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2014-04-29

Veterans Today was Right – Ukraine Jewish Registration Flyer was Fake

Vatic Note:  Aaah, remember, in the protocols written by the khazar Rothschild in 1897, they talked about promoting anti-semitism to manipulate, control and hide what they were doing.  This looks fully like that was the game plan here and it got busted.   Whoops, no anti-semitism working here.  Too bad, so sad.  Truth is the only game in town now. 

I am sorry, I got up this morning and was sick as a dog, so forgive the short vatic Notes.... hopefully tomorrow I will be better. 

Veterans Today was Right – Ukraine Jewish Registration Flyer was Fake
http://www.veteranstoday.com/2014/04/22/veterans-today-was-right-ukraine-jewish-registration-flier-was-fake/
By  Jim W. Dean,  Senior Editor,  Veterans Today
                                                             

‘Letter to Jews’,  which Kerry cited,  appears to be fake

… from  Russia Today,  Moscow

Armed against unarmed...in East UkraineArmed against unarmed…in East Ukraine
[ Editor's Note:  The wooden stake has been driven through the heart of this bogus story. It was timed for Easter weekend, where no big wigs were available for comment... nor will they be.
As we expected, once Monday hit, no one in corporate media thought digging into this faked-story psyop was a newsworthy endeavor. Imagine that!
Other than RT's debunking it with Jewish sources from the community, neither the Western media nor the highly-organized world Jewish community seemed to find the inclination or resources themselves. Yet, they have a long history of “piling on” to dig into something if they want to, or, as we now see... heading off in the other direction, if they do not.
This story proves that, once again, the taxpayer-supporter 501(c)3's use Cold War offensive intelligence tactics against their fellow citizens, which kind of reinforces a negative stereotype. But then again it seems that it is not a stereotype after all. It's the real deal.
Does anyone want to bet me how long it will take the Jewish organizations that conveyor-belted this story out to the best of their ability to have an investigation into the scam so this "never happens again"?... Jim W. Dean ]
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-  First published April 18,  2014  -

[Update: Gordon Duff's Press TV Viewpoints column quickly put together by a VT emergency team was the top read story on Sunday , and even brought out the Lobby damage control commenters to whine "show me the proof"....when they were not asking for any proof themselves when they were milking the story. "A negative stereotype?"...I don't think so. ]
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A letter urging the Jews of Donetsk to get registered, which the US Secretary of State cited in Geneva, is a fake says a man whose signature appears on the communication.

Following the four-side meeting on the Ukrainian crisis in Geneva on Wednesday, John Kerry lashed out at a letter that was allegedly sent to Jewish citizens in Ukraine’s eastern town of Donetsk, asking them to register and report all their property, or be stripped of citizenship and face expulsion.
“In year 2014, after all of the miles traveled in all the journey of history, this is not just intolerable, it’s grotesque… beyond unacceptable,” he stated.
Images of the letter have been circulating online.
Here is the original flyer, with the old mayor's stamp on the bottom. The local Jews knew right away it as a fake...why not our State Dept.?
Here is the original flyer, with the old mayor’s stamp on the bottom. The local Jews knew right away it as a fake…why not our State Dept.?  (VN:  ADL has been busy little bees.)

The letter was stamped and signed by Denis Pushilin, who was identified on it as the “People’s Governor.”

However, Pushilin denied he had anything to do with the letter, claiming it was a fake.
“There are similar letters not only addressed to Jews, but also to businessmen, foreign students, people of certain other occupations,” he told RT. “This is actually a fake, and not a good one. There’s a sign “People’s Governor”. First of all, no one calls me by that title, no one elected me. Secondly, the stamp is the former mayor’s. Everything’s photoshopped.”
Pushilin added that sensible people can only take what the authors of this “letter” were trying to say with humor. The self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic “is multinational,” he said. “We get along perfectly well here with everyone. And there aren’t any conflicts on national grounds, that’s for sure.”
Although the letter’s authenticity is questionable, the fact that it was mentioned by a top US official has quickly sent the “Letter to Jews” story viral. It struck a very sensitive chord with audiences worldwide and cast a grave shadow over anti-government protesters in Donetsk.

The “letter” story also went ballistic on Reddit. However, its authenticity was seriously questioned and the social network community concluded the document is “almost certainly fake.”

Meanwhile, a Ukrainian MP who has visited the turbulent region, Boris Kolesnikov of the Party of Regions, has urged that information coming from Ukraine should be double-checked.

He believes that Ukrainian law enforcement agencies aren’t being totally honest when they describe the people participating in the protests and claim there are Russian servicemen among them.

Kolesnikov specifically referred to a video which earlier appeared online. In it a man in a military uniform told police officers, who switched sides in the city of Gorlovka and joined protesters, that he was Russian lieutenant-colonel from Simpheropol, Crimea. The man was later identified by Gorlovka residents as the former director of a local cemetery.
“Officially, I’ve only seen one Russian serviceman,” Kolesnikov said. “The next day he appeared to be the ex-director of the Gorlovka cemetery, fired 2 years ago for selling 38 fences, stealing a monument and extorting money from old women for new graves. There are Interior Ministry and intelligence services in the country, which should give us truthful information.”
He added it was quite obvious that the protesters in Donetsk did not represent any danger to civilians and called for negotiations with the activists. These talks would explain Kiev’s position and that the government is ready to make amendments to the constitution.

The US appears to be relying on information from Kiev, while ignoring alternative points of view. And so it seems that a top US official picked up and railed about a letter of questionable authenticity.

Earlier in April, spokesperson for the US Department of State, Jen Psaki, said that protest events in eastern Ukraine “appeared to be a carefully orchestrated campaign with Russian support.”

She was then asked if the department was only relying on Kiev in its assessment of the situation, or was using some independent sources.

“Well, of course we remain very closely in touch with the Ukrainian Government, and that’s who we work closely with, and of course, they are on the ground, so their information is often very relevant and current,” was the reply.
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