Ukraine Opposition Ends Compromise Talks (NATO's END game) Nov. 30

KIEV, Ukraine Nov 30, 2004 � Supporters of Ukraine's opposition leader have broken off compromise talks with the declared winner of last week's disputed presidential vote.
Viktor Yushchenko's campaign chief Oleksandr Zinchenko accused the authorities of trying to drag out the talks, Interfax reported.
Yushchenko and Western nations, including the United States, say the election was marred by massive fraud.

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Like I wrote from the beginning :
- the last thing that Yuschenko wants is new elections. Let's see to what lengths he now will go to start a civil war.
- for NATO this is the end game.

Why NATO has to slaugher their sheeple NOW :
Why has Wall Street missed it so badly ? Elementary school students can understand the answer

To what lengths CIA agents (dressed as debunkers) like Rivero (whatreallyhappened.com), Justin Raimondo (antiwar.com) & Co. go, to convince people that that this is about pipelines (they have been doing it since Kosovo, continuing with Afghanistan, Georgia / Chechnya - Iraq was easy, no need to mention pipelines, it was "blood for oil" ...) :
www.antiwar.com...


[edit on 30-11-2004 by MattMarriott]

I think in the end it would be best if the ukraine seperated in 2 parts, lunfortunately it often takes long bloody conflicts (such as Yugoslavia) before people realise every people/culture best have its own piece of land.

The splitup of ChechoSlovakia was done with velvet glove, I think we have to ask George Soros/Schwarz what happens next in the Ukraine, he is said to be the big financial backer of Kuchma.



[edit on 30-11-2004 by Countermeasures]

How the EU (which just banned any christian references from its EU constitution) managed to mobilize the last people that didn't experience yet their reign of terror, in the Ukraine : using christian symbols

Google news keeps finding more than 3000 related articles (last : 3,107), from 4500 sources.
And that's good so, because we are living the final act of the end game.
BTW, Yanukovich had the fantastic idea ( the first time in the history of the world) to let the deliberations on accusations of election fraud be broadcasted live in TV.

From www.canada.com...
*watching live broadcasts of the court sessions on televisions in the square, showing the 18 red-robed judges behind stacks of documents hearing testimony in the cramped chamber. "