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None of this is based on fact. To start with, it isn't known that MH-17 was brought down by a surface-to-air missile; it could have been an air-to-air missile, a bomb on board, a mechanical failure, or the same (or different) mysterious force that brought down MH-370 earlier this year. Mysteries abound, and yet western media knows it's Mr. Putin's fault.
Step through the looking glass over to Russia, and you hear a completely different story: the plane was shot down by the Ukrainians in order to frame the rebels and Russia in an attempt to pull NATO into the conflict.
Here, we have numerous supporting "facts," at varying levels of truthiness. But I have no way to independently verify any of them, and so instead I will organize what has been known into a pattern, and let you decide for yourself which story (if any) you should believe.
When trying to catch a criminal, a standard method is to look at means, motive and opportunity. Was the criminal physically capable of committing the act? Did the criminal have a good reason for committing it? Did the criminal get a chance to do it? One more criterion is often quite helpful: does the crime fit the perpetrator's known modus operandi? Let's give this method a try.
Comment: As readers of SOTT.NET know, there was more behind the fateful day of 9/11 than an unwildly band of terrorists with boxcutters. 9/11 paved the way for the future human genocide committed by Western forces, led by the US, and the very act that started the wheels in motion needs to be understood in this light. There are many signs that Mossad was behind 9/11 and that Israel soon took advantage of the 'war on terror' tactics reveals once again their fingerprints of deception, the way they 'do war'.
The so called 'war on terror' opened new doors of misperception and pathological infection of the popular mind that fomented a war on people rather than opposing military forces. Since 9/11 America has engaged in, funded and otherwise supported the mass murder against the people of Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Somalia, Palestine, and Ukraine. It's said these are wars, but the slaughter of people and the destruction of whole societies who have no real military force to defend themselves is not war.