Several channels are compiling testimony from people in the Dombas who have been receiving artillery fire from the Ukrainian Nazi battalions (Azov, Aiden, et al) since 2014. Horrific tales, none of which see any corporate media attention.
Ukraine is a disaster of our making. Between the 2014 CIA-State Dept coup and the DOD/Metabiota biolabs, we’ve turned what should be one of the wealthiest countries in the world into a criminal fascist state with primary purposes of developing bioweapons, sex trafficking women and children, and laundering money for our corrupt politicians (and their offspring).
I’ve been on Putin’s side from the beginning — his speeches have really surprised me, and I respect Lavrov — both seem to be forthright, saying what they mean. Normally this would be where one would put in a disclaimer of the “I know Putin is evil…” but to be honest, I don’t have any knowledge of what he’s done to deserve the demonization. And I know what our politicians do to people with whom they disagree, so I’m leaving it there. Ukraine is a brutal place, the people of Crimea, the Dombas and nearby regions that have all held referenda to establish their independence from Ukraine have suffered enough at the hands of Zelensky and his Nazi battalions. I hope Russia succeeds in its stated goals.
You should warn people when pasting a Vagabond link, as Ryan can go on and on, repeating things many times and seemingly talking just to hear it himself and when his shows can drag on as long as three and a half to four hours at times, ... a warning might be appropriate. lol
Don't get me wrong, he always brings the receipts, it just could be done in far less time than the "Succinctly" that he advertises at the beginning of each podcast, as it is Anything But Succinct.
Seeing so many conflicting accounts of the situation it's hard to fully know the truth. We know from the Biden business that some degree of corruption is prevalent in Ukraine that involves all sorts of people and money.
Crimea is a nearly unique place of multiple ethnicities but had a long term lease for Russian interests created in an agreement long ago. The Russian takeover there may or may not reflect the viewpoints of their locals. But the Russian fleet activity is the major revenue generator. The Russians violated the original agreement.
The election of an Eastern Ukrainian associated with Russia may or may not be fraudulent. His removal was equally wrong during the revolution that may or may not have US entanglement. Following later elections, elections seem cleaner. But Ukraine did not have an effective military in 2014 leading to conflict in Donbas areas. The resentment between E-W Ukraine has a long history too complex to easily explain involving languages and things from long ago. Post revolutionary Ukraine expects the agreements reached after separation from Russia to be honored and Russian meddling in Donbas has not been appreciated. The US South Carolina was not allowed to declare independence either.
The Russian larger scale invasion seems prompted by the inability for Russia to gain ground in the Donbas likely as a result of a buildup of Ukrainian military resistance assisted by NATO and US trainers active since 2015-16. That frustration led to an attempt to take the whole place.
Zelensky may or may not still be owned by the oligarch that also owns Burisma which involved the Bidens. The fact that so may Ukrainians are rising to fight suggests Zelensky is their leader. Zelensky may or may not now be strong enough to be his own man and deliver on promises made to the people.
As this progresses, only Russia can decide when is enough. But the damage in both Ukraine and Russia has been extreme with collateral world damage.
Trying to sort out the good guys from the bad guys is nearly impossible from the outside. There will be no winners.
Very eye opening. Nowhere, not even the alternate news sources I view have mentioned the Ukrainian attacks on Donetsk and Luhansk. The data is compelling and I like your new graphic. I do think the videos have been removed, just black boxes.
You bring truth back to journalism, backed with data and not opinion. I do hope you are one chosen for the TTV pit. You’ve been nominated.
I wrote about this months ago and this proves my claims. Great reporting, Kanekoa! Check out my newsletter the Nick Anonymous Truth Source here on Substack. nickanonymous.substack.com
Yes they certainly do and have lied about the truth they Zelenskys Army ARE NAZI WARMONGERS & the double (Biden) is hiding the facts and truth from the EVERYONE and playing us right into the hands of the NWO, WEF NIH, ETC. Wanting to enslave us all globally..
Thanks for this and as usual spot on. The masses too soon FORGET history. I thought first of the 'weapons of mass destruction', then all of the horse & bull shit propaganda machine(s), the 'diversion' of the tanking economy and the clincher 'Remember the Maine.'
Very well done and so worth the wait. I have only scanned the piece but will revisit as time allows later today.
NONE of this is 'new'.
I will forward the link in my vehicle to my audiences as well. Thx x100.
If we view the break away republics as totally justified and legitimate under international law, then this article blaming the Ukrainians for starting the war makes sense.
OTOH, if we view the break away regions as merely illegal separatist movements, then can't we view Ukrainian aggression as a legitimate attempt to quash a civil war?
Which side is international law on? Did the UN grant the breakaway regions some kind of legal status as independent autonomous regions? Or, should we all just grant that they are legitimate because some are calling the 2014 US interference in Ukraine an illegal coup? What does international law actually say about this matter? I'm legitimately confused....
Under the provision of "collective defense" under Art. 51 UN Charta, the Russian Special Military Operation is LEGAL, except that the Republics of Donetsk and Luhansk aren't UN members, but Kosovo and Taiwan aren't UN members, yet the US treats them as independent entities
Furthermore, under the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) established by Western powers in international law in order to justify humanitarian interventions, the Russian intervention is LEGITIMATE. There is no doubt that the Russian speakers of the Donbass were in danger from the Ukrainian army and from ultra-nationalist militias.
Thus, we cannot look at the interpretation of international law without considering the precedents. For example, if the Serbian attack on Srebrenica is considered "genocide" even though there are serious doubts about it, then the Israeli attack on Gaza is undoubtedly "genocide", even if Western powers don't like it.
Likewise, Nato bombing of Serbia to separate Kosovo cannot be ignored when evaluating Russian action in the Donbas.
The West is accusing Russia of violating international law, yet it is Russia which wants to defend international law, while the US wants to replace international law by its "rules-based order" in which the US gets to make rules we have to obey. In other words "rules for thee but not for me."
Finally, while international law protects the sovereign integrity of its member states, it also protects the self-determination of people. I think in 8 years of war the people of Donbas have shown their will to self-determination. If Ukraine were to reconquer the Donbas or Crimea, the Russian speaking population would be ethnically cleansed. By engineering the 2014 coup, it was the US that violated the sovereignty of Ukraine.
As usual the US government decides to go to war using Ukraine. What if anything dies this have to do with the biden family’s getting millions from both Russia and Ukraine? This is an investigation that has to happen before we decide who did what first! There is something fishy going on here and until we get to the bottom of who did or didn’t start the Russia Ukraine war!
Classic framed narrative. In fact the conflict between Ukrainian nationalist groups and Russia has roots in Nazi Germany pre-1945, and with the US and CIA ever since then.
To be clear I don't support either side and want all individuals to be free from their violent nation states, but I have to point out the truth as I find it.
I read an article on Feb 20, 2022 which said Ukraine shelled, and 75,000 people fled to Rustov, Russia.
If a woman wants to divorce a man is it ok for the man to use force to make her stay? No. Then why is it ok for Ukraine to shell its own people for them wanting independence?
This is truly gold. Well done.
Thanks. I can count on one hand the number of independent journalist that have talked about this. Seems pretty important.
I just shared it with my readers as well. https://hottakeoftheday.substack.com/p/the-other-side-of-the-coin
Hi! That's interesting. Could you please write a link to the original OSCE reports from their official website?
Telegram has a number of channels with good (accurate, best I can tell) current information on the conflict in Ukraine — here’s a report on one of the journalists in the area (she’s now on a Ukrainian kill list) — https://www.thelastamericanvagabond.com/eva-bartlett-interview-civilian-kill-list-maternity-hospital-bombings-the-war-crimes-of-ukraine/
Several channels are compiling testimony from people in the Dombas who have been receiving artillery fire from the Ukrainian Nazi battalions (Azov, Aiden, et al) since 2014. Horrific tales, none of which see any corporate media attention.
Ukraine is a disaster of our making. Between the 2014 CIA-State Dept coup and the DOD/Metabiota biolabs, we’ve turned what should be one of the wealthiest countries in the world into a criminal fascist state with primary purposes of developing bioweapons, sex trafficking women and children, and laundering money for our corrupt politicians (and their offspring).
I’ve been on Putin’s side from the beginning — his speeches have really surprised me, and I respect Lavrov — both seem to be forthright, saying what they mean. Normally this would be where one would put in a disclaimer of the “I know Putin is evil…” but to be honest, I don’t have any knowledge of what he’s done to deserve the demonization. And I know what our politicians do to people with whom they disagree, so I’m leaving it there. Ukraine is a brutal place, the people of Crimea, the Dombas and nearby regions that have all held referenda to establish their independence from Ukraine have suffered enough at the hands of Zelensky and his Nazi battalions. I hope Russia succeeds in its stated goals.
You should warn people when pasting a Vagabond link, as Ryan can go on and on, repeating things many times and seemingly talking just to hear it himself and when his shows can drag on as long as three and a half to four hours at times, ... a warning might be appropriate. lol
Don't get me wrong, he always brings the receipts, it just could be done in far less time than the "Succinctly" that he advertises at the beginning of each podcast, as it is Anything But Succinct.
Absolutely correct!
You put alot of research into this. Thank you!
Seeing so many conflicting accounts of the situation it's hard to fully know the truth. We know from the Biden business that some degree of corruption is prevalent in Ukraine that involves all sorts of people and money.
Crimea is a nearly unique place of multiple ethnicities but had a long term lease for Russian interests created in an agreement long ago. The Russian takeover there may or may not reflect the viewpoints of their locals. But the Russian fleet activity is the major revenue generator. The Russians violated the original agreement.
The election of an Eastern Ukrainian associated with Russia may or may not be fraudulent. His removal was equally wrong during the revolution that may or may not have US entanglement. Following later elections, elections seem cleaner. But Ukraine did not have an effective military in 2014 leading to conflict in Donbas areas. The resentment between E-W Ukraine has a long history too complex to easily explain involving languages and things from long ago. Post revolutionary Ukraine expects the agreements reached after separation from Russia to be honored and Russian meddling in Donbas has not been appreciated. The US South Carolina was not allowed to declare independence either.
The Russian larger scale invasion seems prompted by the inability for Russia to gain ground in the Donbas likely as a result of a buildup of Ukrainian military resistance assisted by NATO and US trainers active since 2015-16. That frustration led to an attempt to take the whole place.
Zelensky may or may not still be owned by the oligarch that also owns Burisma which involved the Bidens. The fact that so may Ukrainians are rising to fight suggests Zelensky is their leader. Zelensky may or may not now be strong enough to be his own man and deliver on promises made to the people.
As this progresses, only Russia can decide when is enough. But the damage in both Ukraine and Russia has been extreme with collateral world damage.
Trying to sort out the good guys from the bad guys is nearly impossible from the outside. There will be no winners.
Very eye opening. Nowhere, not even the alternate news sources I view have mentioned the Ukrainian attacks on Donetsk and Luhansk. The data is compelling and I like your new graphic. I do think the videos have been removed, just black boxes.
You bring truth back to journalism, backed with data and not opinion. I do hope you are one chosen for the TTV pit. You’ve been nominated.
Mahalo!! Great work!! 🙏🏽❤️🌺
Of course I am sharing it.
What an excellent piece of work. Thank you.
I wrote about this months ago and this proves my claims. Great reporting, Kanekoa! Check out my newsletter the Nick Anonymous Truth Source here on Substack. nickanonymous.substack.com
Yes they certainly do and have lied about the truth they Zelenskys Army ARE NAZI WARMONGERS & the double (Biden) is hiding the facts and truth from the EVERYONE and playing us right into the hands of the NWO, WEF NIH, ETC. Wanting to enslave us all globally..
Thanks for this and as usual spot on. The masses too soon FORGET history. I thought first of the 'weapons of mass destruction', then all of the horse & bull shit propaganda machine(s), the 'diversion' of the tanking economy and the clincher 'Remember the Maine.'
Very well done and so worth the wait. I have only scanned the piece but will revisit as time allows later today.
NONE of this is 'new'.
I will forward the link in my vehicle to my audiences as well. Thx x100.
Great essays. Great work. Bless your efforts in exposing the truth.
https://brucecain.substack.com/p/as-the-wheels-fall-off-the-plandemic-4b8
If we view the break away republics as totally justified and legitimate under international law, then this article blaming the Ukrainians for starting the war makes sense.
OTOH, if we view the break away regions as merely illegal separatist movements, then can't we view Ukrainian aggression as a legitimate attempt to quash a civil war?
Which side is international law on? Did the UN grant the breakaway regions some kind of legal status as independent autonomous regions? Or, should we all just grant that they are legitimate because some are calling the 2014 US interference in Ukraine an illegal coup? What does international law actually say about this matter? I'm legitimately confused....
Under the provision of "collective defense" under Art. 51 UN Charta, the Russian Special Military Operation is LEGAL, except that the Republics of Donetsk and Luhansk aren't UN members, but Kosovo and Taiwan aren't UN members, yet the US treats them as independent entities
Furthermore, under the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) established by Western powers in international law in order to justify humanitarian interventions, the Russian intervention is LEGITIMATE. There is no doubt that the Russian speakers of the Donbass were in danger from the Ukrainian army and from ultra-nationalist militias.
Thus, we cannot look at the interpretation of international law without considering the precedents. For example, if the Serbian attack on Srebrenica is considered "genocide" even though there are serious doubts about it, then the Israeli attack on Gaza is undoubtedly "genocide", even if Western powers don't like it.
Likewise, Nato bombing of Serbia to separate Kosovo cannot be ignored when evaluating Russian action in the Donbas.
The West is accusing Russia of violating international law, yet it is Russia which wants to defend international law, while the US wants to replace international law by its "rules-based order" in which the US gets to make rules we have to obey. In other words "rules for thee but not for me."
Finally, while international law protects the sovereign integrity of its member states, it also protects the self-determination of people. I think in 8 years of war the people of Donbas have shown their will to self-determination. If Ukraine were to reconquer the Donbas or Crimea, the Russian speaking population would be ethnically cleansed. By engineering the 2014 coup, it was the US that violated the sovereignty of Ukraine.
As usual the US government decides to go to war using Ukraine. What if anything dies this have to do with the biden family’s getting millions from both Russia and Ukraine? This is an investigation that has to happen before we decide who did what first! There is something fishy going on here and until we get to the bottom of who did or didn’t start the Russia Ukraine war!
Three questions:
(1) Which country invaded Ukraine in 2014, and annexed Crimea?
(2) Which country provided military backing to 'separatists' in Donbas, who were attempting to secede and join said country?
(3) Which country invaded Ukraine in 2022?
Clue: the answer to all questions is the same.
THAT is the country responsible.
Everything else, in your article, and here in the comments, is garbage created by that country's prolific propaganda machine.
Classic framed narrative. In fact the conflict between Ukrainian nationalist groups and Russia has roots in Nazi Germany pre-1945, and with the US and CIA ever since then.
To be clear I don't support either side and want all individuals to be free from their violent nation states, but I have to point out the truth as I find it.
See: http://joshuarayjongema.com/2023/01/27/wars-lies-and-the-cia/
I read an article on Feb 20, 2022 which said Ukraine shelled, and 75,000 people fled to Rustov, Russia.
If a woman wants to divorce a man is it ok for the man to use force to make her stay? No. Then why is it ok for Ukraine to shell its own people for them wanting independence?
If they broke the cease-fire then they deserve everything Putin throws at them
https://foreignlocal.substack.com/p/the-latest-kiev-ridicule-performance