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Ukraine Military Attacks Anti-Coup Civilians, US Silent

http://www.globalresearch.ca/ukraine-military-attacks-anti-coup-civilians-us-silent/5381625

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As Ukrainian military forces launched a bloody operation last week in the eastern city of Slavyansk, she told her UN counterparts that the Kiev “response is reasonable, it is proportional, and frankly it is what any one of our countries would have done in the face of this threat.” Even Salon.com is finding it difficult to stomach the odious Samantha Power, calling her a “brazen hypocrite.”
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In the meantime Pentagon still screams about Russia not withdrawing its border patrol troops from its borders:
http://ria.ru/world/20140509/1007179555.html
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Yatsenyuk alarmed by Putin’s remarks

http://euromaidanpr.com/2014/05/09/yatsenyuk-alarmed-by-putins-remarks

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The Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk considers the statements on Ukraine made on May 7 by the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin  suspicious and a possible prelude to new provocations by Moscow. Yatsenyuk expresses his views during an interview on channel 5 Thursday evening, May 8, as reported by Ukrainska Pravda. “Vladimir Putin’s statement alarmed me…It gave me a sense of foreboding, They say one thing and do something else. After this statement I asked our law enforcement to strengthen security for May 9, Yatsenyuk said.
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I just heard six Russian marine ships are passing near the Dutch border (in the North Sea), for the first time in 20 years..

Does anyone know what they are doing here? I've read they were heading to Murmansk (Russian: Mypмaнcк).
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Oh my gosh!  Shocked I’ve got some friends in Ukraine and Venezuella.. By the things they speak about I believe that they both have the same problems for different reasons. I wish it would just end as soon as it is possible.. Sad

The root problem in both cases being the corruption, which can further be exploited in the struggle for power, and resources.



This is starting to get old. It feels as if EU is just going on inertia with a US auto-pilot:

EU foreign minister heads will discuss expansion of sanctions against Russia:
http://ria.ru/world/20140509/1007142220.html

One of the readers commented: "They are like parrots: 'Sanctions! Sanctions!' They make people want spewing at their sound-making"
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Oh my gosh!  Shocked I’ve got some friends in Ukraine and Venezuella.. By the things they speak about I believe that they both have the same problems for different reasons. I wish it would just end as soon as it is possible.. Sad
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Ballot boxes being prepped for May 11 "Donetsk People's Republic" referendum on independence:



Anti-Kiev forces detain Ukrainian officer transporting BM-21 Grad shells to Markovka. Use of such weaponry would be a WarCrime.
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And following these news, unknown people attack the control post on Russian-Ukrainian border:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/russian/rolling_news/2014/05/140508_rn_ukraine_russia_border_attack.shtml

More about this yesterday's news in English:

Armed group stages provocation at Ukraine-Russia border checkpoint
http://rt.com/news/157788-ukraine-russia-border-provocation/
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Nuland has tough time justifying US involvement in Ukraine
http://rt.com/news/157808-nuland-grilled-ukraine-costs/

Her name is Nudelman, btw.

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But instantaneously she came under fire from Dana Rohrabacher, a republican congressman from California.

“We did have legitimate election before, and the legitimate president was removed after we had major street violence. There were pictures of people running around that we were told were neo-Nazis,” Rohrabacher challenged Nuland.

Nuland faced a hard time coming up with answers.

“First of all the vast majority of those who were participating on Maidan were peaceful protesters. There were mothers and grandmothers and veterans,” Nuland said, but before being able to continue, Rohrabacher reminded the diplomat of vast presence of violent Ukrainian radicals.

“I saw those pictures and I also saw a lot of people throwing fire bombs at groups of policemen. There were people shooting into the ranks of police. So, yes, there were mothers with flowers, but there were also very dangerous street fighters engaged in those demonstrations. The question is: were there neo-Nazi groups involved?”

Nuland could not provide a definitive answer, saying that “there were many colors of Ukraine involved including very ugly colors.”

For the record, Nuland submitted and read out a statement where she said that US policy towards Ukraine is based on four pillars.

First of all Washington is offering “financial, technical and non-lethal security assistance” for the May 25 election.

In addition to $92 million in FY2013 State/USAID funds and $86 million in FY2014 funds, we are providing an additional $50 million in technical assistance and the $1 billion dollar loan guarantee under the authority passed by Congress on April 1st.


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“The Russian economy ... is already buckling under the pressure of these internationally imposed sanctions. Its credit ratings are hovering just above junk status,” said Nuland.

Not everyone agreed, with Ted Poe, a Texas Republican, saying many are not convinced that sanctions do indeed produce any effect.

“I don't think it's worked,” he said. “In all fairness, I don't think it's stopped Russia from doing anything.”

Who cares about credit ratings? I'm still buying into Russian equity funds, as now is a very opportune time... Grin
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'We Will Vote': Eastern Ukrainians Defy Kiev and Putin

http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2014/05/08-1

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Pro-Russian activists declared Thursday they will move forward with planned referendums on Sunday over autonomy in southeastern Ukraine, despite a call by Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday to delay the vote. Opponents of the Kiev government in the regions of Donetsk and Luhansk announced the move on Thursday. Denis Pushilin of the self-declared "Donetsk People's Republic" told reporters the decision was unanimous, according to numerous media reports. "Civil war has already begun," he said. "The referendum can put a stop to it and start a political process."
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And following these news, unknown people attack the control post on Russian-Ukrainian border:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/russian/rolling_news/2014/05/140508_rn_ukraine_russia_border_attack.shtml

This might escalate into a war..?

Two buses arrived at the check point to arrange papers for exit from Ukraine, once on the territory of the check point, about 40 armed men jumped out of the buses and spread around the perimeter.

They demanded that the border guards put down their weapons and surrender within 30 seconds. 30 seconds later they started throwing bottles with flammable liquid. Border guards opened fire. In the ensuing flames, the attackers got back into the cars and drove back to Ukrainian territory.



In other news, Poroshenko proposes to rename Victory Day celebration into Memory Day celebration in accordance with UN and Western tradition.
http://www.interfax.ru/world/375474



Russia introduces return sanctions in reply to the ones introduced by US/Canada. The names on the sanctions list will not be announced. They will know about it once they apply for Russian visas.  Cool
http://www.interfax.ru/russia/375496
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Ukraine deploys 15,000 troops to Russian border, NATO beefs up forces in E. Europe – Moscow

http://rt.com/news/157736-ukraine-troops-russia-borders

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Ukraine has deployed 15,000 troops on its border with Russia, while NATO continues beefing up its forces in Eastern Europe, Russian Defense Ministry stated as the military alliance and Pentagon accuse Moscow of keeping armed forces close to Ukraine.
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prominent businessman." In that same speech, Biden said "Democracy and free markets work best when they deliver what people most want."

Sure enough, Jaguars and Porsches are probably what some people "most want." Now thanks to U.S. taxpayer backing, some Ukrainians have them!


This bussines and money is probably just cover up for funding some CIA operations in Ukraine.

what's wrong with a suitcase full of cash? do not overthink it
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prominent businessman." In that same speech, Biden said "Democracy and free markets work best when they deliver what people most want."

Sure enough, Jaguars and Porsches are probably what some people "most want." Now thanks to U.S. taxpayer backing, some Ukrainians have them!


This bussines and money is probably just cover up for funding some CIA operations in Ukraine.
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Meanwhile in Ukraine... The US Vice President...



prominent businessman." In that same speech, Biden said "Democracy and free markets work best when they deliver what people most want."

Sure enough, Jaguars and Porsches are probably what some people "most want." Now thanks to U.S. taxpayer backing, some Ukrainians have them!



http://washingtonexaminer.com/overseas-private-investment-corporation-gave-a-20-million-loan-to-ukrainian-porsche-dealership-owned-by-biden-friend-and-donor/article/2548216


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Ukraine: 17 Billion Reasons To Doubt It Is About Democracy

http://www.thesleuthjournal.com/ukraine-17-billion-reasons-doubt-democracy/

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With this decision, the IMF and the western powers have given the green light to begin acquiring the country’s assets in a number of steps and through compliance to certain globalist banking rules that are pre-established by the world’s central bank. Initially, the IMF will disburse $3,190 million to Kiev, of which $2.000 billion will be added to the official budget in an attempt to “support and stabilize” the ailing Ukrainian economy.
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A deputy of Ukrainian Rada want to pass a law prohibiting deputies of Russian Duma visiting Ukraine:
http://ria.ru/world/20140508/1006995886.html

Absurdity rules. The number of Russian deputies who visited or would wish to visit Ukraine is far below that of the US/EU/NATO officials.
Yanukovich tried to ban entry to them, but it was already too late.


Moscow: Kiev's reaction obstructs OSCE efforts to resolve Ukraine crisis
http://rt.com/news/157696-kiev-reaction-osce-russia/

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Kiev's reaction has jeopardized the OSCE’s efforts to start an inclusive national dialogue in Ukraine, the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.

Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has expressed “deep concern” at Kiev’s official reaction to proposals on resolving the Ukrainian crisis reached by President Putin and OSCE Chairperson-in-Office and Swiss President Didier Burkhalter during negotiations in Moscow on Wednesday.

"Reaction to the results of the Putin-Burkhalter meeting is a matter of deep concern as it effectively puts into question the prospects of the OSCE's efforts to launch an inclusive national dialogue,” Lavrov said in a phone call with his German counterpart, Frank-Walter Steinmeier.



2 southeast Ukrainian regions to hold referendum May 11 as planned
http://rt.com/news/157640-donetsk-ukraine-referendum-may/

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“This is not our decision [of the politicians] , this is the decision of people of Donbas region,” said Andrey Purgin, one of the leaders of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic, “People of Donbas [Region] got their chance to make a heroic deed and we can’t deprive them from this chance.”

The decision of holding a referendum as scheduled was approved on the council of People’s Republic of Donetsk unanimously.

People don’t trust Kiev authorities,” Miroslav Rudenko, one of the Donbas self-defense leaders, told Interfax, “Also the reaction of [coup-appointed PM Arseny] Yatsenyuk to the proposal of Russian President [calling for an end to Kiev’s military operation] was inadequate.
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Ukraine crisis starts to hit European firms  Grin

http://money.cnn.com/2014/05/07/news/economy/ukraine-europe-companies/index.html

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From banks to brewers, the slump in Russia's economy is taking its toll on sales and profits at businesses in the rest of Europe. Weak factory orders in Germany could point to worse to come.

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The International Monetary Fund says Russia has already been dragged into a recession as investors flee the emerging market for fear of being caught up in the escalating conflict in eastern Ukraine.

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The United States and Europe accuse Moscow of stoking separatist tension in Ukraine, following its annexation of Crimea. They've frozen the assets of dozens of Russian officials, and the U.S. has gone further by targeting 18 Russian companies.
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