LET's LAUGH FOR A MOMENT
So the losing Ukrainian villains and their crumbling masters are that desperate- not only do they go to the extent of falsifying info but they even have fake websites now, incuding "rus" in their URL names. Just like the Interpretermag of convicted former billionaire Mikhail Kodorovsky who was finally forced to admit recently that the Ukrainian troops are losing badly. Just like the Ukrainian comedian army who accepts they lost a battle ten days after the fact.
Pagan has been exposed many times for his disinformation but I guess he must be doing it for his mercenary fee so shame is not part of his vocabulary. But the fact that they even use "StopFake.org" is typical of the propaganada tricks used by the Anglo-Zionist ilk- DO WHAT IS OPPOSITE. Claim we are for democracy but we remove elected governments we don't like. We help you fight corruption but we are actually using you to plunder you because you are stupid (like the Maidan).You have no freedom of the press but only 6 Zionist-owned corporations own the mainstream media anyway, so we have a propaganda press to save our interests, etc.
The trick is to make a narrative "Russians in UKraine" to demonize.I guess they haven't reached the stage to realize they have lost their ability to control the narrative long ago.
I am far away from Russia and Ukraine but I can clearly see the script of the villains:
1) The political nitpicking sorrounding a supposed invasion is moot. After the carnage done by the criminal Ukrainian comedic forces on the civilian population, Russia has the popular and legal support to drive out the criminals not only from Novorussia but from Kiev itself (remember the NATO rationale for Serbia incursion and other precedents). In this case pretentious talk is useless.PEOPLE ACTUALLY WANT RUsSIA TO HAVE INVADED LONG AGO. Even in America, most hate the 1% dominated Anglo-Zionist monsters & they are rooting for the Russians. This is just a continuation of the Indignados campaign, the recent EU elections and the Occupy movements in the US. But this time the heroes are clearly winning against the villains. So, Russia, go for it, invade Kiev. The ruckus will only be in the Western propaganda press which nobody reads anyway but the world will cheer instead. Right about time, the Anglo-Zionist is bankrupt, time to wake them up to a new reality.(Of course, no need to do it now because the rebels are winning anyway, current developments will wake the villains up anyway!!! )
2) if it was intended for the Western politicians who love to posture as if they can still intimidate anybody, it doesn't matter anymore. They are bombing Mariupol while the NATO clowns are saberrattling in Wales. Is anybody still thinking about what the clowns think? There is actualy a comedic twist to it and the comedians are the WEstern has-beens, busy pretending powerful while the roof above their heads is caving in.
3) this is the most laughable. This was supposed to become a rallying point in Russia against war in Ukraine because mothers are complaining of their soldiers going to war. Why did the mothers let their sons become soldiers in the first place? One of the NGO's created by the vilains in Russia is this supposed to be organization of mothers protecting the soldiers and in their minds, they should be handy in cases like this but they will never be handy because that organization is too obviously contrived, very obvious creation of WEstern provocateurs and this group is mercenary so the Russian authorities should be targetting this because the leaders are obviously foreign agents.Of course, the reason I suspect they are not doing nything is because it is so laughable, just a waste of time.
Meanwhile, Poroshenko is busy claiming he has a ceasefire on Friday. He obviously knows he has clearly lost it.I guess, the rallying cry should be "Na KIev".
Just imagine Poroshenko, Yatseniuk and the Right Sektor eating their neckties like Mikhail Sakashvilli did during the Georgian War.
See, I told you, it's gonna be funny
Btw, I thank the Ukraine fiasco. I was learning Russian language half-heartedly before but this drama forced me to really read Russian language Cyrillic script to keep abreast with the news. Good news, I can understand 95% of the time without using the dictionary. Thank you, Novorussians! I just added Russian to my fluentlanguage list: I also speak French, Italian, Spanish, German, Dutch and Hungarian. By learning Russian, I discovered I can also read Bulgarian, though without the declensions. The Slavic languages are close: I can understand half of what the Serbian, Croatian (actually similar to Serbian)and Polish are saying.I don't bother with the Ukrainian much, it's about another reality altogether.