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Flashback Ukraine was a playbook CIA coup d'état according to Prof Francis Boyle

John Robles and Francis Boyle
The Voice of Russia
Fri, 28 Feb 2014 05:05 UTC
Opposing rallies in Crimea
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The very first act of the western-backed insurrectionists which represent a small percentage of the population and have managed to overthrow the government was to attempt rob Russian speakers in Ukraine of their language.

This denial by the Bandera nazi [sic] extremists and the illegitimate power in Kiev of a basic human rights for a huge percentage of the population runs contrary to international law and the European Convention of Human Rights to which Ukraine is a signatory.

According to the United Nations General Assembly Declaration of Principles of International Law and under the terms of the United Nations Charter, effectively the Russia population have a right to secede from Ukraine. In an interview with the Voice of Russia Harvard Professor Francis Boyle says that there is no real government in Ukraine right now, and called it a gang of neo-Nazis, fascists and rightist thugs. There is clear cut discrimination against Russians in Ukraine with public demands in Kiev that Russians be killed. According to Professor Boyle what happened in Kiev was a playbook coup d'état by the CIA. Victoria Nuland, the Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs, working with the US Ambassador, were instrumental in carrying out the coup d'état, as it has been proven they were working with "the brown shirts": Svoboda, the right sector, the Bandera Nazis and skinheads.
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Bad Guys

Boris Johnson has new Ukraine 'lethal' weapons plan - media


RT
Wed, 30 Mar 2022 14:42 UTC
Ukraine defense
© AP/Efrem LukatskyA member of the Ukrainian Territorial Defense Forces with a British-supplied NLAW anti-tank weapon in Kiev, Ukraine, March 9, 2022.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson allegedly told his cabinet on Tuesday that he wants to provide Ukraine with "more lethal" military aid to help the country repel the Russian attack, The Times reported on Wednesday, citing a government source.

Western countries have been urgently supplying Ukraine with weapons after Moscow launched its military campaign on February 24. Kiev, however, has repeatedly asked for more aid, arguing that the current level of support is not enough.

Admiral Tony Radakin, the chief of the Defense Staff, was said to have stated at the same meeting that the UK was moving to a "new phase" of its support for Ukraine.
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Putin signs decree creating ruble payment system for Russian gas to bolster currency


RFE/RL
Thu, 31 Mar 2022 18:00 UTC
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President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree forcing some purchasers of Russian gas to set up a special account to pay for their supplies as the country tries to cope with the impact of Western sanctions imposed because of Moscow's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine last month.


Comment: "Unprovoked." RFE/RL will never give up their special breed of slimy journalism. For reality, see: Russia, Ukraine & the law of war: Crime of aggression


Putin said after signing the decree that, from April 1, buyers of Russian gas from what Russia deems "unfriendly" countries would have to set up special "K-accounts" to transfer their payments. Once the payment is received, the funds will be exchanged into rubles. The entire payment facility will be set up and run through Russia's Gazprombank, a subsidiary of state energy giant Gazprom.

Putin also said any country refusing to use the payment mechanism will be in violation of their contracts and face "corresponding repercussions."

European leaders have rejected paying for deliveries in rubles, saying such a move would undermine sanctions imposed on Moscow because of the war in Ukraine.

It is not clear if Russia can demand that buyers with contracts already agreed upon use the mechanism.


Comment: We guess they'll soon find out!


Comment: More details on the potential implications of this move:
Countries globally may soon have to create ruble reserves within their domestic economies if they wish to continue to buy Russian gas, as Moscow switches payments to its national currency, Ilya Ilyin, the head of the banking and financial markets analysis department at Promsvyazbank said on Thursday.

"In the event of a transition to gas payments in rubles, the partner countries will probably create a certain fund of ruble reserves to facilitate payments," the expert said.

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced on Thursday that the country is changing the payment mechanism for certain exports, starting with natural gas on April 1. The measure effects countries which have imposed sanctions on Russia in connection with Ukraine and froze Moscow's foreign reserves.

The 'unfriendly' states Putin referred to are the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Switzerland, the 27 nations of the European Union, and a number of smaller countries.

Moreover, according to Ilyin, it may be necessary to reduce Russia's reserves in the currencies of unfriendly countries, including the US dollar and euro, given the risk of sanctions-related freezing of payments.

Therefore, Russia itself should accumulate ruble reserves.

"With stable exports and budget revenues, an excess of rubles will be formed, which will be directed to state support or temporarily placed in banks," the expert suggested.


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NATO in Central Asia 'unacceptable' - Russia


RT
Thu, 31 Mar 2022 17:05 UTC
Chuck Hagel
© Jason Reed-Pool/Getty ImagesUS Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel at the Manas Air Force Base in Kyrgyzstan, 2013
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on Thursday that any NATO military presence in Central Asia would undermine the security of the Russian-led CSTO alliance, in the region, and would not be tolerated by Moscow.

The minister made his comment at an Afghanistan-themed summit in Tunxi, China.

"We believe it's unacceptable to have any US and NATO military infrastructure, or their Afghan helpers, on the territory of neighboring states, especially in Central Asia," Lavrov said, adding that "such designs go against the security interests of our countries."

He added that the existence of Western military sites would contradict the interests of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), which has six members, all former Soviet states.
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Bad Guys

West wants Ukraine to be 'second Afghanistan' - Moscow


RT
Wed, 30 Mar 2022 16:59 UTC
Lavrov
© AP / Pool AFP
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has accused the West of attempting to turn Ukraine into "a second Afghanistan." He was speaking during a meeting with his Pakistani counterpart, Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Qureshi, in China on Wednesday.

The remarks came ahead of a summit on the situation in the Central Asian country, which will take place on Thursday in Tunxi city, and will be attended, by China and Russia, as well as the US, and others.

"Those who tried to make Afghanistan the center of world politics are now trying to replace Afghanistan with Ukraine," Lavrov said.

Since 1978, Afghanistan has been a scene of multiple wars with numerous international players involved. American and other Western troops left Kabul last year after a two decade occupation, with the country falling to the Taliban soon after.

Comment: This is no mere theory or conjecture. Making Ukraine into a 'quagmire' for Russia has been openly stated by US foreign policy designers for years.

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Ukraine accuses Red Cross of 'working for enemy'


RT
Tue, 29 Mar 2022 16:47 UTC
red cross
© Martyn Aim / Corbis via Getty ImagesAn ICRC in a village situated on the line between areas congrolled by government and rebel forces area in Luhansk region.
Ukraine's deputy prime minister has accused the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) of "working for the enemy" after it allegedly assisted in the evacuation of residents from the city of Mariupol to Russia. She implied that the international aid organization was more interested in Russian money than in supporting the Ukrainian cause.

The barrage of accusations came from Iryna Vereshchuk, who is Ukraine's highest-ranking parliamentarian with responsibility for humanitarian affairs. She reiterated Kiev's claims that Moscow was forcefully abducting Ukrainians from Mariupol, the port city that has seen some of the worst fighting since the month-long Russian attack on Ukraine began. The ICRC had helped with those evacuations, she has alleged.

"Ukraine never agreed to a humanitarian corridor from Mariupol to Russia. That's obvious. They are occupiers. They are enemies. Not peacemakers. The Red Cross had no right to help evacuate people there," she said in an interview with Ukraine's Strana news outlet.

Comment: The fact that one of the highest government officials in Ukraine is angry that their own people are being helped out of war zones is in itself proof Kiev is using their own people as human shields. The abduction allegation is not even flimsy, and it shows the Kiev government for who they are and what they are doing.

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UK Tory MP who 'wants to be transgender' became known for fleeing crash scene claiming he had PTSD after being raped & co-owning sugar daddy website

Martin Robinson
Daily Mail
Wed, 30 Mar 2022 12:00 UTC
Jamie Wallis
Jamie Wallis - the Tory MP for Bridgend in South Wales - pictured with Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Mr Wallis, who has not revealed his preferred pronoun, today revealed he 'wants to be' transgender and is 'not ok' after someone tried to blackmail him for £50,000
Britain's first trans MP Tory Jamie Wallis has thanked the Prime Minister and his fellow MPs for their support - hours after he dramatically came out on Twitter and revealed his rape and blackmail ordeal.

At PMQs today, Boris Johnson praised the bravery of a South Wales Tory who became the UK's first openly transgender MP and also revealed he was the victim of rape and a £50,000 blackmail plot.

Wallis made the revelation in a tweet at 3am after he attended a dinner for Tory MPs at which the Prime Minister poked fun at the culture war over gender identity. He added in a tweet today, that he would continue using 'he' pronouns and 'remain the same person I was yesterday'.

The Prime Minister threw a dinner for his MPs at the Park Plaza near Westminster Bridge last night and opened his speech with a gag about the issue after Labour's leader refused to answer a question about whether a woman can have a penis.

Comment: For more on the corruption, deviance, and incompetence raging throughout the upper echelons of the West, see: Also check out SOTT radio's:


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Wine n Glass

'Partygate': Renewed calls for Johnson to quit as police recommend 20 COVID rule breach fines


EuroNews
Tue, 29 Mar 2022 21:08 UTC
partygate protester
© APIt's alleged multiple social gatherings were held in Downing Street, breaking the government's own rules designed to restrict the spread of COVID-19.
Police have recommended 20 fines be issued over breaches of COVID regulations at the heart of the UK government.

It's in relation to the so-called Partygate scandal that has rocked Prime Minister Boris Johnson and weakened his authority.

It's alleged multiple social gatherings were held in Downing Street, breaking the government's own rules designed to restrict the spread of COVID-19.

Comment: See also:

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Ukraine used synagogue to store weapons - Russia


RT
Wed, 30 Mar 2022 14:01 UTC
ukraine weapons synagogue
© Russian Defense Ministry
The Russian Defense Ministry has accused Kiev of spreading "cynical lies" about its military campaign.

Russia claimed on Wednesday that Ukrainian fighters have been using a synagogue to secretly store weapons and ammunition. Kiev has repeatedly accused Moscow of striking civilian targets, while Russia says it is only hitting sites used by the military.

Major General Igor Konashenkov, a Defense Ministry spokesman, accused Kiev of trying to deceive the world with "cynical lies" about Russia's offensive.

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Russophobia now mainstream - Poland


RT
Wed, 30 Mar 2022 13:03 UTC
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki
© Mateusz Wlodarczyk / NurPhoto via Getty ImagesPolish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki joint press conference with CEO of Alphabet and Google Sundar Pichai at the Chancellery in Warsaw, Poland on March 29, 2022.
Mateusz Morawiecki says it has become an obvious reality in the country.

What was once called Russophobia has now become mainstream in Poland, the country's Prime Minister, Mateusz Morawiecki, insisted during a press conference on Wednesday.

The PM claims that in light of the situation in Ukraine, Poland has set "some standards" when it comes to anti-Russian sentiment.

"Ladies and Gentlemen, in the context of this terrible event which is the war in Ukraine, Poland sets some standards, and what was previously called Russophobia is now mainstream, it is already accepted as a reality," Morawiecki said.

Comment: See also:

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