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| | Obama foreign policy shifted at this point forward from the "Russian Reset" of 2008 and the greater "flexibility" Obama promised Russian President [[Dmitri Medvedev]] in 2012, to rabid Russophobia, one factor being Vladimir Putin's lack of support for the [[homosexual agenda]] and [[gay marriage]]. The anti-Russian grip of Soros on American [[foreign policy]] reached a fever pitch in in coming years in efforts to destroy President [[Donald Trump]] who sought to mend relations with Russia after the Maidan coup crisis. With the [[Brexit]] movement, there was little widespread popular support for the [[European Union]]. Yet the United States and NATO peddled the myth of popular support among Ukrainians to join the EU. | | Obama foreign policy shifted at this point forward from the "Russian Reset" of 2008 and the greater "flexibility" Obama promised Russian President [[Dmitri Medvedev]] in 2012, to rabid Russophobia, one factor being Vladimir Putin's lack of support for the [[homosexual agenda]] and [[gay marriage]]. The anti-Russian grip of Soros on American [[foreign policy]] reached a fever pitch in in coming years in efforts to destroy President [[Donald Trump]] who sought to mend relations with Russia after the Maidan coup crisis. With the [[Brexit]] movement, there was little widespread popular support for the [[European Union]]. Yet the United States and NATO peddled the myth of popular support among Ukrainians to join the EU. |
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| | On March 1, 2013 the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv held its first “Tech Camp”<ref>https://archive.ph/1JqVs</ref> in a series of Tech Camps to teach Ukraine’s leading pro-nazis how to reach out to their followers so as to get as many people as possible trained and prepared to follow their instructions on what to do when the Euromaidan 'anti-corruption' demonstrations would be held. | | On March 1, 2013 the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv held its first “Tech Camp”<ref>https://archive.ph/1JqVs</ref> in a series of Tech Camps to teach Ukraine’s leading pro-nazis how to reach out to their followers so as to get as many people as possible trained and prepared to follow their instructions on what to do when the Euromaidan 'anti-corruption' demonstrations would be held. |
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| | And so on for almost 25 days. The program included: | | And so on for almost 25 days. The program included: |
| | *classes at the shooting range (including three times with sniper rifles), tactical and practical training in the assault on buildings.<ref>[https://moderndiplomacy.eu/2022/04/19/history-of-the-ukrainian-war/ History of the Ukraine War], Eric Zuese, ''Modern Diplomacy'', April 2011.</ref> | | *classes at the shooting range (including three times with sniper rifles), tactical and practical training in the assault on buildings.<ref>[https://moderndiplomacy.eu/2022/04/19/history-of-the-ukrainian-war/ History of the Ukraine War], Eric Zuese, ''Modern Diplomacy'', April 2011.</ref> |
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| | + | On August 3, 2013 [[Obama regime]] ambassador [[Geoffrey Pyatt]] arrived in Kyiv. Almost immediately Pyatt authorized a grant for Hromadske TV, which would prove essential to building the [[Euromaidan]] street demonstrations against Ukraine's [[democracy|democratically]] elected president, [[Victor Yanukovych]]. The grant was only $43,737, with an additional $4,796 by November 13, 2013, enough to buy the modest equipment the project needed. |
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| | + | Many of Hromadske's journalists had worked in the past with American benefactors. Editor-in-chief Roman Skrypin was a frequent contributor to Washington's Radio Free Europe / Radio Libertyand the US-funded Ukrayinska Pravda. In 2004, he had helped create Channel 5 television, which played a major role in the Orange Revolution that the US and its European allies masterminded in 2004. Skrypin had already gotten $10,560 from [[George Soros]]'s International Renaissance Foundation (IRF), which came as a recommendation from Pyatt. Sometime between December 2013 and the following April, IRF would give Hromadske another $19,183. |
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| | + | Hromadske's biggest funding in that period came from the Embassy of the [[Netherlands]], which gave $95,168. As a departing US envoy to the Hague said in a secret cable that [[Wikileaks]] later made public, "Dutch pragmatism and our similar world-views make the Netherlands fertile ground for initiatives others in Europe might be reluctant, at least initially, to embrace."<ref>https://www.theguardian.com/world/us-embassy-cables-documents/38987</ref> |
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| | On November 20, 2013 Ukraine member of parliament Oleg Tsarev accused the US Embassy in Kyiv of preparing a coup in Ukraine on the floor of the Ukrainian parliament. The nationalist faction in the Verkhovna Rada, the Ukrainian parliament, attempted to shout Tsarov done.<ref>https://youtu.be/CNsGqePNrFg</ref> Tsarov said: | | On November 20, 2013 Ukraine member of parliament Oleg Tsarev accused the US Embassy in Kyiv of preparing a coup in Ukraine on the floor of the Ukrainian parliament. The nationalist faction in the Verkhovna Rada, the Ukrainian parliament, attempted to shout Tsarov done.<ref>https://youtu.be/CNsGqePNrFg</ref> Tsarov said: |
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| | You tell me which country in the world would allow an [[NGO]] to operate out of the US Embassy? This is disrespectful to the Ukrainian Government, and against the Ukrainian people! I thus appeal to the [[constitutional]] authorities of Ukraine with the following question: Is it conceivable that representatives of the US Embassy who organize the “TechCamp” conferences misuse their diplomatic immunity? [Someone tries to interrupt him.] A UN Resolution of 21 December 1965 regulates inadmissibility of interference in the internal “affairs of any State, and protects its independence and [[sovereignty]]." I urge that there be an official investigation into this matter."<ref>https://archive.ph/5Tbgg#selection-1917.0-1925.31</ref>}} | | You tell me which country in the world would allow an [[NGO]] to operate out of the US Embassy? This is disrespectful to the Ukrainian Government, and against the Ukrainian people! I thus appeal to the [[constitutional]] authorities of Ukraine with the following question: Is it conceivable that representatives of the US Embassy who organize the “TechCamp” conferences misuse their diplomatic immunity? [Someone tries to interrupt him.] A UN Resolution of 21 December 1965 regulates inadmissibility of interference in the internal “affairs of any State, and protects its independence and [[sovereignty]]." I urge that there be an official investigation into this matter."<ref>https://archive.ph/5Tbgg#selection-1917.0-1925.31</ref>}} |
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| − | On November 21, 2013 the Yanukovych administration rejected the European Union association agreement in favor of maintaining relations with the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU). The covert path to securing a NATO naval base in [[Sevastopol]] on the [[Black Sea]] was effectively cut off. Soros-sponsored<ref>http://www.christianvoice.org.uk/index.php/2014mar14soros-behind-ukrainian-uprising/</ref> Euromaiden riots erupted. | + | On November 21, 2013 the Yanukovych administration rejected the European Union association agreement in favor of maintaining relations with the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU). The covert path to securing a NATO naval base in [[Sevastopol]] on the [[Black Sea]] was effectively cut off. Soros-sponsored<ref>http://www.christianvoice.org.uk/index.php/2014mar14soros-behind-ukrainian-uprising/</ref> Within hours Hromadske TV went online and its journalists set the spark that brought Yanukovych down. Euromaiden riots erupted. Soros then funded a Ukrainian Crisis Media Center "to inform the international community about events in Ukraine."<ref>http://www.ronpaulinstitute.org/archives/featured-articles/2014/march/25/meet-the-americans-who-put-together-the-coup-in-kiev/</ref> |
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| | On November 23, 2013 the poet Diana Kamlyuk performed on the Euromaidan stage. Kamlyuk is notorious for being convicted in 2008 for participating in the 2006 murder of a person of [[Nigeria]]n origin; this murder was an act of racial intolerance. She read poems from the collection ''The Voice of Blood'', which includes racist and [[anti-Semitic]] content. The amateur poet concluded her presentation with the exclamation: "May you push towards the goal and not be tricked by the yids’ pleas! The Ukrainian blood of the white man flows through our veins!" | | On November 23, 2013 the poet Diana Kamlyuk performed on the Euromaidan stage. Kamlyuk is notorious for being convicted in 2008 for participating in the 2006 murder of a person of [[Nigeria]]n origin; this murder was an act of racial intolerance. She read poems from the collection ''The Voice of Blood'', which includes racist and [[anti-Semitic]] content. The amateur poet concluded her presentation with the exclamation: "May you push towards the goal and not be tricked by the yids’ pleas! The Ukrainian blood of the white man flows through our veins!" |