[tcrlaf]

The “end game” is a lot bigger than just Ukraine.

The Obama Administration destabilized Ukraine as a way to put pressure on Putin, after Syria.

The logic being that a distracted Putin allows Obama to help Al Qaeda win in Syria, which allows the Saudi’s to build that pipeline to Europe they want so badly, before the South Stream Project gets built.

As usual, it has backfired on them.

Take note that the Kiev coup government has at NO point, has made any effort to negotiate with the rebels. This is obviously being driven from DC, as events have shown.

Community organizers don’t negotiate. They intimidate and bully to get their way. This has been the Obama Administrations M.O. from the start.

[rbmillerjr]

“left-win... nti-American Code Pink likes Paul’s message. Code Pink activist Liz Hourican told FoxNews.com that the “Ron Paul people are closer and closer to our talking points with each election.”

Yep.

[elhombrelibre]

Obama is to blame by its negligence, not its destabilization. Putin was losing Ukraine; he knew is he lost Ukraine he too might be held accountable for his own theft from the Russian people.

“This made the revolution in Ukraine not only a disaster for Russian foreign policy, but a challenge to Putin’s regime at home. The weakness of Putin’s policy is that it cannot account for the actions of free human beings who choose to organize themselves in response to unpredictable historical events. Russian propaganda presented the Ukrainian revolution as a Nazi coup and blamed Europeans for supporting these supposed Nazis. This version, although ridiculous, was much more comfortable in Putin’s mental world, since it removed from view the debacle of his own foreign policy in Ukraine and replaced spontaneous action by Ukrainians with foreign conspiracies.”\

http://www.newrepublic.com/article/117692/fascism-returns-ukraine