Topic: Fake Elections in Ukraine. (Read 2173 times)

Perhaps that is allowed. But there are certain conditions. If elected as the president, you should transfer the Forex and Gold reserves to the CIA. Also, the control of all the natural resources will be with the American corporations. 

Can I vote for myself? You know, to keep the spirit of the new Ukrainian elections?

The US was among the first states to congratulate Ukraine's president-elect Petro Poroshenko. Yet real US opinions of the new president are more complicated, as revealed by WikiLeaks cables which refer to the billionaire as a “disgraced oligarch.”

Because they were afraid of the pro russian guerrilla that were patrolling near those voting sections , captain obvious.

If someone in the rebel controlled areas wanted to vote, they were free to do so. Additional polling stations were set up in cities such as Kharkov, where citizens from Donetsk and Lugansk could vote. But only around 5% of the population did voted in these locations.

What were the machine gun carrying pro-Russia militants afraid of when they were preventing people from voting in those regions? The truth that Ukrainians DON'T actually want fascists in power, or that they DON'T support Russian dictatorship?

Even after all that ballot stuffing, less than half the people voted in the provinces of Kharkov and Odessa. And there was hardly any polling in the Donetsk and Lugansk oblasts.

The image is pretty consistent with the previous elections, only this time, just to be on the safe side, the East didn't have anyone to vote for:

Fact 1

Presidential powers were considerably reduced in favor of the parliament right after the coup in Kiev. Oligarch Petr Poroshenko is likely to win office, according to public opinion polls. But after swearing an oath he, lacking his own party in the parliament, may find himself deadlocked on governmental decisions with Batkivschina (Fatherland) Party. Batkivshchina has strong contingent of MPs and is headed by Poroshenko’s main competitor, Yulia Tymoshenko.

Fact 6

The self-proclaimed governments of Donetsk and Lugansk said they would derail the election in their respective regions. But it will be considered valid anyway by Kiev. Actually, it will be considered valid even if it takes place in one constituency only. The new authorities amended the election bill to remove the minimum turnout requirement.

A team of American lawmakers is in Ukraine to observe the presidential election which Washington has called a historic milestone and provided over US$ 11.4 million to support the vote despite ongoing violence in eastern Ukraine.

US senators Rob Portman (R-Ohio) and Benjamin Cardin (D-Maryland) arrived in Ukraine’s capital Kiev as a part of the American monitoring mission. The US team is led by former Secretary of State, Madeleine Albright.

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"Throughout the last few months, the Ukrainian people have repeatedly demonstrated their desire to choose their leaders without interference and to live in a democracy where they can determine their own future free of violence and intimidation," the US president said in a statement. "This election is another important step forward in the efforts of the Ukrainian government to unify the country and reach out to all of its citizens to ensure their concerns are addressed and aspirations met."

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 “That is not something that can be done with the barrel of a gun pointed at you,” President Obama and said earlier this year, at a meeting with Ukraine’s acting Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk.

Kiev has unleashed the army against those in the east of Ukraine who don’t want to be under its control.

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 “We are fully aware…that it will no longer be possible to hold in a normal way elections on the vast territory of Donesk and Lugansk regions,” Arsen Avakov told a media conference.

That does not change anything for the coup-imposed government in Kiev who amended the election bill to remove the minimum turnout requirement. 

No such thing as fair election.

Even US is riddled with fraud.

I think that they have already finalized on the billionaire chocolate king, after realizing that Tymoshenko's reputation is damaged beyond repair.   Poroshenko's net worth right now is around $1.3 billion. I hope that he will be able to increase it to $13.0 billion by the end of his term.

I guess we just need to wait for the US State Department's announcement of who they (s)elected to be the (p)resident of Ukraine.  
And the insider info, in the face of Timoshenko, says the next round will be on the 15 of June, when Ukraine's joining NATO will be rubber-stamped.