INTRODUCTION BY PATRICE GREANVILLE [A]t some point in Ukraine’s Maidan uprising (stoked by the…
"maidan massacre snipers"
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Straight from the horse’s mouth: snipers in Kiev were working for the rebel side
by TGP STAFF2 minutes readEstonian Foreign Ministry confirms authenticity of leaked phone call discussing how Kiev snipers who…
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Why the Aggressor in Ukraine is America — NOT Russia
24 minutes readERIC ZUESSE—On May 9th, Jens Stoltenberg, the Secretary General of NATO, said, “Remember the war didn’t start in 2022. The war started in 2014. And since then, NATO has implemented the biggest reinforcement of our collective defense since the end of the Cold War. … Until 2014, NATO allies were reducing defense budgets. Since 2014, all allies across Europe and Canada have significantly increased their defense spending.”
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CONTROVERSY: The Incompetent Way That Putin Handled the Buildup to the Invasion of Ukraine
36 minutes readERIC ZUESSE—Under international law, any nation’s right to self-defense is more fundamental than any other national right. When two nations are at war against each other, one — the one that starts the war — is called “the aggressor” and under international law is blamed for the war — and the other is called “the defender” or the victim of that aggressor, and has no blame for the war, none. But, which is which can sometimes be debated. This question is always about: Which side started the war?
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ALEX RUBINSTEIN—Though distinct from NAFO at its foundation, Saint Javelin sold merchandise for the organization and recently incorporated NAFO into its brand. For months, all of Saint Javelin’s proceeds from NAFO merchandise went directly to the Georgian Legion, according to its website. Like NAFO, Saint Javelin estimates that it has raised huge sums for the war — more than a million dollars. Besides fundraising for the Georgian Legion, Saint Javelin passes on proceeds to United24, an initiative launched by Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky “as the main venue for collecting charitable donations in support of Ukraine.” It also channels money to the Ukrainian World Congress, an organization which has defended the legacy of World War Two-era Nazi collaborator and mass murderer Stepan Bandera, branding him “the undisputed symbol of Ukraine’s lengthy and tragic struggle for independence.”