The Situation in the Ukraine. #11

kvs wrote:

magnumcromagnon wrote:Odessa port workers went to protest against Kiev authorities

...I just hope none of them will find themselves in a building that catches on fire.

According to a recently passed law it is illegal to publicly criticize the government (i.e. Kiev butcher regime).   So these
port workers are going to have to carry blank placards.  I am not sure, maybe the new law restricts public action
such as demonstrations.   Someone should read the fine print.

Whatever the Kiev regime does, NATO will support it.   Human rights and democracy and all that jazz.

Makes sense they would go that route, apparently the Kiev regime stopped publishing approval ratings for politicians for some time now, and apparently Eugene Kaptko of the Research & Branding Group, a sociological society, stated that the regime in Kiev purposely stopped publishing the approval rating data of major Kiev bureacrats, and the data that he collected shows that Portopottyshenko's ruling party only has a 13% approval rating:

https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=auto&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fin24.org%2Fpolitics%2F14138


...With a approval rating of 13%, plus the rise of fuel prices by 300% it has all the potential of creating yet another rebel front outside of Novorossiya, possibly a new front that starts in Odessa.

ahmedfire wrote:Where is Putin ? everyone asks about him

Superstar Putin... Hollywood may want him.

Transcarpathia, a potential 2nd front?

Transcarpathian Rusyns demanded from Kiev to give autonomy to the region

Ukraine began selling US. The first lot - the port near Odessa

magnumcromagnon wrote:Ukraine began selling US. The first lot - the port near Odessa

This can very danegerous.

Who the hell cares what they sell in Odessa, or in any eastern region?

The chance of conflict is high enough and the Ukraine's economic situation poor enough to give any asset a rock-bottom price. The Ukrainian government will fortunately not earn too much from its bargain-basket sales - which I suspect will be declared null and void once either the Ukrainian government collapses or Odessa breaks off; the chance of the status-quo prevailing and the retard Ukrainian government holding onto its increasingly desperate grip on power, or even of the Ukrainian state itself surviving past the next few years - is not all that high.

Just today the fireworks kicked off in Konstantinovka.
We may well be about to witness the next chapter of the Ukraine's fragmentation, or if not then perhaps yet another massacre of civilians.

Maybe with Russian assistance Iran can expand its navy and could lease a port in Cuba...

flamming_python wrote:Who the hell cares what they sell in Odessa, or in any eastern region?

The chance of conflict is high enough and the Ukraine's economic situation poor enough to give any asset a rock-bottom price. The Ukrainian government will fortunately not earn too much from its bargain-basket sales - which I suspect will be declared null and void once either the Ukrainian government collapses or Odessa breaks off; the chance of the status-quo prevailing and the retard Ukrainian government holding onto its increasingly desperate grip on power, or even of the Ukrainian state itself surviving past the next few years - is not all that high.

Just today the fireworks kicked off in Konstantinovka.
We may well be about to witness the next chapter of the Ukraine's fragmentation, or if not then perhaps yet another massacre of civilians.

Good post. Yes, my thoughts exactly, and don't forget the two articles that I posted on earlier. One article dealt with the unrest of laborers in Odessa (don't forget a year earlier there was a massive protest in Odessa when when USN destroyer Donald 'Cooked Duck' Cook visited the port), and the other article about Carpathians demanding more autonomy, so we could end up seeing another front opening up Odessa, and in Carpathia before the end of 2015. Portopottyshenko is a cooked goose, he told his lackey's to stop publishing approval ratings, because it turns out his ruling party only has 13% approval rating lol!

Internet and phone lines to Konstantinovka are down.

The situation sounds tense, tonight and tomorrow may be bloody.

Zivo wrote:Internet and phone lines to Konstantinovka are down.

The situation sounds tense, tonight and tomorrow may be bloody.

Zarachenko also stated recently that if Portopottyshenko breaks the ceasefire, that they will take liberate Mariupol.

EDIT: Kiev has called for shoot to kill orders on Konstantinovka

http://translate.google.com/translate?depth=1&hl=no&rurl=translate.google.no&sl=ru&tl=en&u=http://112.ua/avarii-chp/milicii-konstantinovki-razreshili-strelyat-na-sluchay-provokaciy-s-oruzhiem-iz-za-dtp-s-bdm-geraschenko-205201.html

No this is not satire, Lvov is now making beer that engages in adulation of Obama, McCain, and Homer Simpson...

What a f*cking joke! Radio Free Europe has always been a black propagandist machine, and nothing has changed:

Radio Liberty Fires Reporter for Video of Civilians Killed by Kiev Forces

A column of 34 Kiev tanks is heading for Konstantinovka:

Yet another peace treaty violated by Kiev forces:

Jen Psaki don't know why the US dislike Russian apperance in Cam Ranh

http://vn.sputniknews.com/usa/20150316/78815.html

It is interesting that the official representation of US Department of State could not answer this question: why the US military aircrafts can safely stay near Vietnam and other countries but Russia cannot ? Ms. Psaki avoided the problem: "I don't have any detailed information about this issue."

(Đáng chú ý là vị đại diện chính thức của Bộ Ngoại giao Hoa Kỳ đã không thể trả lời câu hỏi của các nhà báo, — tại sao máy bay của không quân Mỹ có thể bay yên ổn ở sát gần Việt Nam và những nước khác, còn máy bay Nga lại không được phép. "Tôi không có thông tin cụ thể nào về đề tài này", — bà Psaki nói lảng.)

Polina, the girl who was killed in Konstantinova

higurashihougi wrote:Polina, the girl who was killed in Konstantinova

Yes I heard of this tragedy, apparently she and her mother were crushed underneath an armored Pukrainian vehicle, and Kiev soldiers were drunk driving. R.I.P.

Financial Aid to Ukraine Like Throwing Money Into a Black Hole – Analyst

So they violated human rights and the peace agreement. Now we all know how it will end in western media - all somehow Russias fault.

The CIA and all american "Advisors" ,Canadians advisors/mercenaries or Lithuanian-Polish mercenaries will have to be kicked from Ukraine.. because they are the ones used to sabotage the cease fire . All this attacks from the Pro Kiev/NATO seeks to continue fueling
the violence.. so later the white house claim Russia did it.. and pressure europe for more sanctions on Russia.  

Hopefully Europe ,France and Germany will not fall for that trick , and pressure American Government to stay away of Ukraine and stop instigating the violence there. Or else..
the should threaten to lift of Sanctions on RUssia.. and leave NATO ,demanding US military bases out of europe. Im sure such a move by europe will truly shock and panic the Neocons elite in US and Uk.. and will force them to give up in Ukraine or become isolated from Europe ,end their globalist ambitions and turn into just regional powers.

Long story short.. Europe united can truly defeat US and UK global ambitions and even collapse their economies.. by no longer accepting to trade in Dollars and leaving NATO and demanding US
military immediately leave their lands.

flamming_python wrote:Who the hell cares what they sell in Odessa, or in any eastern region?

The chance of conflict is high enough and the Ukraine's economic situation poor enough to give any asset a rock-bottom price. The Ukrainian government will fortunately not earn too much from its bargain-basket sales - which I suspect will be declared null and void once either the Ukrainian government collapses or Odessa breaks off; the chance of the status-quo prevailing and the retard Ukrainian government holding onto its increasingly desperate grip on power, or even of the Ukrainian state itself surviving past the next few years - is not all that high.

Just today the fireworks kicked off in Konstantinovka.
We may well be about to witness the next chapter of the Ukraine's fragmentation, or if not then perhaps yet another massacre of civilians.

Russia should care about this, if the fascist Ukrainian government starts selling ports close to Russia, then it is a big problem because US war ships will be very close to Russia. The fascist Ukrainian government has no plans to respect the Minsk agreements or the cease fire, they are taking this time to re-group and they will brake the cease fire(there really isn't one right now anyway). I think in mid April they are going to begin a big offensive(the US did not waste $5 billion for no reason), I hope the Novorossiyan army is ready and they push the fascists out of all the ports all the way to Oddesa.

another crime commited by some degenerate ukrop...




Ruining a magnificent Izhmash AK-74 with this kind of crap....

The Banderites cannot even build anything even as simple as an AK-74 - they should be careful what hardware they ruin with that rotten filth in their heads. They have neither the industrial capacity nor technical aptitude to manufacture anything near the quality of a Soviet-made Kalashnikov assault rifle.

They are incapable of an economy. Only of killing, vandalizing and looting. Pretty soon there will be no Ukraine left and even their barons/oligarchs will run out of a pot to piss in once they sell-off every asset for scrap before emigrating to Europe and America. Specialists and anyone with an education will leave for Russia or Europe, or have left already.
The only 'people' left will be Banderite vandals and techno-barbarians (techno-barbarians is being generous, for all intents and purposes they will be neanderthal intellectual-level tribesmen with small arms and some Mad Max-style vehicles).

They did produce some light vehicles and did some tank overhauls before the war. I believe this capability is now lost. Once they lose the Kharkov tank plant, they will not be able to repair tanks at all as well.

Flamming Python, how is Donbass economy doing? Is there strengthening of economic ties with Russia? How is trade between two countries? Well, creating a maximally vibrant economic relations with Russia is very important - Galicians barely have anything to offer to Poland (EU), Novorussians do have something to offer to Russia.

...Here we go again:

Dead Newspaper Editor Latest Addition to String of Mysterious Deaths in Ukraine

Kiev junta cleaning the field? Seven high profile suicides in Ukraine in one month.