Voltaire Network
Andrew Korybko
It is evident now that both men kept their threats in encouraging
their respective militias to unleash carnage within the country. As with
the Arab Spring events, these provocateurs are fiending for ‘some of
their own’ to be killed by government forces seeking to re-establish
control over anarchic areas. A full-fledged military or Berkut response
by Yanukovich is exactly what Klitschko and Yatsenyuk want. For them,
the more dead ‘protesters’, the better. It should be kept in mind that
1980s Poland was placed under martial law for much less violent
disturbances than what we are witnessing in Ukraine at the moment.
The authorities now have to make a tough decision over whether to try to restore order to the restive region or to attempt to regain control over the capital. The situation is extremely grave, and it is now obvious that this hybrid Color Revolution/Arab Spring frankenstein is schizophrenically taking on more characteristics of the latter (not that any is good, for that matter). The Libyan method has apparently been ‘perfected’ to the point where outside actors feel comfortable deploying this Pandora’s Box inside of Europe itself.
It is clear that ever since the ‘Bulldozer Revolution’ in Serbia over a decade ago, the Color Revolution template has evolved into the Arab Spring, and now the two have morphed into EuroMaidan, a new type of warfare for our century. Because of the ease of NGO infiltration of targeted nations in today’s globalized world, as well as the synchronized terrorist and weapons-trafficking rings under the strong influence of various intelligence organizations, the threat of this ‘social’ weapon/virus being deployed in more and more countries has never been higher. It should be seen as no coincidence that 3,000 Middle Eastern terrorists were planned to be relocated to Romania, possibly for use in militantly training certain elements of the Ukrainian ‘opposition’. This demonstrates that the outside powers are intent on digging in for the long-run and unleashing as much destabilization as possible. Ukraine’s "peaceful pro-European" protesters leave a burnt land behind.
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Andrew Korybko
Rioters have seized the administration building in
Lvov and forced the governor to resign. It is not known who is currently
in power in this region, but a puppet government formed by ‘opposition
forces’ may soon be set up. Demands for ‘autonomy’, or quite possibly,
explicit separatist flirtations, may give Klitschko and his thugs added
bargaining power to use against the democratically elected government
during ‘negotiations’. It is likely that even more extremist activity
will occur, led by Klischko, as he proclaimed on 22 January that, “If I
have to go (on to the streets) under bullets, I shall go there under
bullets.”
Batkivshchyna Party leader Arseniy Yatsenyuk seconded this
provocative threat to delve Ukraine into de-facto civil warfare, as he
similarly stated on 22 January that “Tomorrow [23 January] we will go
forward together. And if it’s a bullet in the forehead, then it’s a
bullet in the forehead, but in an honest, fair and brave way.”
The authorities now have to make a tough decision over whether to try to restore order to the restive region or to attempt to regain control over the capital. The situation is extremely grave, and it is now obvious that this hybrid Color Revolution/Arab Spring frankenstein is schizophrenically taking on more characteristics of the latter (not that any is good, for that matter). The Libyan method has apparently been ‘perfected’ to the point where outside actors feel comfortable deploying this Pandora’s Box inside of Europe itself.
It is clear that ever since the ‘Bulldozer Revolution’ in Serbia over a decade ago, the Color Revolution template has evolved into the Arab Spring, and now the two have morphed into EuroMaidan, a new type of warfare for our century. Because of the ease of NGO infiltration of targeted nations in today’s globalized world, as well as the synchronized terrorist and weapons-trafficking rings under the strong influence of various intelligence organizations, the threat of this ‘social’ weapon/virus being deployed in more and more countries has never been higher. It should be seen as no coincidence that 3,000 Middle Eastern terrorists were planned to be relocated to Romania, possibly for use in militantly training certain elements of the Ukrainian ‘opposition’. This demonstrates that the outside powers are intent on digging in for the long-run and unleashing as much destabilization as possible. Ukraine’s "peaceful pro-European" protesters leave a burnt land behind.
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