I was recently interviewed by Aiden Jonah of The Canada Files.
Related Links in Chronological Order:
Donbass playlist:
–Western media and politicians prefer to ignore the truth about Donetsk civilians killed in Ukrainian shelling (maternity hospital bombed)
14 Year Old Is One of 87 Donbass Civilians Maimed By Petal Mines Fired By Ukraine
Andrei Martyanov
https://smoothiex12.blogspot.com/
https://www.rt.com/shows/crosstalk/567496-nato-threat-international-system/
Brian Berletic
https://www.youtube.com/@TheNewAtlas
https://opt2007.wordpress.com/category/my-entries-from-occupied-palestine-apr-dec-2007/
Israeli Masscre of Gaza 2008/2009:
https://ingaza.wordpress.com/2008/12/
https://ingaza.wordpress.com/2009/01/
Gaza playlist:
Farming Under Fire:
Syria Related:
Syria playlist
(Some) Media Distortions on Donbass
https://t.me/Reality_Theories/10455
Support:
–Eva Bartlett reports from Donetsk
NBC News just SMEARED real journalists in shameful hit piece
Ukraine bombed just outside the hotel I was in. Was Ukraine targeting journalists?
–Absurdities of Syrian war propaganda
US-Funded Frontline PBS’ Bucha Lies Fall Flat, No Evidence after Months of Research…
–French volunteer Adrien Boquet on staging in Bucha
Ukraine “Massacre” Result of Artillery Most likely Fired **by** Ukraine
THE VETO: Exposing CNN, Al Jazeera, Channel 4, western media propaganda war in Syria
Myrotvorets: Ukraine’s Kill List
https://myrotvorets.center/criminal/bartlett-eva-karen/
The platform was created in 2014, shortly after Crimea was reabsorbed by Russia and the Kiev government’s military campaign in eastern Ukraine was launched. As TASS noted in 2019, Mirotvorets “aims to identify and publish personal data of all who allegedly threaten the national security of Ukraine. In recent years, the personal data of journalists, artists or politicians who have visited Crimea, Donbass, or for some other reason have caused a negative assessment of the authors of the site, have been blacklisted by Peacemaker.”
Talking about the horrors that Donbass civilians endure under Ukrainian shelling is, according to this rationale, a threat to Ukraine’s national security. As is going to Crimea, maintaining that Crimeans chose to be a part of Russia (or, as many in Crimea told me, to return to Russia) and criticising the influence neo-Nazis wield in Kiev.
“The most worrying thing is that they seem to be able to get a hold of people’s passports, visas,” O’Brien told me. “The fact that they can get ahold of your passport photo, your visa photocopies, these can only come from official government offices in Ukraine. This is a governmental website, it’s been discussed in parliament, to close it down. They’re not interested in closing it down. This website is kind of like a hit list, really.”
That might seem like an exaggeration, but people listed on Mirotvorets have been targeted and even killed.
A report by the Foundation for the Study of Democracy titled “Ukrainian War Crimes and Human Rights Violations (2017-2020)” gave the example of a Ukrainian journalist assassinated in 2015 after his personal details were published on the website.
“A few days before his death, Oles Buzina’s details, including his home address, had been posted on the Canadian-based Mirotvorets website, created with the initiative of Anton Gerashchenko, the Ukrainian deputy minister of internal affairs. The people listed on it are recommended for liquidation and arrest, and the total number of people listed are in the tens of thousands.
According to many experts, it was the listing on the site and the publication of the home address that prompted the murder of Oles Buzina, Oleg Kalashnikov, and many other opposition figures by members of the Ukrainian ‘death squads’.
Back in 2015, Georgiy Tuka, who participated in the creation and operation of the site, stated that, of the people listed on the site, “more than 300 were either arrested or destroyed,” the report states.
When in April 2015 the Ukrainian parliament’s Commissioner for Human Rights Valeriya Lutkovskaya launched an effort to shut the list down, the then-adviser to Minister of Internal Affairs Anton Gerashchenko threatened her position and stated that the work of the site was “extremely important for the national security of Ukraine.” He said that “anyone who does not understand this or tries to
interfere with this work is either a puppet in the hands of others or works against the interests of national security.”
So the website remains active, with Ukraine’s security service reportedly stating that it did not see any violations of Ukrainian law in the activities of the Mirotvorets website.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, too, has refused to have the website shut down, ironically claiming that it’s wrong to interfere with the work of websites and the media.
https://coat.ncf.ca/research/Chomiak-Freeland/C-F_11.htm
https://www.rt.com/russia/557307-poroshenko-comments-minsk-agreement/
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