By Bill Cisowski
I think if we look deeper today we see that Prime Minister Yatsenyuk, while wearing the mask of change and improvement for Ukraine, has shows his true colors.
In his recent BBC HARD talk interview Yatsenyuk said that if Russia "wages war" on Ukraine, it will "resist and retaliate."
Now if we follow the money, we can gain insight into the dark objective of an operative of the European Central Bank and the war material mobsters who rule him.
The goal, of course, is the age-old dialectic of steering Ukraine into conflict with Russia. This would achieve Four objectives. First weaken Russia and Putin. Second provide profits from war material. Third, increase Ukraine's debt that would now be owned by the European Central Bank. Forth, use war to increase debt in a bid to eventually lay claim to Ukraine's rich resources.
When debt is owned, then war is always the banker's rich harvest drawn from the blood of the ignorant.
A war crisis would also provide propaganda cover for the global financial mess the oligarch's own greed had created.
It is no surprise that even at this early stage Yatsenyuk's masters at the IMF have simultaneously thrown their net of austerity over the people of Ukraine. Yatsenyuk made it clear in his recent speech that his government will continue the IMF policy of austerity measures “as the price of independence”.
But a few bloggers around the world recognize this fraud and are familiar with this age-old dialectic scheme. Let's all begin to follow the money. It becomes clear this coup d'etat fiasco was engineered precisely to assign EU debt on to Ukraine for the four purposes outlined above. But most of all, debt assigned and created through war is for the purpose of controlling a nation's true wealth in its resources. I guess Yatsenyuk cannot hide his oligarch stripes.
According to the Guardian newspaper, in the past, Mr. Yatsenyuk has held several high-profile positions including head of the nation's central bank, the National Bank of Ukraine, foreign minister and parliamentary speaker but he has played down his banker-connected origins.
I think if we look deeper today we see that Prime Minister Yatsenyuk, while wearing the mask of change and improvement for Ukraine, has shows his true colors.
In his recent BBC HARD talk interview Yatsenyuk said that if Russia "wages war" on Ukraine, it will "resist and retaliate."
Now if we follow the money, we can gain insight into the dark objective of an operative of the European Central Bank and the war material mobsters who rule him.
The goal, of course, is the age-old dialectic of steering Ukraine into conflict with Russia. This would achieve Four objectives. First weaken Russia and Putin. Second provide profits from war material. Third, increase Ukraine's debt that would now be owned by the European Central Bank. Forth, use war to increase debt in a bid to eventually lay claim to Ukraine's rich resources.
When debt is owned, then war is always the banker's rich harvest drawn from the blood of the ignorant.
A war crisis would also provide propaganda cover for the global financial mess the oligarch's own greed had created.
It is no surprise that even at this early stage Yatsenyuk's masters at the IMF have simultaneously thrown their net of austerity over the people of Ukraine. Yatsenyuk made it clear in his recent speech that his government will continue the IMF policy of austerity measures “as the price of independence”.
But a few bloggers around the world recognize this fraud and are familiar with this age-old dialectic scheme. Let's all begin to follow the money. It becomes clear this coup d'etat fiasco was engineered precisely to assign EU debt on to Ukraine for the four purposes outlined above. But most of all, debt assigned and created through war is for the purpose of controlling a nation's true wealth in its resources. I guess Yatsenyuk cannot hide his oligarch stripes.
According to the Guardian newspaper, in the past, Mr. Yatsenyuk has held several high-profile positions including head of the nation's central bank, the National Bank of Ukraine, foreign minister and parliamentary speaker but he has played down his banker-connected origins.
