Build up to WW3 - GLOBALIST ELITE Eye up UKRAINE

Ukraine Is A Time Bomb Ready To Blow
Alex and William F Jasper cover the waterfront of issues facing our nation including the standing situation in the Ukraine, the loss of individual liberties and the agenda of Globalists to destroy America.




As the column rolled into town flying a Russian flag, there was rampant speculation about who these men in mismatched camouflage armed with a variety of guns were. Some held machine guns, others had sniper rifles and even small rocket launchers. They wore St George's ribbons, the Russian victory day symbol that has been adopted as the emblem of the anti-Kiev "people's militia" in eastern Ukraine.

The men themselves were reluctant to talk to journalists about their identity, intentions or where they had obtained the armoured vehicles. But the bulk of them appeared to be from the ranks of the same armed militia that has seized government buildings around the region in recent days. Ukrainian paratroopers from the neighbouring Dnipropetrovsk region who had joined the rebels

"There are definitely green men there today. They aren't hiding that they're from Crimea, from Russia," she said, referring to the unmarked soldiers Russia deployed to take control of Crimea last month, popularly known as "little green men". checkpoint

"We believe in what we're doing to preserve our government, our territory and peace," one paratrooper who declined to give his name said. "No one is planning to fight protesters," he added.

UKRAINE looks to be teetering dangerously close to the edge of war as a column of armoured personnel carriers flying Russian flags drove into city of Slovyansk this morning.

Humiliation for Ukraine's troops as they roll into restive east in armoured vehicles ... and have them SEIZED by pro-Russian militants Ukrainian army APCs roll into Kramatorsk, which was on Saturday scene of fierce fighting between police and militants vision of hell battle zone war zone jsnip4 kev baker show Forces loyal to Kiev retook an airfield held by separatists just outside that town in an airborne assault last night Russian President Vladimir Putin tells German Chancellor Angela Merkel that Ukraine is on the brink of civil war He denied any involvement of Russian troops, but Kiev names a Russian regiment it claims is active in east Ukraine Nato announces it is stepping up deployments in eastern Europe in response to the crisis

A Chinese satellite probing the mysterious disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 "observed a suspected crash area at sea," a Chinese government agency said — a potentially pivotal lead into what thus far has been a frustrating, fruitless search.

Former U.S. Diplomat: Send U.S. Ground Troops to Ukraine
A former U.S. diplomat and member of the Council on Foreign Relations, James Jeffrey, is calling for U.S. ground troops to be injected into the brewing civil war in Ukraine. Jeffery is a visiting fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, a beltway think tank controlled by the American Israel Public Affairs Committee and associated with the neocon wing of the Republican Party.

"The best way to send Putin a tough message and possibly deflect a Russian campaign against more vulnerable NATO states is to back up our commitment to the sanctity of NATO territory with ground troops, the only military deployment that can make such commitments unequivocal," Jeffrey writes for The Washington Post, an establishment newspaper often used by neocons to push pro-war propaganda and the concept of American exceptionalism, the philosophical basis for imperialism and warmongering.

Ukraine is on the verge of major armed conflict as government forces launch their first significant military action in the east of the country, where they have clashed with about 30 armed pro-Russian gunmen at a provincial airfield.

Shots were fired in Kramatorsk airport as Ukrainian special forces stormed in to reassert Kiev's control. As troop helicopters hovered above and tempers flared, a Ukrainian general was set upon by a group of local people incensed that two protesters had been injured, knocking off his military-issue fur hat and yelling, "Jail him."

The American Government willing to repeat The Waco Massacre -- Mike Rivero

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Build up to WW3 - OBAMA is Not Sure of Anything about the UKRAINE CRISIS

Build up to WW3 - OBAMA is Not Sure of Anything about the UKRAINE CRISIS

President Obama expressed skepticism Thursday over a possible diplomatic deal over Ukraine and indicated that he remains ready to impose new sanctions on Russia if necessary.

As for possible consequences, Obama said that "we have to be prepared to potentially respond to what continues to be, you know, efforts of interference by the Russians in eastern and southern Ukraine." The president also said: "I think I've been very clear that military options are not on the table in Ukraine, because this is not a situation that would be amenable to a clear military solution."

Obama said he spoke Thursday with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and planned to speak with British Prime Minister David Cameron about options regarding Russia and Ukraine.

The president's statement came just a few hours after Secretary of State John Kerry announced that diplomats from Russia, Ukraine, the European Union and the United States had agreed to a series of steps aimed at de-escalating the violence in southern and eastern Ukraine.

Obama, Kerry and their aides have said they will move to put more economic sanctions on Russia if they do not stop fomenting violence in neighboring Ukraine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has denied the U.S. allegations of interference and protested what he calls the poor treatment of ethnic Russians by the Ukraine government. soros whistleblower

"Our strong preference would be for Mr. Putin to follow through on what is a glimmer of hope coming out of these Geneva talks, but we're not going to count on it until we see it," Obama said.

Asked about the reality of an announced deal with Russia to reduce tension in Ukraine, President Obama was blunt. "I don't think we can be sure of anything at this point," he said at a press conference on Thursday, neatly summarizing the theme of the entire tense scenario from the beginning. Which is exactly how Russian President Vladimir Putin appears to like it.

Kathleen Hennessey of the Los Angeles Times asked Obama how we could "be sure Russia will follow through" on the agreement. We can't be sure, Obama replied. But: "I think there's the possibility — the prospect — that diplomacy may deescalate the situation and we may be able to move toward what has always been our goal, which is to let the Ukrainians make decisions about their own lives."


It's a possibility, sure, but it's not a particularly robust one. The deal, as The Wire reported, is largely a stopgap measure, offering Russia relief from additional sanctions if it steps in to oppose militias in east Ukraine. Obama continued, "The question now becomes: Will they use the influence they have exerted in a disruptive way to restore order so that Ukrainians can carry out an election?" So far, the Russians have shown little indication that they intend to do so.

Each time Obama and Putin get on the phone, the public response from each varies wildly, and displays an unusual amount of overt hostility. "Last month, the administration described a constructive exchange between Mr. Obama and Mr. Putin over a diplomatic proposal to defuse tensions," the Times' Mark Landler wrote. However, "Russia said Mr. Putin warned the president about the 'continued rampage of extremists who are committing acts of intimidation.'" Whatever the conversation and agreement in private, Putin's (and Obama's) public goals are in clear opposition.

Putin's entire strategy in Ukraine appears to be built on misrepresenting his country's position and involvement. "This war," Applebaum wrote, "involves not soldiers but local thugs and volunteers, some linked to the ex-president, Viktor Yanukovych, some from criminal gangs, and some who mistakenly think they are fighting for some form of benign local autonomy." The Russian goal as flexible and camouflaged as its expeditionary forces, adding an additional level of uncertainty for those trying to track the conflict from the the West. Obama was clear that he didn't buy the argument that Putin wasn't involved. "Russia's hand," he said, "is in the disruptions and chaos that we have been seeing."