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Who are the real terrorists in Ukraine?
As we know, the final result of the referendum for the Peoples Republic of Lugansk was 90.53% in favour of independence (with a turnout of 81%) and for the Peoples Republic of Donetsk was 89.07% in favour of independence (with a turnout of 74.87%). According to the General Prosecutor's Office, these two big former provinces of Ukraine are now terrorist havens.
Since the western media, along with their puppets in Kiev, continue to label civilians of the two new republics as “terrorists”, let’s examine in closer detail the present situation in the South-East of Ukraine, particularly in the Peoples Republic of Donetsk and Peoples Republic of Lugansk.
The referendums on May 11 demonstrated a highly engaged civic activity of the general populace, proving that the people of Donbas* chose their future. Voter turnouts were very high, and the results were clear mandates for independence. They chose a future without being the subjected to the tyranny of fascism.
Ukrainian media, commenting on events in Donbas, blatantly fabricated a story claiming an absolute zero turnout for the referendums. “What a shame”, said Maxim Raveba, the famous journalist from Kiev.
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Axis of Logic Exclusive
Monday, May 19, 2014
The General Prosecutor's Office, most likely under orders given by the pro-American Kiev junta, declared Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republic just proclaimed by popular referendum on May 11, "terrorist organizations”.As we know, the final result of the referendum for the Peoples Republic of Lugansk was 90.53% in favour of independence (with a turnout of 81%) and for the Peoples Republic of Donetsk was 89.07% in favour of independence (with a turnout of 74.87%). According to the General Prosecutor's Office, these two big former provinces of Ukraine are now terrorist havens.
Since the western media, along with their puppets in Kiev, continue to label civilians of the two new republics as “terrorists”, let’s examine in closer detail the present situation in the South-East of Ukraine, particularly in the Peoples Republic of Donetsk and Peoples Republic of Lugansk.
The referendums on May 11 demonstrated a highly engaged civic activity of the general populace, proving that the people of Donbas* chose their future. Voter turnouts were very high, and the results were clear mandates for independence. They chose a future without being the subjected to the tyranny of fascism.
Ukrainian media, commenting on events in Donbas, blatantly fabricated a story claiming an absolute zero turnout for the referendums. “What a shame”, said Maxim Raveba, the famous journalist from Kiev.
( Read more... )
