Game changer information about Ukraine that media won't tell you

[LED ZEPPELIN]

Ok so I was watching this very interesting video and a reporter interviewed the leader of a supposedly "Ukrainian" protest group who was pro-Russia and something really caught my attention. Watch this fragment (don't watch the whole video, just until a woman shows up).

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Did anyone else notice this? The protester keeps his eyes on the reporter nearly during the whole interview which is a sign that he is lying. He rarely moves his eyes arround and when he does he looks to both left and right (which means he's using both memory and imgagination to answer questions, when you'd just need one of the sides if you do need to think about the answer, because sometimes we don't look arround when we're asked questions because we don't need to use neither memory or imagination in some cases).

But there's something more. Something much more interesting about this guy.
Check it out when the reporter asks him about Crimea separting from Ukraine.

Here it is if you missed it:

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He shakes his head horizontally which means no but he says with the word "absolutely" that Crimea needs to separate from Ukraine which is a very very very strong sign of a lie.
He also changes the pitch of his voice when he says "We're too different from Western Ukraine" - also a sign that he is lying.

This leads me to the conclusion that he is a patriot, he likes his country, and maybe he doesn't care about being with the West or with the East as long as his country and most importantly he is ok. So someone paid him. Someone paid him to say that thing and hence he's the leader of a protest group that is pro-Russia.

Who would pay him? Russian intelligence, of course.
Check the fragment again if you want.

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Take your own conclusions.

 

[Shalev]

Russia is the bear in bible prophecy.

 

[Lrrrrr]

Watching to much Lie to Me bud.

Just kidding, maybe he is. We don't know. Not much we can do about it.

 

[LED ZEPPELIN]

Watching to much Lie to Me bud.

Just kidding, maybe he is. We don't know. Not much we can do about it.

my mother is a psychologist and she says lie to me couldn't be more accurate

 

[Vayne]

my mother is a psychologist and she says lie to me couldn't be more accurate

Was growing up hell? Or am I blindly following the stereotype?

 

[Lrrrrr]

my mother is a psychologist and she says lie to me couldn't be more accurate

Oh I know, I was joking xD Lie to Me is my favorite show, so I can understand.

 

[Aim64C]

This is an old song and dance.

Those 'self defense' forces (that just -happened- to all live in Crimea, have Russian military uniforms sans insignias, practiced organizational structures, copious stockpiles of weapons&ammo, and be in complete support of Russia...) will be able to conscript support when and where necessary.

The vote will show that Crimea wishes to be part of Russia.

You don't even have to stack the voting odds. The writing on the wall is pretty clear. The major western powers are not going to commit to a war over Crimea. The Ukraine cannot reasonably carry out a direct military confrontation against Russia. There exists no strong 'third party' to mediate the voting process, which ensures it will all be done under the watchful eyes of those deeply concerned self defense forces.

If the vote comes back negative (Crimea wishes to remain a part of the Ukraine) - a result that would be somewhat unexpected - Russia will cry some manner of foul play and just try to annex all of the Ukraine, or something.

A woman I work with is Ukrainian. She told one of the other guys, before the Olympics started: "When the Olympics are over, Russia will invade the Ukraine."

We, in the west, seem to be making the fatal assumption that Putin is reacting. He's the one driving. He has a plan for how to play this through several different scenarios. Very few of those scenarios are likely to include a self-governing Crimea, if not the whole Ukraine being brought under Russian authority (though Russia is not in shape to be playing a rapid territory expansion).