Ukranian Neo-Fascist Trying Their Best To Start A War. Obama & The US Media Buy It

The media war between Ukraine, Russian and the West is going into overdrive.Remember all of those innocent Ukrainians in Kiev wanting freedom, liberty and rainbows? Turns out, a lot of them are Neo-Fascist who hate Jews and Russians. Let’s take a closer look at who is trying to start this war.

Russia Government:

Russia dismisses Crimea ultimatum claims as ‘nonsense’: report
Official: No Russian troops have entered Ukraine across northern border (interfax)
Russian Duma Speaker: No need to send Russian troops to Ukraine now (interfax)
Black Sea Fleet denies claims Ukrainian military in the Crimea will be stormed (interfax)

-OR- Ukraine’s Illegitimate Government Ran By Turchynov

UKRAINE’S TURCHYNOV SAYS SHIPS THREATENED IF ARMS NOT LAID DOWN
UKRAINE’S TURCHYNOV SAYS SHIPS THREATENED WITH SEIZURE
UKRAINE’S TURCHYNOV SAYS SITUATION AROUND FLEET IS DANGEROUS
UKRAINE’S TURCHYNOV SAYS RUSSIA INCREASING CRIMEA FORCES
UKRAINE’S TURCHYNOV SAYS RUSSIAN BLACK SEA FLEET HAS BLOCKED UKRAINIAN NAVY VESSELS IN SEVASTOPOL BAYS

So, let me ask you. Who is beating the war drum here? Turchynov is begging the West to get involved at any cost. He doesn’t care what that cost is. Never mind that any involvement by NATO might lead to WW 3. It is my hope that the US Government and the US Media wake up, pull their head out of their collective ass and see who it is that they are dealing with. It’s never a good idea to do business with Neo-Fascist.

Here is my quick analysis. Russia is done. They have taken Crimea and they are more than satisfied with that. If no further provocation occurs, media hysteria will die down over the next few days and our financial markets will recover. Cheers!!!

Why would markets recover?

CNBC: Russian officials: “Fascists in power now in Ukraine”

Russia’s Upper Council session on whether or not to approve President Vladimir Putin‘s request to send armed forces to Crimea was akin to traveling back in time, rhetorically speaking.

One Russian legislator said: “Look who came to power now in Ukraine—radicals, nationalists, fascists.”

(Read more: Parliament approves troops)

In fact, the word ‘fascist’ was used several times throughout the debate (though actual debate was limited since the legislators seemed to all be of the same opinion).

Another quoted a Russian poet and signaled that now, “it’s time to use weapons, not words.”

Though the White House said it was monitoring the situation in Crimea closely, Putin and most Russian officials see Obama as extremely weak.

A Russian business source with deep knowledge of Russia’s political, economic, and security situation, who requested anonymity, said morale in the Ukrainian army was low, giving Putin an upper hand.

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