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How the Odessa massacre was orchestrated by the CIA-controlled Interior Ministry
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Here is an example of just one of several military catastrophes on the part of the junta government. Out of 4500 fighters, 83 are known to have survived with another 500 unaccounted for.

Quote:How the 30-th brigade perished: a story of a surviving Berdichevite

I'm not a traitor and I'm not an alarmist. But what happened with the 30-th brigade from Novograd-Volynsk deserves most careful examination by the public. Remaining silent about this means to betray the country and the guys that were left lying in the Donetsk soil. To betray their families and the people, which gives its best sons under the command of ...tards with huge stars on their epaulettes. I don't want to criticize anybody here, I just hope that the story of the frail Berdichev boy, who managed to survive during those events, will help Ukrainians understand that an incompetent officer is worse than Yanukovich...

Igor (name changed) was enlisted into the army in Berdichev in March. "For ten days, for retraining," explained Berdichev recruitment officer. From Berdichev he was sent into Novograd, into 30-th brigade. There they took to firing range 12 bullets a day, and this went on for two weeks. Later there were exercises together with the 26-th brigade, then to war. The task of the detachment in which Igor served was to accompany the military convoys with combat supplies. They were shelled, but God forgave and only burned trucks marked the path of these soldiers. By the end of July the whole brigade was gathered and sent into the village of Solnechnoye in Donetsk region. There they repaired the materiel, refueled, refilled ammunition loads, and went into the village of Stepanovka in Donetsk region. Stepanovka was already liberated, but the terrorists shelled it with mortars. During the first day the brigade lost three people due to mortar fire. They were quartered in basements and cellars, their service began. They had to patrol the territory, guard checkpoints, sweep the captured settlements.

The events of August 12 Igor will remember for the rest of his life. He remembered a talk of two artillerists from the SPH battery in the morning several hours before the catastrophe: "Kolya, this is some f... We shoot and don't switch positions, they'll cover us". "Go tell this to the commander, he already tried to be smart and got fucked by the command. They told him to stand here," replied the other artillerist. During the war all rules are written in blood of the dead soldiers. And if the commands go against the rules then the soldier intuition starts working and expecting the worst. Igor got "lucky", if this word is applicable, he and two more fighters were sent to reconnaissance in the evening in order to determine the dislocation of enemy firepower and accumulations of manpower.

The boys walked away from their own for three-four kilometers and found a standing tank convoy that consisted of 18 T-90 tanks! An attempt to get in touch with the command almost costed them their lives three guard tanks passed by the scouts who were lying in grass. The nearest tank almost flattened the fighters "you could touch it with your hand". Once the tanks approached the convoy and stopped, the scouts connected to the command and requested artillery shelling after pointing the square in which the tanks were gathered. The tanks stood for about an hour, but no shelling occurred. Moreover, the infantry on "Kamazes" approached the tanks and the military started to disperse. Tanks and infantry started to surround the village the scouts again got in touch with the command and reported the situation 30 "Kamazes" with people and 21 T-90 tank. This time the command reacted (Igor learned this later from the surviving soldiers) it left the not yet surrounded Stepanovka, leaving one staff officer with the rank of lieutenant colonel behind.

The catastrophe started at about 10pm. A rocket whirlwind covered the village and the troops location. More than two hours the "Grads" were digging the positions of the 30-th brigade, and then the tanks and the infantry went to sweep the village. Igor thinks that these were Russian military the terrorists never had T-90 tanks. A retreat of the Ukrainian detachments began, or rather what was left of them... Ours were retreating towards Saur-Mogila.

This way three scouts ended up in the rear of the separatists. The scouts laid in the field until the morning, observing the approaching convoys of enemy supplies. The boys tried to get in touch with the command for the whole night in order to learn what do they have to do in this situation. But the radio remained silent. In the morning they got connected and got a command to move into the settlement of Solnechnoye. They were moving along a country road. This way they ran into an UAZ of the separatists with three fighters. During an attack on the car "shoot only on glasses and doors" they captured the transport means and almost reached their destination the separatists saw them and started to hammer using a mortar. They abandoned the car and went through thick foliage instead...

Shock waited for them In the settlement. During the attack of separatists and the Russian military the 18 tanks of the brigade were destroyed, an SPH battery was fully eliminated, and other armor. Out of all brigade materiel only two tanks remained in Solnechnoye, which were hit but miraculously retained their mobility, and an armored reconnaissance scout vehicle. A very high number of people perished, but how many exactly they didn't know back then. But the command forgot about the soldiers and they were given the order to deploy to Saur-Mogila with the remains of the military. The second part of the tragedy unfolded there... Igor has no strength to recall it. Later the survivors were given the order to deploy into Novograd, into the brigade location "to count and to make the lists of those who are alive". Counted. Out of 4500 soldiers and officers, 83 ended up in Novograd-Volynsk and also about 500 in other places in Ukraine, mostly repairmen, medics, snipers... The commanders will be figuring out where are the others.

Today Igor is in Berdichev. No money, but alive. What happens next he doesn't know. They were released to their homes and told that in the nearest time they'll decide what to do next with them... Nothing is known yet about the fate of almost four thousand "lost" soldiers and officers of the 30-th brigade.

Valentin BORTNIK

http://www.berdichev.biz/content/view/12100/1/ (in Russian) link

PS. And the "trivia".

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"We'll know our disinformation campaign is complete when everything the American public believes is false." --William J. Casey, D.C.I

"We will lead every revolution against us." --Theodore Herzl
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#82
UN Not Responding to Russia's Request of Odessa Tragedy Investigation - Moscow

http://en.ria.ru/world/20140906/19268787...agedy.html

Quote:MOSCOW, September 6 (RIA Novosti) - Russia still has not received an answer from the United Nations concerning the May tragedy in the Ukrainian city of Odessa, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Gennady Gatilov told RIA Novosti in an interview.

"We raised the questions on Odessa, Mariupol, and other subjects at the Security Council meetings. Unfortunately, we have not received a proper answer on the investigation of those incidents. We hope to get some kind of a clear explanation. But so far, we have to state that we have had no such reaction," Gatilov said.

The diplomat added that Russia had also brought up the issue of the use of helicopters with the UN insignia in the Kiev special operation in the east of the country. The UN has not informed Russia on the course of the investigation of this issue, either, he said.

"Back in May, we have raised this issue before the UN Secretariat, we demanded an investigation into those incidents and expressed hope that the UN authorities would give an exacting evaluation of the events and condemn such action, which does not adhere with the UN practice," Gatilov said.

"The secretariat assured us back then that they were in contact with the Kiev authorities and would inform us of the results. To this day, we have not been informed about the results," he added.

On May 2, clashes in Odessa broke out between independence supporters on one side and fans of the Odessa and Kharkiv football teams on the other, later joined by Euromaidan activists.

Pro-Kiev radicals joined by Right Sector militia blocked the anti-government protesters in the House of Trade Unions and set the building with the help of Molotov cocktails. Those trapped inside had little chance of extinguishing the blaze, as fire hoses in the building were out of order.

At least 48 people died, and over 200 were injured. Local officials accused Kiev of covering up the actual death toll of at least 116.

No plausible explanation has been offered for the fact that many of those who died did not try to take refuge on upper floors or the roof, prompting rumors that they were poisoned by an unknown chemical.
"There are three sorts of conspiracy: by the people who complain, by the people who write, by the people who take action. There is nothing to fear from the first group, the two others are more dangerous; but the police have to be part of all three,"

Joseph Fouche
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#83
The CIA asset in charge of the thug SBU:

NALIVAYCHENKO DAUGHTER RENTS AN APARTMENT IN THE HEART OF NEW YORK FOR $ 13,000

http://rusdozor.ru/2014/09/12/dochka-nal...-dollarov/

Quote:Employees of the newspaper "Vesti" were attacked by the secret services. September 11 at about 11 am to the editor included 16 people who identified themselves as members of the SBU.

Two of them were in Balaklava. "At this point, the board was about 70 people. Most of them - the technical staff, as well as journalists of the site. The search was conducted in three areas: editorial, publishing, and the place where the server is located. Servers were seized "- raskazal political journalist Dmitry Korotkov edition.

The very same newspaper editor Igor Guzhva on his page on FB gave more details. "Journalists are not allowed to work. Those of the editorial staff, which had been in place at the time of the capture space, held in the building and do not give a talk on mobile phones, "- wrote Guzhva.

Later he said that the SBU suspects Received under Article 110 of the second part (encroachment on the territorial integrity). "Encroachment is SBU saw a few articles that were published in the magazine" Reporter "(two in April, one in July). These are articles "Makhnovist state", "Slavic-proletarian republic" and "Junta! Betrayed! Down! "- Said the editor.

Furthermore, staff at Balaklava barricaded themselves in the office and would not let go of people's deputies of the Party of Regions Mykola Levchenko and Elena Bondarenko, who came to the rescue of the journalists.

Deputies came to the door and introduced himself asked that law enforcement let them. However, SBU officers refused to do so. Thereafter Levchenko called the reception Interior Minister Arsen Avakov and asked to be given a talk with the minister or his deputy. However, the People's Deputy refused to say that it is impossible to do due to technical reasons. Levchenko also demanded that the scene came up the police.

Lawmaker tries to break down the door to the office. In response to his actions were barricaded door furniture. In principle, this is not the first attack on the "News". In the spring, in the midst of the presidential campaign came to them from the tax with a search warrant. Reason: journalists wrote a critical article about the taxman. Now again the election and again searched the publisher. And the reason is similar: newspaper allowed to write stuff about daughter of the head of the SBU Nalyvaychenko.

The fact that Olga V. Nalivaychenko lives in New York, rents an apartment near 5th Avenue and Central Park for $ 13 000. Completely unpatriotic choice of residence, and in the photo was the daughter of the chief security officer without embroidery. Again anyone svidomye question immediately arises: how much body armor for soldiers ATO can buy with that money?

The article appeared just before the presentation of the election list Poroshenko block where the head of the SBU, the pro-American protege Nalivaychenko, set aside a place of honor. Uncomfortable Timeout: Dad-SBU-Schnick is a deputy, and the daughter litters currency on Fifth Avenue. Immediately raises questions about the lustration, corruption, clean hands and other Maidan values.

To these questions are not asked readers Voters newspaper "Vesti" decided to cover - SBU suspects Received under Article 110 of the second part (encroachment on the territorial integrity). In fact, journalists are accused of helping the separatists and the government traitors. Will know how to write the truth! However, in a democratic Ukraine, any deviation from the general media line qualifies as terrorism and the attacks on the integrity edynoy Krajina.

http://antifashist.com/item/dochka-naliv...z3D6f3oqZ1
"There are three sorts of conspiracy: by the people who complain, by the people who write, by the people who take action. There is nothing to fear from the first group, the two others are more dangerous; but the police have to be part of all three,"

Joseph Fouche
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#84
Odessa massacre probe falsified? Parliament inquiry member blasts redacted' results

http://wakeupfromyourslumber.com/news/od...ed-results

Quote:A member of the Ukrainian parliamentary probe into the Odessa massacre has retracted her signature under the document, saying it was heavily redacted after signing. Multiple Odessa news outlets published what they said was the original probe conclusions.

Svetlana Fabrikant, a member of the Ukrainian parliament and secretary of the parliamentary commission probing into the massacre in Odessa on May 2, as well as other episodes of violence in eastern Ukrainian cities, withdrew her signature under the commission's report, saying it was "different" from what she had signed.

"Regrettably, other members of the commission made some adjustments to the document after I had signed it," she said. "After the document was published on the official website of the parliament, I found my signature under a different document - and I cannot agree with this document," Itar-Tass quotes her as saying.

After the comparison of the version published by the parliament and the one obtained by Odessa media outlets, it can be concluded that the 'redacted' version got rid of witnesses' accounts implicating the involvement of Andrey Parubiy, then-secretary of Ukraine's National Security and Defense Council, in organizing the Odessa massacre.

Parubiy resigned from his post in August.

The final version of the report presented by Kiev is also reportedly missing witnesses' accounts about the involvement of about 500 radicals who have been transferred to Odessa with the help of the region's governor, Vladimir Nemirovsky. It also failed to mention the head of Odessa branch of the Udar party, Andrey Yusov, and other Euromaidan leaders who allegedly instigated radical nationalists to set ablaze the Trade Unions House.

Svetlana Fabrikant said that Parubiy, as well as the chief of Ukraine's Security Council, Valentin Nalivaichenko, and Interior Minister Arsen Avakov refused to talk with the commission's members during the investigation.

"Key participants in those developments had never showed up at the commission's sessions. The reluctance of officials to provide explanations to the commission is an eloquent answer. What kind of openness and joint work can we speak about?" Fabrikant said, claiming that the authorities wanted to soft-pedal the investigation of the Odessa tragedy.
"There are three sorts of conspiracy: by the people who complain, by the people who write, by the people who take action. There is nothing to fear from the first group, the two others are more dangerous; but the police have to be part of all three,"

Joseph Fouche
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#85
Paul Rigby Wrote:[video=youtube_share;840bAsVFGSM]http://youtu.be/840bAsVFGSM[/video]

My thanks to the Serbian gentleman responsible.

From the same source:

[video=youtube_share;mCwvg2j3DU0]http://youtu.be/mCwvg2j3DU0[/video]
"There are three sorts of conspiracy: by the people who complain, by the people who write, by the people who take action. There is nothing to fear from the first group, the two others are more dangerous; but the police have to be part of all three,"

Joseph Fouche
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#86
Porochenko admits #Odessa massacre was to intimidate population and to prevent events like in Donbass...

https://twitter.com/ofehr_en/status/525659064760819712
"There are three sorts of conspiracy: by the people who complain, by the people who write, by the people who take action. There is nothing to fear from the first group, the two others are more dangerous; but the police have to be part of all three,"

Joseph Fouche
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#87
[video]http://nemolchu.ru/video/ukrainskaja-voina/odessa-2-maja-kto-zadushil-beremennuyu-zhenschinu-chetkoe-foto-materialy-dlja-sledstvija.html[/video]

[video=youtube_share;vxDBaoaul3c]http://youtu.be/vxDBaoaul3c[/video]
"There are three sorts of conspiracy: by the people who complain, by the people who write, by the people who take action. There is nothing to fear from the first group, the two others are more dangerous; but the police have to be part of all three,"

Joseph Fouche
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#88
Who ran the red-armbanded pseudo-gang of "pro-Russian" activists on the streets of Odessa on May 2? The answer? Colonel Nikolai Pankiv of the Berkut special division of the Odessa police. The latter's newly-formed "Storm" unit formed the pseudo-gang:

[video=youtube_share;iIDzxP2y63E]http://youtu.be/iIDzxP2y63E[/video]

See here for more background:

http://politrussia.com/society/odessa-na...vanie-450/
"There are three sorts of conspiracy: by the people who complain, by the people who write, by the people who take action. There is nothing to fear from the first group, the two others are more dangerous; but the police have to be part of all three,"

Joseph Fouche
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#89
Odessa massacre coordinator killed in Kharkov terrorist attack

February 23, 2015
IPolk (Internet Militia)
Translated by Kristina Rus

http://fortruss.blogspot.ie/2015/02/odes...ed-in.html

Quote:"No Condolences"

"Internet militia" reports: Kharkov explosion during Maidan anniversary march on February 22 killed the coordinator of Kharkov Maidan, who brought the football fans of "Metallist" to burn people in Odessa Trade Unions building on May 2, 2014.

Kristina Rus:

Without looking at any other information, two theories about yesterday's Kharkov explosion have a right to exist: either it was done by the Kiev junta or by it's opponents.

Kiev junta of course is a terrorist government. It came to power by provocations and resorted to provocations in order to stay in power. As soon as it was done with one provocation it would begin plotting the next. If the information above is indeed true, then the Kiev junta could kill two birds with one stone: get rid of a key witness and earn some reputation points by "proving" that the "separatists" are indeed "terrorists", just when the public opinion was shifting away from the war after Kiev's devastating loss of 3,500 soldiers in Debaltsevo.

If it was done by the "Kharkov anti-junta underground", then they could set out to eliminate a key participant of the Odessa massacre, and terrorize junta supporters, who are not welcome by the majority Russian-speaking Kharkov. But then they would be resorting to the same tactics as the junta. No doubt, that it is possible that there could be some in the resistance who could turn to such methods on their own, just like the anti-fascist underground in the 1940's. But it would also be a gift to the junta and the Western media supporting it in justifying their narrative and would be contrary to the overall mission of the anti-junta movement to create an all-inclusive truly democratic society without terror and nationalist slogans in Ukraine (or at least their own regions-republics). Such an act is a mass murder and and should result in a highest form of punishment of the perpetrators by the leaders of the resistance, if that's the case, because it goes against everything that the resistance stands for, and this is why it has a signature of the Kiev junta.

At least 700 people have been detained in Kharkov on charges of separatism, and Kharkov was of course the only other city besides Lugansk and Donetsk, were the resistance had seized the regional administration building in April, with a goal to set up a Kharkov Republic. In a way Kharkov saved Lugansk and Donetsk, since it was geographically closer to Kiev and was the only location were the junta could manage to direct it's storm troopers, who stormed the building arrested the activists inside, and surrounded it's perimeter, but would not respond to locals' questions in Russian or Ukrainian.

The fact that administration buildings were seized by the Right Sector and other militants (previously trained for years in Poland and Lithuania) in Western Ukraine and downtown Kiev as part of a coup to overthrow the government of Yanukovich did not seem to upset junta's Western backers.

There is a third explanation, of course, and one which fits the available facts: this was a false-flag with precisely targetted victims, designed to prevent any future revelations from orchestrators of the Odessa massacre.
"There are three sorts of conspiracy: by the people who complain, by the people who write, by the people who take action. There is nothing to fear from the first group, the two others are more dangerous; but the police have to be part of all three,"

Joseph Fouche
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#90
Paul Rigby Wrote:Odessa massacre coordinator killed in Kharkov terrorist attack

February 23, 2015
IPolk (Internet Militia)
Translated by Kristina Rus

http://fortruss.blogspot.ie/2015/02/odes...ed-in.html

Quote:"No Condolences"

"Internet militia" reports: Kharkov explosion during Maidan anniversary march on February 22 killed the coordinator of Kharkov Maidan, who brought the football fans of "Metallist" to burn people in Odessa Trade Unions building on May 2, 2014.

Kristina Rus:

Without looking at any other information, two theories about yesterday's Kharkov explosion have a right to exist: either it was done by the Kiev junta or by it's opponents.

Kiev junta of course is a terrorist government. It came to power by provocations and resorted to provocations in order to stay in power. As soon as it was done with one provocation it would begin plotting the next. If the information above is indeed true, then the Kiev junta could kill two birds with one stone: get rid of a key witness and earn some reputation points by "proving" that the "separatists" are indeed "terrorists", just when the public opinion was shifting away from the war after Kiev's devastating loss of 3,500 soldiers in Debaltsevo.

If it was done by the "Kharkov anti-junta underground", then they could set out to eliminate a key participant of the Odessa massacre, and terrorize junta supporters, who are not welcome by the majority Russian-speaking Kharkov. But then they would be resorting to the same tactics as the junta. No doubt, that it is possible that there could be some in the resistance who could turn to such methods on their own, just like the anti-fascist underground in the 1940's. But it would also be a gift to the junta and the Western media supporting it in justifying their narrative and would be contrary to the overall mission of the anti-junta movement to create an all-inclusive truly democratic society without terror and nationalist slogans in Ukraine (or at least their own regions-republics). Such an act is a mass murder and and should result in a highest form of punishment of the perpetrators by the leaders of the resistance, if that's the case, because it goes against everything that the resistance stands for, and this is why it has a signature of the Kiev junta.

At least 700 people have been detained in Kharkov on charges of separatism, and Kharkov was of course the only other city besides Lugansk and Donetsk, were the resistance had seized the regional administration building in April, with a goal to set up a Kharkov Republic. In a way Kharkov saved Lugansk and Donetsk, since it was geographically closer to Kiev and was the only location were the junta could manage to direct it's storm troopers, who stormed the building arrested the activists inside, and surrounded it's perimeter, but would not respond to locals' questions in Russian or Ukrainian.

The fact that administration buildings were seized by the Right Sector and other militants (previously trained for years in Poland and Lithuania) in Western Ukraine and downtown Kiev as part of a coup to overthrow the government of Yanukovich did not seem to upset junta's Western backers.

There is a third explanation, of course, and one which fits the available facts: this was a false-flag with precisely targetted victims, designed to prevent any future revelations from orchestrators of the Odessa massacre.

Meet the blogger and streamer Alex Rychkov. Present -and filming - at both the massacre in Odessa and the "terrorist act" in Kharkov. A coincidence, naturally:

https://twitter.com/Miss_taiga/status/56...2615963648
"There are three sorts of conspiracy: by the people who complain, by the people who write, by the people who take action. There is nothing to fear from the first group, the two others are more dangerous; but the police have to be part of all three,"

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