Coup d'état in Ukraine
- Twenty-first century imperialism uses democracy and human rights as an excuse, as Christianity and modernisation were once used. Excuses have changed, but not the method. In order to achieve the first political-cultural hegemony, missionaries are sent (formerly working for the church, today for NGOs), later traders and “businessmen” will colonize the economy and, finally, there comes direct political control (with military and government puppets).
Most missionaries believe blindly in their work; the ancients believed that they saved souls by the expansion of Christianity, while the current ones are convinced that, by spreading Western values, they defend human rights and democracy. The fact is that in Ukraine there was a liberal democracy, in practice the country was closer to the west than to Russia and collaborated with the NATO armed forces. But, as the trade agreement offered by the EU was nothing more than economic colonisation, Yanukovych did not go up to that train because he was willing to help Russia economically.
From then on, the missionaries of the NGOs began to mobilize social pain against the government. Victoria Nuland, Under-Secretary of Foreign Affairs of EE.UU, has recently stated that since 1991 the USA has invested $5,000,000 in missionaries and NGOs in Ukraine. He also told the US ambassador that his candidate in Kiev for power takeover in Ukraine was Yatseniuk, who has been appointed president. A few weeks later the coup took place and he was appointed Prime Minister.
It was not easy to give a coup d'état. The peaceful demonstrations of the initial missionaries quickly became violent. The police appeared to be slaves, and as a result, the sections of the extreme right took over numerous public buildings. In January the doctrine of shock was applied in Ukraine after the Christmas calmness. Some protesters started using guns and rifles to attack the police, but also to provoke a violent reaction. It didn't come. Then, snipers killed a hundred protesters and policemen. So yes, there was a shock to carry out a violent coup d'état. The Western media repeatedly pointed to Yanukovych as responsible. Alternative sources of information said otherwise, because it had no logic because the government did it would end.
In any case, the Western propaganda machines had already carried out their trial. The European Union has already announced sanctions against Ukraine. In the end, amidst great international pressure, Yanukovych came to an agreement with the opposition, mediated by Germany, Poland and France. When he did his part, withdrawing the police, the fascist opposition forces took power in a few hours. The coup d’état materialised: the president and half of the chambers of deputies fled and the remaining deputies voted illegal, neo-fascist and neo-liberal measures under the “vigilance” of the paramilitaries.
Later there was a conversation between Estonian Foreign Minister Catherine Ashton and Foreign Minister. The latter, after visiting Kiev, clearly said that all indications were that the snipers were members of the opposition and that the new coup government did not want to investigate the facts. However, most media have overlooked the news, as there is no blind more than it does not want to see.
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