Seymour Hersh: ‘Something Else Is Cooking’ In Ukraine
Seymour Hersh: ‘Something Else Is Cooking’ In Ukraine
Analysis of current events in Russia, the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.
Seymour Hersh: ‘Something Else Is Cooking’ In Ukraine
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According to The Bell, on Sunday evening, Russia’s best-known pro-war blogger, Vladlen Tatarsky, was killed in an IED explosion in a bar while delivering a speech in St. Petersburg. Official reports indicate that at least 30 people were also injured in the blast. The assassination of Tatarsky is expected to have greater repercussions than the murder of Daria Dugina last summer, who was the daughter of the nationalist ideologue Alexander Dugin.
Tens of thousands marched in the streets shouting “Motion of censorship! Vote censorship!” calling on parliament to pass a non-partisan vote of no-confidence in the government to bring down the regime. They also chanted “Out Of NATO,” to express their opposition to Macron’s support for the war in Ukraine while ignoring the needs of his own people.
By using dictatorial powers to enact the law and bypass a vote in parliament denied the elected representatives of the French people the chance to express their views on the matter. As the reform is opposed by nearly 80% of the population, the Macron regime has clearly thumbed its nose at its own people.
Many are saying that France is just one step away from civil war as the globalist regime of French President Emmanuel Macron ignores the demands of the protesters and French public opinion and pushes ahead with its anti-democratic agenda. The government has ordered the police to attack its political opponents in an attempt to intimidate and demoralize any opposition to Macron.
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