Ukraine - US &EU demoncracy?

America's "demoncracy"? What a load of bullshit? Shouldn't Ukraine have a referendum too? It's the Ukraine's Oligarch, the White House & EP calling the shots & making decision for the Ukrainians? Where do they place the consensus & will of Ukrainian - NO self-determination for them?

Published on 13 Mar 2014 | Secretary of State John Kerry warned that the U.S. and Europe would be forced to take "serious series of steps" against Russia if a referendum on Crime goes forward.

Crisis in Ukraine fomented by the Neo-Con Kagan family

Understanding the Crisis in Ukraine

The crisis in the Ukraine has been fomented by the Neo-Con Kagan family and their Zionist masters. The Kagan family, Lithuanian Jews of Khazar ancestry, seems to have a permanent fiefdom at the State Department. Robert, Fred, and their father, Donald Kagan, were the founders of the Project for a New American Century, which aggressively pushed for war against Iraq during the Clinton and Bush administrations. Rather than being allowed to start new wars, the Kagans should be prosecuted for their roles in the conspiracy to wage a war of aggression against Iraq.

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By Christopher Bollyn

The Ukrainian Pendulum

The American soldiers are “military advisors”, ostensibly members of Blackwater private army (renamed Academi); a few hundred of them patrol Kiev while others try to suppress the revolt in Donetsk. Officially, they were invited by the new West-installed regime. They are the spearhead of the US invasion attempting to prop up the regime and break down all resistance. They have already bloodied their hands in Donetsk.

Besides, the Pentagon has doubled the number of US fighter jets on a NATO air patrol mission in the Baltics; the US air carrier entered the Black Sea, some US Marines reportedly landed in Lvov “as a part of pre-planned manoeuvres”.

The Russian soldiers ostensibly belong to the Russian Fleet, legally stationed in Crimea. They were in Crimea before the coup, in accordance with the Russian-Ukrainian treaty (like the US 5^th fleet in Kuwait), but their presence was probably beefed up. Additional Russian troops were invited in by deposed but legitimately elected President Yanukovych (compare this with the US landing on Haiti in support of the deposed President Aristide ). They help the local pro-Russian militia maintain order, and no one gets killed in the process. In addition, Russia brought its troops on alert and returned a few warships to the Black Sea.

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Israeli Ukrainian Dual Citizens Financed Protests in Ukraine

Published on 2 Mar 2014 | by Russian Bear on 108Moris 108
http://www.tabletmag.com/jewish-news-and-politics/155976/ukraines-western-face http://www.spiegel.de/international/europe/how-oligarchs-in-ukraine-prepared-for-the-fall-of-yanukovych-a-955328.html
http://www.cnbc.com/id/101435404

Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement on Israel.

AIPAC Is Losing Influence Over U.S. Foreign Policy

Published on 5 Mar 2014 | Phyllis Bennis: The failure of the powerful pro-Israel lobbying group to force congress to vote for intervention into Syria or for additional sanctions on Iran representing a significant decline in its influence.

Ukraine : Another case - 'overthrown' of a legitimate Government?

"His opponents not only betrayed a democratic principle. They subverted a ‘Peace Deal’ signed between them and Yanukovich on 21 February 2014 in which the latter had agreed to form a national unity government within 10 days that would include opposition representatives; reinstate the 2004 Constitution; relinquish control over Ukraine’s security services; and hold presidential and parliamentary elections by December 2014. According to the Deal, endorsed by Germany, France and Poland, Yanukovich would remain president until the elections."

"What really matters to the elites in the US, Britain and other Western countries is not democracy but the perpetuation of their hegemonic power. Hegemony, not democracy, has always been their object of worship."

Published on 3 Mar 2014 | Investigative journalist Robert Parry talks about Russia's move to invade Ukraine's Crimean peninusla and the role of the US and the west in fomenting crisis there.