Wayne Madsen
Photo: An intense NATO propaganda is under way in Ukraine. On 16-17 June there was a NATO-Ukraine summit in Kiev. On the same date, there was a Paul MacCartney concert, "free", of course. In this way, a former Beatle is acting as a cultural rep of Nato ambitions in Ukraine. These ambitions are aimed, of course, against Russia. Meanwhile, a "philosopher" of Organization of Marxists, in Ukraine, by the name of Alexander Budilo, maintains that Ukraine has no other way but to join the Nato. In this way, the OM (Organization of Marxists) reveals itself as a rep of imperialist forces. Fuck them! (Fractal-Vortex)
Ever since the democracy manipulation efforts of international hedge fund brigand George Soros were joined with the artificial street revolution tactics of CIA tactician Gene Sharp to form the core strategy of the U.S. neo-conservative goal of imposing a «New American Century» on the entire world, Ukraine has served as the prize of America’s interventionist foreign policy. And the neocons are still alive and active as ever inside Secretary of State John Kerry's State Department.
In the wake of what has been called the «Orange Revolution II» in Ukraine, Kerry's Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs, Victoria Nuland, who previously served as Hillary Clinton's State Department mouthpiece, threatened sanctions against Ukraine’s government led by President Viktor Yanukovych. Gazing over protesters in central Kyiv from his hotel window, Arizona’s fanatical Republican Senator John McCain was licking his chops over the prospect of an anti-Russian Ukraine coming into being. McCain is a Cold War throwback and someone who remains mentally-unbalanced between flashbacks from a prisoner of war cell in Hanoi and to present-day reality.
Ukraine, which resisted efforts by the European Union to integrate it into Europe's banker-led federation of austerity and poverty, came into the EU's cross hairs after it abandoned an «Association Agreement» pact with the EU. Instead, Kyiv opted for a more lucrative economic union with Russia. That move triggered off a mass street uprising in Kyiv's Maidan (Independence) Square that demanded the resignation of Ukraine's democratically-elected President and government.