The Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity : Top Ten Ways You Can Tell if Russia H... - 0 views
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Last Thursday the Ukrainian government, echoed by NATO spokesmen, declared that the Russian military is now operating within Ukraine's borders. Well, maybe it is and maybe it isn't; what do you know? They said the same thing before, most recently on August 13, and then on August 17, each time with either no evidence or fake evidence. But let's give them the benefit of the doubt. You be the judge. I put together this helpful list of top ten telltale signs that will allow you to determine whether indeed Russia invaded Ukraine last Thursday, or whether Thursday's announcement is yet another confabulation. (Credit to Roman Kretsul). Because if Russia invaded on Thursday morning, this is what the situation on the ground would look like by Saturday afternoon.
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Very nicely done sarcastic rebuttal of U.S./Ukraine coup government charges that Russia has invaded Ukraine, done as a set of 10 questions. Leading to the same conclusion I reached in short order: If Russia had invaded, that war would already be over. Russia v. the coup government would be more akin to the "shock and awe" invasion of Iraq by the U.S. in 2003, with far less distance to travel. I doubt that any present or former member of any military force around the globe who has heard the propaganda believes it, except for those with such severe brain trauma that their IQs are now lower than their belt sizes. Russia has the second most powerful national military in the world; Ukraine ranks; one credible ranking of nations' military power puts Ukraine way down the list, at 21st, and that ranking was done before the bulk of the Ukraine fighter/interceptors and fixed wing attack aircraft were downed by shoulder-fired MANPAD ground-to-air missiles.
