Ukrainian Protesters Encircle US Embassy: ‘Yankees Go Home!’

[jackovesk]

Ukrainian Protesters Encircle US Embassy: ‘Yankees Go Home!’

January 23, 2014 By 21wire 24 Comments

21st Century Wire says…

While the pro-EU Soros rent-a-mobs continue stage their pseudo upheavals in Kiev, a new faction of intelligent Ukrainian protesters has sprung up this week.

They see right through the covert western operation:

“The US is behind everything that is happening in Kiev’s downtown right now.”

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From yesterday afternoon, this new group have begun to encircle the US Embassy in Kiev. Their demand to the US:

‘Stop meddling in our affairs, and stop sponsoring unrest mobs in our country’.

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Kiev-US-Embassy

Following John McCain’s recent trip to Kiev practicing his new brand of international racketeering by threatening the Ukraine if they did not join the EU, it seems that the real Ukrainians have finally figured out that the pro-EU mobs have been staged by a conclave of western NGO’s and ‘democracy foundations’ – the very same nest of hornets who brought on the fabled ‘Arab Spring’ to the Middle East three years ago.

The main goal for Washington and the City of London is to separate Kiev from Moscow, and thus weaken Russia’s hand in Eurasia.

For EU central bankers, the prospect of raping and privatising the Urkraine economy- is also a big incentive.

It looks like the old tricks are no longer working. At last, the ‘colour revolution’ jig may finally be up…

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RT.com


A huge crowd of demonstrators has surrounded the US embassy in the Ukrainian capital of Kiev, protesting against Washington’s meddling in the country’s internal affairs.

Follow RT’s live updates (http://rt.com/news/kiev-protest-clashes-updates-862/).

The event was organized by Kievans for Clean City, a new pro-government activist group which has spoken out against the rioters and violence in downtown Kiev.

Several thousand demonstrators are taking part, urging the US to “stop sponsoring” mass unrests, local media reported.

“The US is behind everything that is happening in Kiev’s downtown right now. The financing is coming from over there. This has to be stopped. That is what we came out here to say to the whole world: ‘US – stop! US – there needs to be peace in Ukraine,’” said Ivan Protsenko, one of the movement’s leaders.

Rioters on Grushevskogo Street continue to burn tires, with building No. 4 catching fire from the high flames, Unian news agency quoted the Ministry of Internal Affairs as saying.

Police have been holding their line throughout the evening, attempting to extinguish fires with water cannons. After four days of protests, the center of the Ukrainian capital continues to resemble a warzone, with smoke, barricades, and debris all around.

Wednesday’s clashes between rioters and police intensified in the afternoon after riot police cleared Grushevskogo Street.

Footage from the Ukrainian capital showed hundreds of police officers using tear gas, rubber bullets, and stun grenades against the protesters. The dispersal is the largest to take place since the latest outbreak of violence began four days ago. Some clashes involved policemen snatching individual rioters from the crowd and brutally beating them.

Rioters threw firecrackers, Molotov cocktails, and stones at police.

Despite some episodes of police brutality, security forces largely refrained from attacking rioters. Former Ukrainian president Leonid Kravchuk said he is grateful for the patience that police officers and the Berkut unit have shown while confronting rioters on Grushevskogo Street.

“I am grateful to the guys and Berkut, who are standing there now. I do not condone nor approve of the fact that they cleared out the students on November 30, although the right thing to do would be to criticize the person who gave out the order,” Kravchuk said in a Forbes opinion piece. “Now they are going through an incredible challenge: being beaten up, having stones and burning mixtures thrown at them, and they stand there and endure. Not a lot of countries have military who would tolerate such a treatment in a similar situation.”

The riots have reportedly left two people dead and at least 300 injured, according to local media. Ukraine’s Ministry of Internal Affairs said on Wednesday that more than 70 people have been detained during the unrest.

Ukraine’s prime minister, Nikolay Azarov, said police were not given any additional instructions on the use of force against the protesters. Conversely, procedures now in place ensure minimal use of force against even the most violent rioters.

“Instructions given to law enforcement authorities were simple: avoid the use of force against peaceful demonstrators, and prevent violent seizure of government buildings and institutions,” Azarov said in a BBC interview.

The clashes erupted after a massive rally was held in Independence Square on Sunday, where protesters spoke out against new laws adopted by the Ukrainian government last week.

http://21stcenturywire.com/2014/01/23/ukrainian-protesters-encircle-us-embassy-yankees-go-home/

PS - Good to see the (TRUTH) finally starting to (Sink-In)...:clap2:

That's another (Card) gone from the PTW's deck...

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We are getting Closer to (Mass Awareness)...:yes4:

[ghostrider]

The U.S. government has no business sticking their nose in ANY OTHER COUNTRY'S affairs ... Let the people of that country decide their fate ...the CIA employees and their spooks should be ashamed , creating trouble for already troubled areas ...Our country is on fire so to speak , and they sneak in other countries and start fires ... madness, all for some wealthy few , who have a blackhole in their mind that can never be quenched ... the lust for power and control led to a planet being destroyed , it destroyed Atlantis , it destroyed Mars , Freedom isn't designed to be controlled ... We must change the thinking of humans on earth ...

[chocolate]

There was a good interview published here with an Ukrainian protester a month or so back.
Basically he was portrayed as a young (in his early 20s) person determined to make a change. From what I remember he described everyone as determined to be there without allowing extra violence or provocation to ruin the purpose and the mission of the whole activity. [Sorry, my English here escapes me because I see familiar faces and think in my own language].
Those people have understood the truth, along with us, the small neighbors, long long time ago. It is easy to see the truth when you live in a place like that. The veil of the western illusion will always find it hard to survive here.
But it is still difficult to penetrate the wall of bureaucracy and politics for our voices to be heard. Too much business interests are also involved behind the masks of 'politics'.

I hope Ukraine will not join the EU, not because I stand against that union as a principal, but because the current issue of that union is based only on private-business interests. But I doubt they will escape being in between EU and Russia.
I hope this will not turn into a blood bath, although with the deeply religious people of Ukraine it is possible to become just that. It is one thing to try and instigate rebellion in Bulgaria, a country always being between the west and the east, with our heads being constantly hammered, we are just fed up totally with all, and almost nobody cares who is in actual power since we have seen only the 'mafia' having that during the last 20 years. Before that it was the same, but just a different type of a mafia, having a 'politically tinged' agenda of testing out how socialism would [not] work. Another underground agenda run by western interests.

If I could, I would say to both London and Moscow "Shame on you!". But since I know nobody will actually hear my voice, I can only write about it [here].
To all those people out there in Ukraine, I don't know what to say. I hope they manage to survive this in the best possible way for them, and for all of the rest of us.

p.s. It is not the "US" who is sticking the nose anywhere, we are quite aware of that. Those are separate individuals and companies running under the pretext of being part of the US or the rest of the western power countries.

[Tesla_WTC_Solution]

I think you are onto something with this EU vs. US/Russia power struggle.

the Olympics comes to mind. I had a remote viewing experience a little more than a year prior to the London Olympics.

This is one of the details I saw:

http://nuclearnuttery.files.wordpress.com/2012/07/stranger.png?w=908
mayday 2011 premonition

and it happened:

http://static03.mediaite.com/themarysue/uploads/gallery/crazy-olympics/voldemort.jpg
2012 london olympics


other side of same 2011 RV session collage:
notice the Sikh/Muslim temple and the Swastika in funerary flowers.
during the 2012 olympics Wade Michael Page went into a US Wisconsin Sikh temple and murdered many worshipers and their guru.

http://nuclearnuttery.files.wordpress.com/2012/07/failympics.png?w=908


an image of mine from the actual day the shooting was happening, during a trance:
notice the blood coming from the temple on the right.
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notice the eyes of Azazel, the one who is in the pit, on the left. and the two messenger birds of the gallows god. he who cries for us because he hung on the tree. the poet god.


I also had an Odic experience before the 2012 Super Bowl.
I couldn't stop thinking about Odin's throne and the Brunhilde story.

Then the next day (!) after writing about Odin's sadness for humanity's condition,
the Super Bowl show involved Madonna dressed as Brunnhilde (valkyrie!) sitting on Odin's throne.

http://www.conspirazzi.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/madonna-superbowl/isis.jpg

the world has been in an uproar for a few years now, but will people accept the new normal?

also do you remember the Port Said Football Riot?

I had a premonition involving the Astor Place Riot the day before.
which also involved a power struggle between US and Europe.

lol

"fire fire fire" indeed.

[jackovesk]

I think you are onto something with this EU vs. US/Russia power struggle.

the Olympics comes to mind. I had a remote viewing experience a little more than a year prior to the London Olympics.

This is one of the details I saw:

http://static03.mediaite.com/themarysue/uploads/gallery/crazy-olympics/voldemort.jpg
2012 london olympics


That (1) Photo is an exact portrayal of what the (World) has come to and is a (Stain) on humanity...

Do you know what I like about this picture...

I like it for the (Fact) it represents the (System) and anyone with half-a-brain would be knowingly or unknowingly banking (pun intended) that image into their subconsciousness for use (Against) the (System) at a later date...:yes4:

[chocolate]

After two months of rallies in the capital city of Kiev against President Viktor Yanukovych's decision to reject a deal for closer integration with the European Union, Ukraine's protests are spreading to other major cities throughout the country's west. Protesters have even seized government administrative buildings in several regional capitals, heightening concerns about where Ukraine's crisis will go.

What's happening in Ukraine is about much more than the anger over Yanukovych rejecting the European Union deal and drawing the country closer to Russia. To help explain what's going on, I've put this map together up top. The red stripes show regions where mass protests are surrounding the regional capital buildings. The black stripes show regions where protesters have actually seized the government administrative buildings. The blue regions are where Yanukovych won a majority in the last presidential election, in 2010; dark blue means he won at least 70 percent. Orange regions show where Yulia Tymoshenko, then prime minister and candidate for a pro-European party, won the majority; she won at least 70 percent in dark orange regions.

Here's why this map is important: There is a big dividing line in Ukrainian politics -- an actual, physical line that separates the north and west from the south and east. You can see it in this map and in just about every electoral map since the country's independence. That divide goes beyond the question of whether Ukraine faces toward Europe or toward Russia, but that question is a major factor. And it's polarizing.
This map drives two things home: First is that the protests are practically endemic in the half of the country that voted against Yanukovych, which includes Kiev. Second, the protests are not really a factor in the half who voted for Yanukovych. That doesn't mean that people in the blue areas adore Yanukovych, but they're certainly not pouring out into the streets to oppose him. It also doesn't mean that the protesters lack legitimate gripes or that it's just about their candidate losing. The economy is in terrible shape, and the government recently imposed severe restrictions against free speech, media and assembly rights, which is part of why the protests kicked back up again.

In other words, in the European-facing half of Ukraine, the orange half, the protests are even more widespread and severe than you might have gathered from watching the media coverage. But it's important to keep in mind that the other half of the country, the blue half, is much quieter.
You may be wondering, then, why there is such a consistent and deep divide between these two halves of Ukraine. Here's the really crucial thing to understand about Ukraine: A whole lot of the country speaks Russian, rather than Ukrainian. This map shows the country's linguistic divide, which you may notice lines up just about perfectly with its political divide.
Ukrainian is the majority and official language of Ukraine. But, as a legacy of of the country's subjugation by Russia, many Ukrainians speak Russian, which is the native language for about one-third of the population. The Russian speakers are clustered in the south and east. A significant chunk of them are ethnic Russian, as well. In some regions, more than three-quarters of the population speaks Russian as their primary language.

Heavily Russian-speaking regions can tend to be more sympathetic (or at least less hostile) to policies that bring their country closer to Russia, as Yanukovych has been doing. But the Ukrainian-speaking regions have historically sought a Ukrainian national identity that is less Russia-facing and more European. So this is about politics, yes, but it's also about identity, about the question of what it means to be Ukrainian.
Ukraine's ethno-lingistic political division is sort of like the United States' "red America" and "blue America" divide, but in many ways much deeper -- imagine if red and blue America literally spoke different languages. The current political conflict, which at its most basic level is over whether the country will lean toward Europe or toward Russia, is part of a long-running and unresolved national identity crisis. Yes, it's also about Yanukovych's failures to fix the economy and his draconian restrictions against basic freedoms. But there's so much more to it than that, which helps make the crisis so intractable.

Source: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/worldviews/wp/2014/01/24/this-is-the-one-map-you-need-to-understand-ukraines-crisis/

There is a map in the article, but it is a huge picture and I don't know how to make it appear here smaller.

[chocolate]

https://fbcdn-sphotos-b-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn2/t1/1425789_596961720365355_448297086_n.jpg and that was in Bulgaria.

In both countries the US and Russia are fighting, if you can use this wording, for influence and territory. I cannot say it is an actual fight here, since we are so minute that we stand no chance between those two.

I find it very amusing when I see people talking to some of us here about their view of our system.

Peace!