What the Elite Don't Want You to Know - Part 2
by
Phillip Todd
"I declare to those who would watch this information.......I declare it openly and I know it for a fact......that this is a direct occupation by the United States through figureheads". - Ukrainian General-Colonel Yan Kazemirovich
During clashes between Ukrainian anti-government protesters and riot police some 20 police officers and over 100 protesters were killed. The majority were victims of the February 20, 2014, incident in which unidentified snipers started shooting on both sides of Independence Square and adjacent Instituskaya Street. These shooters were falsely identified as pro-government police even though the snipers were also shooting at both sides. They were, in fact, mercenaries hired by the CIA to "stimulate" regime change. The mass killings were the tipping point of the 2014 Maidan protest, escalating the already violent confrontation into an armed coup. No one has been prosecuted for these crimes and over a year after "so-called"unidentified snipers gunned down dozens of protesters and police officers in central Kiev, the post-coup government rejects evidence that alleges outsider involvement in the crimes.
The truth is based on a fact and that is that the United States no longer wages war as it has historically done. That is to say, to get around international law, proxies are hired to do the dirty work, the illegal war crime type of work to achieve their desired ends. The U.S. Congress would not authorize the direct participation of American troops in the armed conflict in Ukraine. However, the National Service of Covert Operations can bypass the lawmakers through channels such as private insurance company Brower, belonging to the CIA. It can
provide large-scale military aid to other countries using its operatives and employees of private military contractors. Mercenaries are hired by firms such as the infamous Blackwater - founded in 1997 by former U.S. Navy SEAL Erik Prince and were one of several private security firms employed by the U.S. government to protect its diplomatic missions overseas. As well as acting as security contractors, Blackwater are seen by some as a private army that can promote U.S. interests without official military involvement.
With the outbreak of the Iraq war in 2003 the company's operations expanded and its revenue mushroomed, but a string of controversial killings by its personnel, especially its
involvement in the murder of 17 Iraqis in Nisour Square, Baghdad, in 2007. led to a name change, first to Xe and then to Academi, its current name. Greystone Limited, is another which is integrated with the Academi corporation. These entities form a private army, whose employees have repeatedly been accused of committing grievous and systematic human rights abuses in different troubled regions.” These are soldiers of fortune proficient in combat operations. Most of them had operated under private contracts in Iraq, Afghanistan and other states,' Interfax reported. It did not disclose the nationalities of the mercenaries but a Ukrainian diplomat stated, "Most of them come from the United States". Academi’s board of directors includes former Attorney General John Ashcroft, Bobby Ray Inman, the former director of the NSA, and the company’s CEO is a retired Brigadier General, Craig Nixon.
This week the German newspaper Bild am Sonntag reported on 400 U.S. mercenaries are working with the junta government in Ukraine to suppress opposition to the coup in the eastern part of the country. The newspaper said the for-profit mercenaries are actively participating in the effort to eliminate anti-coup activists in Slavyansk and possibly other areas in the Donetsk region.
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