Western politicians, scholars, and journalists have gone miles to justify sending military aid to Ukraine, saying that it stands for the future of democracy in Europe against the invasion of evil autocracies. This idea of the clash between democracies and autocracies has been at the heart of Western foreign policy […]
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The war in Ukraine started on 20 February 2014 when a very bloody coup, which was hidden behind peaceful anti-corruption demonstrations in Kiev that had started November 2013 and became progressively more violent.
On December 24th, a coup that self-alleged to be in support of Serbia to join the EU (like the successful U.S.-organized Maidan coup in 2014 Ukraine was alleged to have been) failed.
There was a U.S. coup in February 2014 in Ukraine, and Ukraine has been controlled by the U.S. regime ever since.
The book covers the political and cultural tug of war, that culminated in the defeat of Russia’s interests during the the Euromaidan.
The present article is about the hiding of America’s having perpetrated the coup in Ukraine in February 2014 that started the war in Ukraine.
In the U.S.-NATO fantasy world, there was no U.S. coup d’etat that violently overthrew Ukraine’s democratically elected President.
Those who oversaw the 2014 coup in Kiev, are the same ones running US foreign policy today: Joe Biden, Victoria Nuland and Jake Sullivan.
America had picked up where Nazi Germany had left off, but without Jews being the target, and instead targeting any nation.
The answer to “Who owns Crimea?” depends upon whether or not a person thinks that the gifting of Crimea from Russia to Ukraine.
The head of the private-CIA firm Stratfor said that the overthrow of Yanukovych in February 2014 was the most blatant U.S. coup in history.
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