“Peace” demonstrations in Russia and other manufactured matters

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Anonymous said…: I just completed watching the RT documentary on the situation in Ukraine filmed in April. I suppose Bro. Putin and Bro. Lavrov and their Prime Minister and Defense Minister in Donetsk aren’t too interested in what is happening to the residents of Odessa, Dnienep. and Kharkov at the hands of the Ukrainian Nationalists.Onward Masonic New World Order Types, the Apres Ski Slopes of Davos awaits the Progressive Heroes of the United Nations of International Law…; 21 SEPTEMBER, 2014 19:15
Brabantian said…: Absolutely magnificent large photo of Igor Strelkov, handsome and noble, standing in a home before a fireplace, religious icon in back of him, beautiful cat happily in his arms, his face showing immense peace of soul …Ladies and gentlemen, we are privileged to live with this hero in our worldIgor Strelkov with cat in his arms; 21 SEPTEMBER, 2014 19:37
Anonymous said…: I’m glad you expose RT in this instance. I have always be wary of that site. I think sincere contributors are beginning to take note as well.; 21 SEPTEMBER, 2014 19:46
Anonymous said…: BTW says:I wonder how many of these 5 – 10K “peace” protesters are naïve idiots, how many are ideological fanatics of the “democracy – we want to be like the west” variety, and how many are the pushing and organizing force behind this.
No news account mentioned that ordinary patriotic Russians offered to debate with them; nor is there any account of people telling them to march in Kiev instead. Indeed, why did people not shout at them to march on the US embassy instead to demand an end to bombing of country after country.
— BTW; 21 SEPTEMBER, 2014 20:04
Gayle said…: It looks like Russia may have decided that it wants out of Novorossia:Strelkov addressing rumors that the “voentorg” has been turned off If true … what else to conclude except RF has abandoned Novorossiya, and betrayed Strelkov?; 21 SEPTEMBER, 2014 20:30
Anonymous said…: Build the Red Army underground of Novorossiya!Build the Red Army underground of New Soviet Ukraine!- from Nazi-occupied Amerika; 21 SEPTEMBER, 2014 20:48
Anonymous said…: According to Wikipedia, Mikhail Khodorkovksy’s father was Jewish, while his mother was Russian Orthodox. So he is technically not Jewish according to Jewish law, which is matrilineal. (I’m not sure how Russian nationality law defines Jewishness, matrilineally or patrilineally. He could be Jewish by Russian law, but not by Jewish ! A despicable person nevertheless.); 21 SEPTEMBER, 2014 21:04
Anonymous said…: A prediction borne from studious observation of the conflict, and comparison of multiple sources, giving the most weight to Cassad, Flores and Blazov generally:1) ‘sellout’ of Novorossiya by ‘Putin’ will congeal in the inforeality, as border control tightens, OSCE drones fly, etc.2) humanitarian aid will increase massively3) guerilla war will spread beyond the current ‘borders’ of the revolution over the winter4) Strelkov will return; 21 SEPTEMBER, 2014 21:05
Anonymous said…: it’s nice to see you saker in the optimistic mood but i think putin is already on its milosevic path…russia is full of people who would kill its own mother for a new iphone, as well as rich russians who would kill its own mother for a new house in london…russia wasted a years living from day to day on money from gas and oil, and this inertia will cost them…there is a funny quote here in serbia which says “prase se ne goji pred božić”…russia is now drawing moves in the panic mode, because they, together with china, didn’t do anything through the years to break up its ties with the western financial institutions including joint attack on the dollar…and it cant be doing overnight…maybe someone sees condolesa rice who is saying couple of days ago how russia will running out of cash faster than europe will running out of energy…at the same time, we have a coca cola generation in moscow and bejing…they want western goods, western clothes, western tv shows, western music, western gadgets…which is called soft power sometimes…at the end of the day, i would like to be optimistic, but judging by the things in serbia in the past, i’m afraid future is not so optimistic…; 21 SEPTEMBER, 2014 21:10
jo6pac said…: Mikhail KhodorkovksyI wonder what his cia salary is?; 21 SEPTEMBER, 2014 21:13
Anonymous said…: Dutch media are reporting just now
that Ukraine asked the international court in The Hague to take on the case against those who are responsible for downing the MH17 (it was strongly implied that Russia is involved and that it is in the category of warcrimes).
In february/march the court already took on a case, proposed by Ukraine, to investigate the ‘crimes committed during the Yanukovitsch presidency’ and more specifically ‘during the maidanprotests’.; 21 SEPTEMBER, 2014 21:52
Anonymous said…: I see by http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ukrainians_in_Russia#Demographics that in 2010 there were 1,927,988 Ukrainians in Russia. If a fraction of a percent of those turned out (or were transported there by 5th column?) at the rally that alone would about account for a number of 5 or 10 K.It also says
“According to the 2001 census, there are 253,644 Ukrainians living in the city of Moscow [2], making them the third largest ethnic group in that city, after Russians and Tatars. A further 147,808 Ukrainians live in the Moscow region.”(One might even wonder if protesters were offered free cookies afterwards?)I can’t get excited over this.__Blue; 21 SEPTEMBER, 2014 22:02
Dalpe said…: The way one can defeat a false flag is to make as many people aware of the possibility of one occurring, Similarity, Fedorov’s intention had nothing to do with being right or wrong. His intention was to make individuals aware of the dangers. Just by presenting the worst case scenario, he has thwarting them. He is a happy man as we speak.As far as I am concerned, he was right on target. They started their “voter fraud” wild assertions, followed by the money flowing like wine to pay for “mercenary protesters”; 21 SEPTEMBER, 2014 22:44
Anonymous said…: This analysis is overly simplistic and naive.How could anyone think today’s demonstration is the end of attempts to destabilize Russia?I would remind The Saker that Maidan started with a handful of people for a couple weeks. Truly, it could not have been more than a couple dozen people at first.See where we are now? I agree with those who say Putin (and China) made serious mistakes in the last few years: mostly by not striking at the international monetary system in 2008-2009.I fear it is too late now. I hope I am wrong. But when it comes down to it, why didn’t Russia do anything to help avoid the destruction of its ally, Lybia? Why didn’t lend yanukovitch a hand last year to nip Maidan in the bud? I won’t even go into Novorussia.I think The Saker seriously underestimates how evil those people are. The fact that the khodorkovsky was published in Le Monde no less is a strong signal that things are about to get very ugly.Again, I hope I am wrong, but when it comes down to it, all the people that have dared to challenge the international monetary system (and we all know what that means) were eventually destroyed: Napoleon, Hitler (oh yes…. Look up TRUE history), Charles De Gaulle… We are talking international giants here and I don’t think Putin can do better.Of course recently there were Saddam, Kaddafi and Chavez ( who was probably the most vocal).I’ll finish this post by asking everyone on their opinion of Lavrov. For months now, I have felt like Lavrov was a true diplomat superstar and that he and putting we’re running circles around the west. I also felt like Medvedev was probably more prone to be a traitor…Now I am not so sure and I actually wonder if perhaps I got it all backwards… I have been wondering about Lavrov in the last couple weeks or so…