THAT IS THE POINT OF THIS POST!
Thank you.
Here is the real recent history of the Russian incursion and annexation of Crimea.
From Heritage foundation... http://freerepublic.com/focus/news/3150796/posts?page=1
On February 28, Russian troops, aided by pro-Russian local militia, occupied important sites across the Crimean Peninsula under the pretext of protecting Russian people. Now Crimea is under Moscows de facto control and the Russian parliament has voted to annex the region into the Russian Federation. The failure of the Obama Administrations Russian reset, the unilateral disarming of Europe, and the U.S. reduction of forces and disengagement from Europe have led Russia to calculate that the West will not respond in any significant way. The Administration can demonstrate Americas commitment to its NATO allies and support for the Ukrainian people by bolstering the defenses of NATO countries in the region, lifting restrictions on energy exports to reduce Europes dependence on Russian natural gas, and enacting meaningful sanctions.
After three months of mass street demonstrations, the Ukrainian people succeeded in ousting their corrupt and incompetent president, the Kremlin-backed Viktor Yanukovych. On February 22, the Ukrainian parliament acted in favor of the people it represents by granting amnesty to all political prisoners, bringing back the constitution of 2004 (which reduces the powers of the president), and announcing an early presidential election in May.[1]
This was more than Russian President Vladimir Putin was willing to tolerate. On February 28, Russian troops, aided by pro-Russian local militia, violated Ukraines territorial integrity by occupying important sites across the Crimean Peninsula under the pretext of protecting Russian people. Soon after Russias invasion, an illegitimate referendum took place on March 16 to allow the people of Crimea a vote to determine whether they wanted to join the Russian Federation. This illegal referendum was denounced by the countries of the G-7 as well as the member states of NATO and the European Union (EU). Furthermore, it took place without international monitors and under armed occupation.
The outcome of this dubious referendum was obvious from the start. Over 96 percent of voters backed Crimeas leaving Ukraine and joining Russia. Keeping in mind that this referendum took place under the watchful eye of thousands of Russian troops in Crimea, the outcome was not a surprise to many
Welcome, but we both sadly know this means I’m clearly Spetsnaz.
Got that Mariner? If you do not support NATO, the military wing of the EU, it appears that you are a traitor somehow, to America. All loyal Americans should always support Brussels/