The Situation in the Ukraine. #1

Austin wrote:A good portion of the money will be pocketed by the Maidan Goon .....As services rendered for the coup   

And then IMF will put such a tough condition on Ukranian people that it would lead to another round of protest  

calripson wrote:The CIA, European intelligence agencies, the US State Department, and multiple NGO fronts for those entities have been working in Ukraine for decades. They had the structure for this revolt all keyed up and ready to go for years. That being said, the success of it does depend on the passion and energy of the western Ukrainians to actually get out and fight. The crowds in Kiev were mostly young. If you watch video of pro-Russian protests the crowds are usually older. No Ukrainian under 30 has any real memory of ever living in a single state with Russia and their schooling for 20 years has painted Russia negatively. No eastern region of Ukraine will secede. Even in Kharkov, the pro-westerners are out in force intimidating the other side. Russia will not intervene in Crimea unless their forces are attacked and NATO/US has no desire to take that route.

Ukraine will eventually be brought into NATO. That's the whole idea. The EU and US will increase their support of Caucasian separatism followed by Tartar separatism, Bashkir, Circassian, ect. It is all open knowledge written about by Brzezinski who published a map of Russia in 1996 showing the country broken into 7 different regions.

The base goal is to remove Russia permanently as even a theoretical threat to "trans-Atlantic" hegemony. Russia is viewed as too large, controlling too many natural resources, and too militarily advanced to "let be".

I feel sorry for Putin. He is fundamentally dealing with a very weak hand. It was Gorbachev that really gave everything away. Had the USSR had a young effective leader in 1980 or 1985 (as China did in Deng) the future would have been different.

Regular wrote:Good luck with NATO bases in ethnic conflict zone

etaepsilonk wrote:Hey guys, check this out:

"Ukraine needs 35 billion. dollars

Ukraine on Monday said it was urgent need 35 billion. U.S. dollars in financial assistance from foreign donors and asked the West over the next two weeks to convene an international conference to an agreement on a financial rescue plan for Kiev.

Interim Finance Minister Yuriy Kolobov its report stated that the planned volume of macro-economic assistance to Ukraine to be about 35 billion. U.S. dollars (25 billion. Euros or 88 billion. Dollars) by the end of next year."

http://www.delfi.lt/news/daily/world/paviesintas-dar-vienas-vaizdo-irasas-sokiruoja-i-aktyvistus-saudziusiu-snaiperiu-amunicija.d?id=64105334#ixzz2uEmYfhJz

Freaking 35 billion USD??? Are they fu***ng insane?    

medo wrote:How long could new opposition government work, if Crimea and eastern regions don't pay taxes to Kiev? How would western Ukraine live without money?

flamming_python wrote:Here's someone who knows exactly what he's talking about (Russian only, interview with ex-Israeli intelligence official).

Regular wrote:

flamming_python wrote:Here's someone who knows exactly what he's talking about (Russian only, interview with ex-Israeli intelligence official).

Thanks for the video man.
Lol I like that Yakov guy. 11:25 bit very well put. 
And I thought that Israel TV is general anti-russian. 
I've looked at comments on Youtube, and look got frustrated 


"Alexander Rivne-Ukraina
2 hours ago
 
Теперь я понял для чего был Холокост."
"Now I know reasons for Holocaust. "

I wish all the best to Odessa jews :/

flamming_python wrote:Crazy adventures of Euromaidan trash

Dealing with traffic police:


Nothing like a good ol' witch hunt:


It's downright surreal

You know what this guy needs?
An AK burst to the face

flamming_python wrote:Looks like Saaka is getting nervous again   
Hell he's running so scared, he's even started speaking Russian
Always a good sign