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Pentagon Sending Troops Into Ukraine In April

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According to a Department of Defense press release, the Pentagon is sending 290 US service members into Ukraine to train Ukrainian military units in April. The training will reportedly occur in the Ukrainian city of Yavoriv near the Ukraine-Poland border. The US soldiers will be from the 173rd Airborne Brigade based in Vicenza, Italy.

The basis for the training mission, per the press release, is to further “ongoing efforts to help sustain Ukraine’s defense and internal security operations. In particular, the training will help the Ukraine government develop its National Guard to conduct internal defense operations.”

As Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs Victoria Nuland herself pointed out before Congress, the US does not have a defense treaty with Ukraine making the act of sending in troops to train Ukraine forces seemingly inappropriate if not openly provocative to Russia. Or maybe that’s the point?

The government in Kiev is struggling to maintain order and has been jailing journalists and others for opposing the draft and the continued war with separatists in the east. The government also faces an increasing threat from neofascist militias known as “volunteers” that it once empowered. The militias have become antagonistic of the government and threatened to overthrow it for failing to crush the separatists.

President Poroshenko’s attempts to consolidate power have been made easier by a wave of apparent suicides by former officials of overthrown President Viktor Yanukovich. Whether a weakened opposition is enough to help him fend off disaster remains to be seen as the Ukrainian economy poses just as much of a threat to his rule as the neofascist militias. Yesterday Ukraine’s finance minister warned that Ukraine could be forced into defaulting on its debts if there was not a restructuring soon.

Will US military involvement make the situation for Ukraine better or worse?

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59 Comments on "Pentagon Sending Troops Into Ukraine In April"

  1. GregT on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 9:18 am 

    Geez, I wonder what the US would do, if Russia sent troops to Canada to train Canadian forces to kill the people of Quebec?

  2. Davy on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 9:23 am 

    It is poor decisions like this that will likely lead us into the black hole of collapse. We all know a few advisors seem to always escalate to more. Russia will ratchet up their military activity and before long a stupid incident will likely escalate. This is truely bad news for any hope of good mitigation and adaptation policies for the bumpy descent.

  3. shortonoil on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 9:44 am 

    “Victoria Nuland”

    A prime candidate for tar, feathers, and a rail leaving Washington DC.

  4. Rodster on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 10:04 am 

    That’s the USSA that I know. They won’t stop until they’ve conquered the planet.

  5. JuanP on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 10:36 am 

    This is not news, it was known and expected, it was only a matter of when, and now we have the date. The Russian government will retaliate quietly and asymmetrically, as they usually do. They have already said so oficially. Russia’s government said an American troop deployment and weapons sales to Ukraine would cause Russian retaliation against the USA.

    IMO, the US government is purposefully escalating the conflict as part of their global policies aimed at someday ruling the whole world. Those guys in DC are frigging lunatics. I expect the USA-Russia War to continue building up and escalating for the foreseeable future.

    I also expect new fronts to develop in The Stans and more problems in Georgia, too. The USA is losing in Ukraine, so building multiple fronts makes a lot of sense. We will surround Russia and China with failed, broken, collapsing neighbors. And, hopefully, someday we will succeed in our mental masturbation dreams of destroying and dividing Russia and China, too! USA, USA, USA!

    If the USA can’t prevent the formation of an Eurasian strategic union from Lisbon to Beijing, through Moscow, its dreams of global hegemony are history. All the Middle East and Central Asia wars are about this. A united Eurasia would naturally become the largest power on the planet and the US government will not allow that to happen. Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Georgia, Syria, it is all the same game. It is the same game the US is playing in the Pacific with China.

    I honestly don’t understand why Americans think other people want to be like them. They don’t want to be like you, they just want to be like they are and RICH like you. It was never about values or ideals, it’s about MONEY!

    Fuck this shit!

  6. BobInget on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 10:36 am 

    Because OPEC power make-up has changed
    US military feels it must now indirectly confront Russia.

    It seems ‘proxy wars’, beginning four years ago in Syria, have become stylish.

    Everyone’s doing it.

    If we don’t send in advisors as we did in Korea and Vietnam and of late in Iraq, Syria, Yemen, who will?

    WE here in America can sit back and watch
    (when we have time) our highly accurate, kill only ‘terrorists’ bombs drop in the name of Saudi democracy.

  7. penury on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 10:36 am 

    Let me see if I have this correct; 1. Joe Biden’s son is over there supposedly running the major oil co. 2. An American is now the Head of the Treasury. 3. Ukranian govt bonds carry the “full faith and credit” of the U.S. 4. U.S. Advisors will be sent to train the Ukes. 5. Tanks, armored personnel carriers and artillary have been authorised and already arrived in Ukraine. 6. Putin is still the bad guy. Sounds like S. Vietnam in the 60s to me.

  8. JuanP on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 10:40 am 

    Short, Victoria Nuland makes my short list, too. What a disgrace of a human being! She is thoroughly repugnant and repulsive.

  9. JuanP on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 10:47 am 

    Penury, You forgot that a former DOS employee(probably always CIA) American bitch, Natalie Jaresko, is also the Ukrainian Finance Minister. Her job came with an honorary Ukrainian citizenship given to her by decree the day she started work. 😉

  10. JuanP on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 10:53 am 

    Victoria Nuland was visiting the Stans a couple of days ago. Nothing good will come of it. Everything she touches turns to pain, suffering, and despair. Look out for increased trouble in the Stans. Maybe it is time for a color revolution in Uzbekistan? Who knows what that bitch is up to? I expect those countries leaders to become bad, bad men soon! 😉

  11. Apneaman on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 11:08 am 

    Victoria Nuland is a Jewish woman. Her husband, Robert Kagan, is Jewish, yet they are so power hungry that they would knowingly conspire with Ukrainian neo Nazi’s so they can win. I don’t think Jews believe in the devil, but these two still made the deal. Isn’t that just pissing on the graves of Holocaust victims?

    How the Israel Lobby Protected Ukrainian Neo-Nazis

    http://www.alternet.org/world/how-israel-lobby-protected-ukrainian-neo-nazis

  12. GregT on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 11:18 am 

    The US lead ‘War on Terror” has now resulted in the killings of more than 1.3 million people, perhaps as many as 2 million.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxM2PhNbNgQ#t=108

    So who are the real terrorists?

  13. shortonoil on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 11:45 am 

    Short, Victoria Nuland makes my short list, too. What a disgrace of a human being! She is thoroughly repugnant and repulsive.

    Admittedly this is out of my area of expertise, so I’ll make the point “in my opinion”; The US has been sold down the river by a batch of psychopathic nut cases. The average Joe Six is not interested in controlling the world. He wants to go to the NASCAR races, and play with his bass boat. The lunatic fringe that has gained control in the US has done so on Joe’s ignorance, and bread and circuses. The bread is now getting stale, and the circus is soon going to be leaving town. Victoria, her NAZI hubby, and their ilk are going to find themselves at the end of some old farmers pitch fork leaving Dodge in a hurry. If the neo-lunatic fringe think that they can turn the US military on the US population, they are out of their minds. It ain’t going to happen. There are enough American left who remember the teachings of the founding fathers to ensure that this madness will come to an end. It is about time for Thomas Jefferson to come out of retirement!

  14. Davy on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 12:10 pm 

    Short, I am on the same page. I am a Jeffersonian in regards to the meaning of our constitution and bill of rights. I am an isolationist in regards to the need to focus on the home front with BAU collapsing. I am preaching a global cooperation in a power down but that is unlikely.

    What we need now is a crisis to discredit the thieves and pirates in DC that have hijacked this country. Once discredited an upset general public will be looking for a tree for lynching both figuratively and literally. The end days are near it will be exciting but not in a good way.

  15. silenceshatters on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 12:13 pm 

    the US does have a treaty with Ukraine. It was signed when UA gave up their nukes in return for protection if invaded. Interestingly, the other signatory is Russia.

  16. penury on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 12:27 pm 

    Short, I agree with the majority of what you say. However, where we differ is in turning the military on the population. We or rather they no longer need the military they have the local militarized police, the DHS thugs who would gladly become militarized, the recently armed Federal employees (i.e. Dept of Ag)and more. As far as V. Nuland and her husband ask yourself “Who do they work for? The answer will provide some idea of what our major problems are.

  17. GregT on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 12:30 pm 

    The treaty that the US had with Ukraine, the Budapest Memorandum, clearly states:

    That Russia, the U.S., and the UK, would “Refrain from using economic pressure on Ukraine in order to influence its politics.”

    Nuland and the US State Department spent 5 billion dollars of US tax payers money to open up Ukraine to Western corporate interests.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2y0y-JUsPTU

    The US State department is in direct violation of the Budapest Memorandum. The results of which were well understood ahead of time.

  18. jim on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 12:54 pm 

    So where do we go from here? First, fasten your seat belt, and put the pedal to the metal!

  19. Mike on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 1:02 pm 

    Interesting how all You people have the knowledge to speak these comments when You don’t live here or see what is happening. I think it is very interesting that GregT has so much knowledge about the Budapest Memorandum and only see’s that USA is trying to benefit from this conflict?? Maybe USA is protecting the rights of the Ukranian people and trying to stop the real BULLY from stealing from Ukraine, RUSSIA!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Russia is in direct DEFIANCE of what they agreed to do so I think You should look to WHO DEFIED ANY CONTRACT FIRST!!!!!!!!!! I also wonder why nobody remembers the Commitment by USA, the European Union and Russia to PROTECT Ukranine from any Countries of trying to take property from Ukraine!!!!!!!!! I guess this means everybody thinks it will be OK for RUSSIA to take Alaska back from USA????????? I think maybe people need to know the truth and facts before commenting about things they don’t know for sure or LIVE in the situation!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  20. Rodger Olsen on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 1:15 pm 

    The Minsk agreement requires that all foreign troops be removed from Ukraine and that all of the militias be disbanded.
    The US, however, instead of withdrawing the 600 troops we already admit to having in the country is adding 300 more.
    The pentagon has also announced that our troops will be training and equipping two of the militant groups that are required to disband under the agreements.
    This blatant violation of the cease fire agreements is, or course, no problem for the US. We will simply blame Russia for the failure of the cease fire and demand more sanctions. It is “the American way.”

  21. LiveFreeOrDie1776 on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 1:28 pm 

    @GregT Poor analogy, Greg. In your scenario, did the US have thousands of troops stationed in Quebec helping the separatists?

    @Rodger Olsen. A very well-known Russian troll, paid by the Russian government to conduct a disinformation campaign on news blogs.

    Laughable is his assertion that the problem in Ukraine is the arrival of 290 US soldiers sent to assist the sovereign government of Ukraine in setting up a National Guard system to help Kiev get away from having to rely on “volunteer” battalions.

    Yet, he’s not concerned about the approximately 9000 Russian troops and hundreds of Russian armored vehicles that are illegally operating inside sovereign Ukraine’s borders!

  22. Mike on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 1:31 pm 

    Maybe it is the American way to protect like it has agreed to do and because
    Russia continues to send Army equipment and Troops to Ukraine it is obligated and the UK is also obligated to do the same because RUSSIA is completely doing the apposite it agreed to do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!The Budapest Memorandum on Security Assurances is a political agreement signed in Budapest, Hungary on 5 December 1994, providing security assurances by its signatories relating to Ukraine’s accession to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons. The Memorandum was originally signed by three nuclear powers, the Russian Federation, the United States of America, and the United Kingdom. China and France gave somewhat weaker individual assurances in separate documents.[1]

    The memorandum included security assurances against threats or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of Ukraine as well as those of Belarus and Kazakhstan. As a result Ukraine gave up the world’s third largest nuclear weapons stockpile between 1994 and 1996,[2][3] of which Ukraine had physical though not operational control[citation needed]. The use of the weapons was dependent on Russian controlled electronic Permissive Action Links and the Russian command and control system.

  23. Mike on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 2:07 pm 

    Good answer Livefreeordie1776, it is interesting how everybody only see’s what the US is doing. It is also good to see someone else see’s some of the truth about this situation. Something else people don’t know is that thousands of RUSSIAN TROOPS have gone back to Russia dead already plus the 12,000 Ukrainians killed and not just Troops mostly the ones killed were Civilians!!!!!!!!!

  24. American Idiot on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 2:46 pm 

    These Idiots have lost their fucking mind.

  25. American Idiot on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 2:51 pm 

    Europe is getting rid of it’s Jews. It’s time America did the same.

  26. jjhman on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 2:58 pm 

    I find it astonishing that anyone could side with Putin on anything much less the obvious horrors commited in the Ukraine by the Putin dictatorship. For heaven’s sake they stole a huge chunk of the country, have uttered the most obvious lies regarding the past and present actions, yet people blame the US for the problem.

    I have no sympathy for the aggressive military and financial actions of the US govt but with regard to all of the Russian aggression in Georgia, Ulraine and military flights (without radar on) over NATO territory Putin is acting like a madman and he’s being defended here. Are you nuts?

  27. Neward Thelman on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 3:12 pm 

    Here’s the difference and why all of you nay sayers are dead and dumb wrong. Ukraine WANTS repeat WANTS repeat WANTS US involvement. President Poroshenko’s been crying out for it since the moment he took office. He even came over here and begged for it last summer.

    Here’s the other difference, homies. If you don’t stop Russia now, before it swallows up Ukraine, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and then on to Finland…then there’ll be no way to stop it afterwards. And, domination is the Putin’s – and Russia’s – endgame. It’s always been that way.

    So, we either strike while they’re still reletively weak, or they’ll march right over us.

    Don’t think so? Oh – you forgot all about the Cold War and the Soviet Union.

  28. Alan on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 3:18 pm 

    ———> BOOM
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    automated, too.

  29. Apneaman on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 3:41 pm 

    Sounds like some young video game players are getting all riled up in mommy’s basement. Lot’s a CAPS!!!! and everything. Freedom loving war mongers so worried about Ukraine but don’t do a fucking thing while their country spirals into fascism. Blood blood, I want blood … er what I mean is I want someone’s solider son to go spill their blood while I sit at home jerking off to internet porn and pretend I’m a patriot. Head for the recruiting office boys and put your money where your mouth is.

  30. penury on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 3:57 pm 

    I would offer evidence to refute the Putin haters, but mommy taught me never to argue with idiots.

  31. Davy on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 4:34 pm 

    I am an American that’s sees collapse threatenning. Putin is a lier, a theif, and a war monger. That said this is not our battle and we have no business there. I would say further there are no riches there i.e. oil. Why the hell are we getting involved other than geopolitical motivation to aggravate the Russians.

    Pride is ALWAYS a stupid reason to go to war. Let these peoples figure this out for themselves. We are going to be up to our ears in alligators soon. Why the frig do we want a failed state to support when we have states failing now at home. These DC folks organizing this need to be spanked and not with paddles.

  32. BlackJack on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 5:07 pm 

    The grandfathers of the neocon warmonger vermin fought the Nazi filth throughout the European theater of operations…now in 2015 the grandsons and daughters aid abet and fellate the Nazis in Kiev…what a difference a couple of generations makes….

  33. Makati1 on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 7:48 pm 

    Shades of Vietnam … only this time nukes are involved.

  34. Makati1 on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 7:58 pm 

    Neward, the Ministry of Propaganda graduate diploma is in the mail to your. You have absorbed ALL of their BS and accept it as fact.

    The Cold War was a product of the MIC, and the 1%, that was propagated until they bankrupted the USSR. But, peace is not profitable so they ramped up the War on Drugs, and then the ME wars, and that wasn’t selling enough weapon’s systems so now the Cold/Hot war is on.

    Perhaps you need to read this:

    http://www.globalresearch.ca/bankers-hate-peace-all-wars-are-bankers-wars/5438849

    and this:

    http://www.globalresearch.ca/blood-money-these-companies-and-people-make-billions-of-dollars-from-war/5438657

    It’s just business…

  35. Makati1 on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 8:00 pm 

    Mike and Live free, my comment applies to your both also. ^_^

  36. Ya Wish on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 8:25 pm 

    Thumbs up Mike- You have it right.

  37. Ya Wish on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 8:29 pm 

    LiveFee or Die-You forgot the Russian artillery firing from inside Russia at Ukraine.

    Arm Ukraine or give them their nukes back!

  38. shortonoil on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 8:31 pm 

    Maybe USA is protecting the rights of the Ukranian people and trying to stop the real BULLY from stealing from Ukraine, RUSSIA!

    Most of the Ukraine speaks Russian, writes in Russian and thinks like Russians. With modern warfare on the verge of reverting into an oxcart, and a catapult some one in Washington thinks we should go pick a fight with the Russians. Since we’ve already lost Detroit, Cleveland, and about 20 other major cities, maybe we should concentrate on saving Denver! In truth, there is absolutely nothing that the US needs from the Ukraine. Let Europe figure out its own natural gas problems, we’ve got plenty of our own to worry about. The Ukraine is just another 10 cent state to keep the proles occupied while their own house falls down around their ears.

  39. Ted Davis on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 8:35 pm 

    The help by us with troops and I hope with tanks and drones and rockets will bring this war to quick end why??? Putin knows Europe is afraid look at the facts the Russians were going to build 50 new Airplanes state of the art they now we only do 12. This is the key Russia don’t want to lose tanks in the Ukraine if we bring in tanks and they start losing their tanks to our tanks and drones and rockets he will pull out their economy is in shambles it can’t replace the lose of their weapons. The way you beat Putin take him on and he will back down. If we had done this last year it would be over now but they were so afraid and that is what Putin counts on remember he will not use Nucelar weapons as it will destroy him right now he knows Europeans are afraid to take him on and NATO outnumbers Russia in weapons and men 10 to 1 so they should stand up to him and it will be over. They are backing down to him just like the Europeans backed down to Hitler and they still had war. Ted

  40. Apneaman on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 9:14 pm 

    Ted, real war is not a video game or movie and the Russians are not a bunch of insurgents. What if Putin does not back down? Everyone you know is a crispy critter and the world is over? Put your money where your mouth is and go down to the recruiting office and sign up or shut up. There is a chance that we could have a world ending thermo nuclear war just by mistake. Yes fuck ups are more likely to happen when tensions are high. It has almost happened more than once. If it was not for a very brave Russian you would not be here today – none of would. Be careful what you wish for kid.

    Stanislav Petrov was in charge of a Soviet nuclear early warning center when there was a report of five American nuclear missiles heading towards the soviet union. Rather than retaliate, Stanislav followed his gut feeling and went against protocol, convincing the armed forces that it was a false alarm.

    Secrets of the Dead: The Man Who Saved the World

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4VPY2SgyG5w

  41. peakyeast on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 9:15 pm 

    The sad thing about wars is that the responsible people never die in them, but a lot of ignorant, innocent, desperate youths from poor background does.

    If just Dick Cheney, Rumsfield, Bush, puton and other similar guys went to the active frontline a lot of problems would solve themselves for humanity.

    Alas they quite well know the stupidity of going there…

  42. Apneaman on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 10:07 pm 

    In WWII over 200,000 Americas were killed by Nazi’s. Today the U.S. government, on behalf of the 1% is in bed with Ukrainian neo Nazi’s, in their challenge to the Russians in an insane bid for global hegemony. To support this and/or cheer it on is to piss on the graves of those who died fighting the Nazi’s. What would those dead soldiers say if they saw the pictures American officials conspiring with Nazi’s?

    The Neo-Nazi Question in Ukraine

    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/michael-hughes/the-neo-nazi-question-in_b_4938747.html

    Ukraine crisis: the neo-Nazi brigade fighting pro-Russian separatists

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/ukraine/11025137/Ukraine-crisis-the-neo-Nazi-brigade-fighting-pro-Russian-separatists.html

    John McCain Went To Ukraine And Stood On Stage With A Man Accused Of Being An Anti-Semitic Neo-Nazi

    http://www.businessinsider.com/john-mccain-meets-oleh-tyahnybok-in-ukraine-2013-12

    Even nut jobs like Alex got this one right.
    …………………………………
    Those Ukrainians John McCain Wants to Arm Include Neo-Nazis

    http://www.infowars.com/those-ukrainians-john-mccain-wants-to-arm-include-neo-nazis/

    Canada is pissing on their WWII war dead too.
    …………………………………….
    US, Canada and Ukraine Vote Against Anti-Nazism Resolution at UN

    http://www.globalresearch.ca/%E2%80%8Bus-canada-and-ukraine-vote-against-anti-nazism-resolution-at-un/5416128

    Ukraine wants Canada to persuade U.S. to send weapons

    http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/ukraine-wants-canada-to-persuade-us-to-send-weapons/article23169571/

    Fucking traitors one and all.

  43. steve on Fri, 27th Mar 2015 11:24 pm 

    Do you believe everything you read!! I saw a story like this on Zero Hedge not too long ago but it said the u.s were sending in thousands of troops and armor personnel…I am not saying this is not going to happen but until it does it is just a load….sometimes I wonder about the intelligence of the group on here…not to mention the emotional intelligence…

  44. Apneaman on Sat, 28th Mar 2015 1:24 am 

    Steve do you even comprehend what you read?

    If it is this Zero hedge article (below) then it does not say what you said it says. The house passed a resolution to send weapons. The only mention of troops is that troops are not not in the resolution. It’s blood thirsty commenters who are calling for troops (just so long as it’s not them). Know what this means as far as the Russians are concerned? How do you think they will respond when the weapons get into their next door neighbor hands? If it happens the Russians said they would respond. What do you think they will do? How would Americans respond if the Russian state passed a resolution to give a bunch of weapons to Mexico and Canada? I bet there would be a few emotional people then.

    Here is a link so you can go back and re-read it….slower this time. If this is the wrong article then at least find the one you mentioned. It’s common courtesy when referring to an article to provide the link to go with your comments and insults.

    http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-03-24/us-house-votes-348-48-arm-ukraine-russia-warns-lethal-aid-will-explode-whole-situati

  45. ber refugio on Sat, 28th Mar 2015 11:06 am 

    I think, Ukraine asked USA for help to resist Russian invasion. Where else Ukraine can ask military help?

  46. Putin is HUYLO (Richard Cranium) on Sat, 28th Mar 2015 11:11 am 

    It makes perfect sense to send US troops to Ukraine. US military instructors allowed Georgia to stop Putin’s army. 1500 Russian were killed and only 200 Georgians thanks to proper military training by the US army.

  47. Dave on Sat, 28th Mar 2015 12:10 pm 

    My new favorite song John Lennon “Imagine There is No Putin”
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KyhLxmTGXw&feature=youtu.be

  48. Apneaman on Sat, 28th Mar 2015 12:18 pm 

    Russia and weapons of mass destruction

    “According to the Federation of American Scientists, an organization that assesses nuclear weapon stockpiles, in 2013, Russia possessed an estimated 8,500 total nuclear warheads of which 1,800 were strategically operational.”

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russia_and_weapons_of_mass_destruction

  49. Apneaman on Sat, 28th Mar 2015 12:50 pm 

    The propaganda campaign to divert all the anger and bitterness of the future-less young men of the West towards one man, Putin is a rousing success. They could conquer Russia tomorrow and execute Putin and not one fucking thing will get better in your life or in your country or mine. You will still be a slave with no real freedom or future. The corruption at home will still be there, corporations and government will still dominate your life. The police/security state will still keep growing and watching you and the elite will keep raping the country. You will get a five minute rush, same as when they killed: Saddam & Sons, Osama Bin Laden, Muammar Gaddafi or whatever flavor of the month “Bad Guy” it is. Then it will be on to the next one and you will fall for it again and again and again.

  50. Apneaman on Sat, 28th Mar 2015 12:52 pm 

    Serfdom Is Better Than What the West is Heading For

    http://www.ianwelsh.net/serfdom-is-better-than-what-the-west-is-heading-for/

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