....no worries there, our lamestream media claimed that Russia had invaded the Ukraine which was a total load of bullshit.
There is plenty of misinformation in your post. I picked this one sentence to display how inaccurate at least one factoid you present is. The article I am using as a link is from the Russian government-controlled news organization RT. They put a big self-serving spin on why the Russian troops invaded Crimea, but the admission from Putin that Russian troops had indeed invaded Crimea is plain and confirmed by Putin himself, whatever the spin may be. Armed Russian troops were sent to Crimea before the election, which by the way, was not held under international monitoring and is still not recognized as a legitimate election by the international community, including the U.N.
www.rt.com/news/crimea-defense-russian-soldiers-108/
Russian soldiers in Crimea to prevent what the globalists did in the Ukraine would be appropriate IMHO but thanks for the link.
I can not get on board with your opinion that the globalists were responsible for the so-called coup in Kyiv. The globalists did not have the power or influence to put hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians onto the streets of the capital every day and night for months protesting the betrayal of Victor Yanukovych and his government. The Ukrainian people wanted the prosperity they saw in their neighbors to the west, north and south, the East European countries, not to the east, Russia. They were waiting with the hope of joining the EU and when Yanukovych changed course and aligned with Russia it set the protest in motion. That is what caused the so-called coup, not some conspiracy theory about world bankers.
That's cool...we can agree to disagree. What I do know is that George Soros had sponsored some NGOs and we have DCleaks that had hacked into his "Open Society Foundation" and released this.
Hacked Emails Expose George Soros As Ukraine Puppet-Master | Zero Hedge
As far as the Ukrainians wanting the prosperity of what they believe comes with being in the E.U? How prosperous can these countries be when they are up to their necks in debt to the IMF that extends them credit in exchange for what few resources they haven't already leveraged? What is happening there is the same thing that is happening here......debt that will be left to our children and then their children by mortgaging the future for today. The bankers run it all...if there is one thing I have learned is that once a central bank (owned by a few powerful families) are able to takeover the creation of fiat currency, you can kiss prosperity "good-bye". Putin actually offered the Ukraine a better financial deal but of course the E.U got their puppet in there just like they always do. I have seen this same disgusting scenario played out since 9/11 and I have read about the overthrow of non-cooperative leaders that happened before I was born and after I was born but not aware like I am today. We are seeing this played out in Syria.
There are book smarts, which you claim to have an abundance of, and in fact, is confirmed by your posts, but there are also street smarts. To have street smarts on this subject you would have to experience the "streets" of the former USSR states of Eastern Europe. If you traveled to those places you would instantly see the difference in the living standards, opportunities and economic benefits of the EU associated countries and places like Ukraine and Belarus.
The masses of citizens in places like Ukraine are not very concerned about global politics, how the big banks and big business operate or even the national politics unless those politics have a direct and understandable influence on them. Very much like US citizens, they concern themselves with everyday life. Like life in America, people want what their neighbors have. They want decent food, shelter, gadgets and material things that give them a sense of happiness and success. Russia does not always offer those things to the masses. Ukrainians know it would take a very long time to meet the standards realized by their neighbors if they aligned with Russia. That is not to say there is not good living and success in Russia, there is, but we are talking about the masses.
It would be nice if you could supplement your education with some travel to some of these places. Prices are great right now for travel to Eastern Europe.