precise, less to the story: In other words, normal people are saying things the U.S. intelligence agency doesn't like, ergo they are Russian puppets.
Finally, arch-slimeball Eric Swalwell took to CNN to make an even bigger fool of himself and show just what an idiot he actually is (as if it wasn't obvious already):