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The [[Atlantic Council]] is the think tank associated and supported by the CEEC (Central and Eastern European Coalition).  The CEEC has only one goal which is war with Russia. Their question to candidates looking for their support in the election was “Are you willing to go to war with Russia?” Hillary Clinton has received their unqualified support throughout the campaign.  Since the Atlantic Council would have taken senior cabinet and policy positions in a [[Hillary Clinton]] administration, Dimitri Alperovitch own fellowship status at the Atlantic Council and relationship with Irene Chalupa creates a definite conflict of interest for Crowdstrike's investigation. Donald's Trump's campaign was gaining ground and Clinton needed a boost.
 
The [[Atlantic Council]] is the think tank associated and supported by the CEEC (Central and Eastern European Coalition).  The CEEC has only one goal which is war with Russia. Their question to candidates looking for their support in the election was “Are you willing to go to war with Russia?” Hillary Clinton has received their unqualified support throughout the campaign.  Since the Atlantic Council would have taken senior cabinet and policy positions in a [[Hillary Clinton]] administration, Dimitri Alperovitch own fellowship status at the Atlantic Council and relationship with Irene Chalupa creates a definite conflict of interest for Crowdstrike's investigation. Donald's Trump's campaign was gaining ground and Clinton needed a boost.
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===Euromaidan coup===
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{{See also|Maidan coup}}
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[[Washington D.C.]]’s regime-change arm, the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), spent $22.4 million on operations inside Ukraine since the Maidan of 2014, when democratically-elected President Viktor Yanukovych was overthrown and replaced by a successor regime handpicked by the U.S. Those operations included propping up and training pro-Western political parties, funding pliant media organizations, and subsidizing massive privatization drives that benefit foreign multinational corporations, all in an effort to secure U.S. control over the country that NED President Carl Gershman called “the biggest prize” in Europe.
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The National Endowment for Democracy was set up in 1983 after a series of scandals undermined both the credibility and the public image of the [[CIA]]. The organization was established as a cutout doing much of the agency’s dirtiest work. “It would be terrible for democratic groups around the world to be seen as subsidized by the CIA,” Gershman himself said, explaining its creation. “A lot of what we do today was done covertly 25 years ago by the CIA,” NED cofounder Allen Weinstein told The Washington Post in 1991.
    
===Odessa Trade Unions House massacre===
 
===Odessa Trade Unions House massacre===
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