Putin’s Next Move In Ukraine

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Putin’s Next Move In Ukraine (Real Jew News, May 4, 2014):

FOR THE FIRST TIME in the history of the IMF, it has threatened withdrawal of funds due to reticence to employ full military action.

The Jew-run IMF—International Jewry’s mechanism for national enslavement—warned Ukraine’s coup-imposed regime that it will lose the $17 billion dollar bailout if Kiev loses control of the east.

In a staff report, the IMF stated that a change to eastern Ukraine’s borders could force it to adjust its bailout.

The IMF said that due to Russia’s cut-off of Ukraine exports from the industrial east (ironically, due to Kiev’s submission to IMF’s terms of the bail-out), its reduced revenue would require a “recalibration” of the loan offer.

With the heat on Kiev’s self-proclaimed president Turchynov—all dressed up in guerrilla commando garb—an assault on key cities of eastern Ukraine is being waged.

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Employing ‘Right Sector’ militias along with its own army attacking civilians, Kiev has violated the Geneva Agreement which requires “all sides refrain from using violence” and has committed a war crime by using its military on civilians.

Does Putin want to annex eastern Ukraine? No.

He wants a unified Ukraine tied to Russia, both economically and culturally.

Do the people of eastern Ukraine want to unite with Russia? No.

2 thoughts on “Putin’s Next Move In Ukraine”

  1. I think the Ukraine wants to unite with Russia, and they sure don’t want or need a US puppet government in there instead. Many of their people see themselves as Russian, and wish to be seen as Russian.
    The rest of this rubbish is rubbish, nothing more.

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  2. Jew run IMF? How can you print such rubbish? I have nothing against publishing things I don’t agree with you on, but statements like this simply inflame the anti-Semitism I am seeing everywhere. It isn’t good, when you cannot say things for fear of being harmed in return reminds me of Nazi Germany. As a historian, that era of history turned my stomach more than any other era I had to study.
    Why would you add to it?

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