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Anonymous Ukraine is operating in what can only now be described as a war zone and the security measures they are forced to take are extreme. A member of Anonymous Ukraine who wishes to remain anonymous spoke to the Voice of Russia about the operations and the recent release of e-mails between Vitaly Klischko and the Lithuanian Presidential advisor. The e-mails show that Klitschko was intentionally planning to destabilize the country, is being instructed and funded from abroad and has his accounts in Germany.
The rupture appeared to be the final blow to an ambitious U.S.-sponsored effort to frame a peace treaty this year. Israeli-Palestinian talks that began last summer under heavy American pressure were already sputtering and were due to expire next week.
The negotiations, always a long shot, marked the first deep involvement by the Obama administration to address the intractable conflict. The direct Israeli-Palestinian talks, often with a U.S. mediator present, had been the most sustained and substantive such discussions in more than five years.

People wait to be rescued on upper storeys at the trade union building in Odessa May 2, 2014.
What triggered the tragedy were violent clashes, which erupted on Friday afternoon between two rival rallies in Ukraine's port-city of Odessa.
Around 1,500 supporters of the Kiev authorities, accompanied by aggressive fans of the local football club, Chernomorets, tried to march through the center of the city chanting "Glory to Ukraine," "Death to enemies," "Knife the Moskals [derogatory for Russians]." Some of the people in the group were wearing ultra-nationalist Right Sector movement insignia, were armed with chains and bats and carried shields.
As Russian troops continued to conduct exercises near the Ukrainian border and the US Secretary of State, John Kerry, demanded the Russian government do more to defuse the situation or risk further economic sanctions, a Kremlin spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, was quoted as saying that Russia had "lost its influence" over separatists in the region.
Speaking in Moscow yesterday, Mr Peskov said: "People are calling in despair, asking for help. The overwhelming majority demand Russian help. All these calls are reported to [President] Vladimir Putin."
He made clear that the Russian government blamed the West for the worsening situation, while stressing the need for "dialogue" towards a peaceful resolution. "Kiev and its Western sponsors are practically provoking the bloodshed and bear direct responsibility for it. Those who recognise this junta as a legal power become an accomplice to this crime."
Comment: Lavrov is completely right. It's absurd to demand Russia control the anti-Kiev protestors in Ukraine. If a group of Russian citizens were threatening Kiev, on Russian soil, it might be different. But the fact of the matter is that the West (mainly the U.S. and their Kiev Kronies) created this problem from the get-go. It is THEIR responsibility to solve it, within the confines of international law and human decency. The won't, of course, but that too is their problem. As will be the consequences.
"I think this is an organised criminal group that has been acting like this since the very beginning, committing war crimes. For these atrocities they must be brought to justice as war criminals and they must be tried by an international military tribunal," Irina Yarovaya, chair of the Duma Security Committee, said on Saturday, May 3.
She believes that any support for 'the self-proclaimed Kiev authorities who ordered the extermination of their own people means compliance in this mass killing of people".
Duma Deputy Speaker Sergei Neverov is convinced that "there is no justification" for what happened in Slavyansk, Kramatorsk and Odessa in Ukraine.
"It's awful that the unleashing of civil war Ukraine is supported by the West that in no time has forgotten human rights and democratic values, of which EU countries and the United States claimed to be the advocates. Now no one has any doubt as to who is sponsoring unrests in Ukraine and who sponsored them from the start," he said.
Comment: The Western leaders remain dear to reasonable proposals because they're psychopaths. Once again, Russia is making their stance clear: international law must be obeyed. It is not just a combination of words to be conveniently parroted when it's in the West's interests.

A political analyst says the US National Security Agency (NSA) directly sends all of the intelligence that it gathers to Israel.
"We now know that all of the NSA's spying is going directly to Israel," James H. Fetzer, a professor at the University of Minnesota Duluth, said in a Saturday interview.
"I believe that all of our allies should discontinue sharing their intelligence with the Unites States unless they are willing that it should go directly to Tel Aviv," the analyst said.
"It would be advisable for the Unites Nations to undertake an exploration of this because it appears to be a violation of national sovereignty for one nation to be spying on the communications of its highest executive officials," Fetzer added.He said even if the UN passed a resolution against spying, there would be no guarantee that the two countries would stop their illegal acts of espionage.

A Ukrainian soldier points his weapon at an approaching car with APCs behind him at a checkpoint near the town of Slavyansk.
"There was a gunfight near the railway station about half-an-hour ago. From there it moved to Malinovka district," a representative of the local self-defense headquarters told Interfax. According to the source, protesters managed to drive the troops to the outskirts of the town, and "plan to dislodge them from there."
One activist, called Natalia, confirmed to RT that currently there is shooting near the villages of Malinovka and Andreevka.
She said that self-defense is currently "pursuing" National Guard troops, Rights Sector militants and "mercenaries."
"So, we are now conducting an offensive rather than a defensive operation," Natalia said. The "operation" is aimed at the "destruction" of the troops' camps in the area.
Earlier, Ukrainian troops who are continuing their special operation in Slavyansk, took control of a local TV broadcasting center, the country's Interior Ministry said, as cited by Itar-Tass.
Meanwhile the Donetsk region self-defense forces say they have managed to regain some of the areas, previously seized by Ukrainian troops. That's according to Miroslav Rudenko, one of the Donbass self-defense leaders, who was interviewed by Interfax.
David Lindorff, an American investigative journalist, was talking to Press TV two days after Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Moscow reserves the right to take appropriate action if the West continues its anti-Russia moves.
"So for the US not to take seriously Russia's announcement that it is going to defend its southern border from that kind of interference, it would be a very scary mistake," Lindorff stated.The analyst said European countries heavily depend on Russia's gas, which is delivered to them via a pipeline cutting through Ukraine.
"Russia holds some of the higher cards in this kind of high stakes Poker with economic sanctions," he added.
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A total of 46 people have died in Odessa's violence on Friday and almost 200 others have sustained injuries, Odessa Region prosecutor Igor Borshulyak told journalists on Saturday.
39 of the dead lost their lives in the fire at the Odessa Trade Unions House, according to the Ukrainian emergencies agency.
"31 of the dead were found inside the building, eight more were found outside by law enforcement officers," the agency's statement reads.
A Globe and Mail review has found a pattern of payments, about which little information is available, involving a tight circle of advisers that surrounded former premier Dalton McGuinty during his time in office. Among them were payments of more than $50,000 in the same year to two different companies in the name of the former premier's campaign director; money repeatedly directed to a high-profile strategist through his then-wife's business; and more than $300,000 paid to a former chief of staff shortly after he was pushed out of his job.
While there is no indication that any of the transactions were illegitimate, the lack of transparency makes it difficult to determine what services were provided at taxpayers' expense.











Comment: What a grovelling, sycophantic, bootlicking excuse for a human! This man deserves to be in prison, along with everyone else who conspired to sell their country down the tubes.