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Crimea: Best Ever Attorney General?

Natalia Poklonskaya is acting Attorney General in Crimea, and has the blessing of Putin. Natalia Poklonskaya The Japanese really like her. From the Guardian : The Crimean crisis may well be the “biggest threat to European security” since the Cold War, sparking outrage, panic and…

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Russia: A New Ally for the Right

We now have back. Things have come along quite well in the past weeks. Russia has really made the West look stupid, and this victory in Crimea, though minor physically, is major in its symbolic form. Excluding the victory of the Vietnamese, and the victory…

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15,000+ Ukrainian Servicemen in Crimea Defect to Russia

We’re all Crimean now. More than 15,000 servicemen formerly serving in the Ukrainian military have defected to Russia, as the territory has been annexed by the Motherland, the Crimean authorities told ITAE-Tass on Wednesday. Voice of Russia : “As of March 26, Russian national flags…

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NATO Chief Says Moldova Crisis is About to Kick-Off

Philip Breedlove: It’s not often one sees a smile that wacky. Things are heating up in Moldova. Or this NATO guy thinks so. From the Guardian : Nato’s most senior military commander said on Sunday that Russia had amassed a large military force on Ukraine’s…

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Alexander Dugin: Ukraine, Russia and “Westernia”

Alexander Dugin Open Revolt March 25, 2014 These are not civilized men. There are Ukrainians and Western Ukrainians. These are two different social, national, ethnic, and cultural groups. Ukrainians are a West Russian ethnos which recognizes its historic unity with Eastern Slavs and Velikorossy (a…

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Ukrainian Freedomists Rob Moldova-Russia Train at Checkpoint

RT March 24, 2014 Train robbery is the new face of democracy in Europe. The recent robbing of passengers, traveling from Russia to Moldova via Ukraine’s territory, by a local ultra-nationalist Insurgent Army is a manifestation of “anarchy,” the Russian Foreign Ministry has said. On…

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In Crimea, Every Free Human in the World Won

The Vineyard of the Saker March 23, 2014 Be Happy. We feel that we won; Lebanon won; Palestine won; the Arab nation won, and every oppressed, aggrieved person in this world also won. Our victory is not the victory of a party. I repeat what…

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Alexander Dugin: Now We Can Sum Up the First Results

Alexander Dugin Open Revolt March 22, 2014 Round one goes to Russia. Now we can sum up the first results. Real war didn’t begin. A Junta’s military attack didn’t occur. Neither the U.S., nor NATO have decided to make in this situation a direct military…

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World Jewry vs. Russia

Richard Edmondson March 21, 2014 The White House always represents Jewish interests. World Jewry, or at least a substantial portion of it, has declared war on Russia. Jewish-controlled media, from the New York Times to the Washington Post to Tablet Magazine, have all launched vitriolic…

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Top Ten Quotes from Putin’s Crimea Address

RT March 20, 2014 In perhaps the most pivotal address of the post-Soviet era, Russian President Vladimir Putin told the West to cut the bull on two decades of double standards and put the Cold War to rest. Here are the top 10 moments from…

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Putin’s Crimea Victory Speech (Full, English)

After covering the historical and modern significance of the victory, Putin compared the situation to that in Kosovo. From RT : Crimea’s secession from Ukraine was just like Kosovo’s secession from Serbia, and any arguments otherwise are just attempts to bend the West-advocated rules that…

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