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Ukraine Provoked Putin’s Invasion

by mosesman

  • Ukraine Provoked Putin’s Invasion
    by https://www.henrymakow.com/
    (Pro Western protesters were killed by CIA-trained snipers in order to provoke 2014 Maidan color revolution which deposed the pro-Russian President Yanukovych)
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    This war is really about Russia’s refusal to be destroyed from within     by the Atlanticist agents of the satanist central banking cartel. And from without, by Ukraine at its borders. Putin does not want to see Russia destroyed and its bones picked, as is happening to the US. John Hamilton provides the war background the MSM doesn’t want us to know.
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    by John Hamilton,     (henrymakow.com)

    Follow the trail back to the source of the Ukraine conflict and you arrive at the 2014 Obama-Biden CIA. The CIA created the Nov. 2013 to Feb. 2014 demonstrations now the Maidan. Protesters there objected to Ukraine’s sudden decision to reject the European Union-Ukraine Association Agreement, instead choosing closer ties to Russia and the Eurasian Economic Union.
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    The CIA wasn’t having any of this. Not their first rodeo, by any means, the agency has a long history of overturning governments by marshalling and transforming public protest (e.g., Iran, Guatemala, Congo, Dominican Republic, Vietnam, Brazil, Chile, and now, in 2014, Ukraine’s time had come.)
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    Maidan protests were funded by globalist George Soros, which he acknowledged to CNN. As the coup de grâce, the CIA used a false flag operation to topple the government: their trained snipers were positioned atop city center buildings to appear to be government forces shooting down on the protesters, (it was ultranationalists or “neo-Nazi’s).
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    Purpose: create chaos and build empathy for their “freedom and democracy” movement. Killing your own to further bigger goals makes no sense to the rational mind, but geopolitics and subterfuge that leads to war is not “rational.”
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    In the Kiev Maidan protests, from November 21, 2013 to February 23, 2014, a total of 110-123 protesters and 18 police officers were killed. As a result, the democratically-elected, but Moscow-leaning Ukraine leader Victor Yanukovych was ousted (2014). These followed: Turchynov (briefly, 2014), Poroshenko (2014-2019, and now, Zelenskyy (2019-). Poroshenko prosecuted a contained war in the Donbass region vs. pro-    Russian forces and civilians. It would take years for Russia to respond, but the situation eventually escalated to today’s country-wide hot war.
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