Dia de la Victoria en Republica Popular de Donetsk

Celebraciones de 70 Aniversario de la Victoria en Rusia y Novorossia

El desfile militar en la Republica Popular de Donetsk: el comandante legendario del batallón “Sparta” -  Arsenio Pavlov, apodado Motorola, con su unidad, y su compañero de armas "Givi Mata-nazis" -  ambos son los heroes de la gente de Donetsk, quienes estan tirando claveles a sus transportes blindades de personal.

Las medias nazis de Ucrania, que sirven a los titeres de EEUU, unas veces anunciaban sobre la muerte de Motorola. Cada vez, apareciendo en publico, Motorola mismo desmentia esas noticias.

(Motorola vestido de negro)

DíaDeLaVictoria70: Desfile de la Victoria en la Plaza Roja 2015 (VERSIÓ...

9 de mayo 2015: el desfile militar en la Plaza Roja para celebrar el 70 aniversatio de la Victoria.

BELLA CIAO FOR DONBASS RESISTANCE

This video with the famous song is dedicated to Donbass (Donetsk, Lugansk) Resistance, and shows the continuity of anti-fascist struggle while featuring Italian and Soviet partisans during the WW2, as well as Cuban and Zapatista guerillas.

Behind the Masks in Ukraine, Many Faces of Rebellion

New York Times

By C. J. CHIVERS and NOAH SNEIDER  MAY 3, 2014

Pro-Russian militiamen in the backyard of their base in Slovyansk, in eastern Ukraine, last week. CreditMauricio Lima for The New York Times

SLOVYANSK, Ukraine — The rebel leader spread a topographic map in front of a closed grocery store here as a Ukrainian military helicopter flew past a nearby hill. Ukrainian troops had just seized positions along a river, about a mile and a half away. The commander thought they might advance.


He issued orders with the authority of a man who had seen many battles. “Go down to the bridge and set up the snipers,” the leader, who gave only a first name, Yuri, said to a former Ukrainian paratrooper, who jogged away.

Yuri commands the 12th Company, part of the self-proclaimed People’s Militia of the Donetsk People’s Republic, a previously unknown and often masked rebel force that since early April has seized government buildings in eastern Ukraine and, until Saturday, held prisoner a team of European military observers it accused of being NATO spies.

His is one of the faces behind the shadowy paramilitary takeover. But even with his mask off, much about his aims, motivations and connections remains murky, illustrating why this expanding conflict is still so complex.

Ukrain crisis in maps

Yuri, who appears to be in his mid-50s, is in many ways an ordinary eastern Ukrainian of his generation. A military veteran, he survived the Soviet collapse to own a small construction business in Druzhkovka, about 15 miles south of here. (Read more below the cut...)

Ukraine Defragmented: Sevastopol is Fighting Against the Coup

Historical Background: Sevastopol,  having the status of the Russian Hero City (The Crimean War, The II World War)

In February 1954, Khrushchev transferred the Crimean Oblast to Ukraine, with Sevastopol retaining a special status as a Russian naval base - so with the transfer Sevastopol remained under Russia's protectorate. Over the past twenty years, in independent Ukraine, the city still retained its special status. Nevertheless, the new authorities in Kiev (better say, the "junta") who performed the February 2014 coup lead by Stefan Bandera ideas, are planning to include Sevastopol into the Ukrainian territory.

The people of Sevastopol started fighting against the Ukrainian Coup, they do not recognize the Kiev junta, and create their own city authorities and self-defense committee.  In this way, Sevastopol recognized that its heroic traditions still live in people's memory.

A people's meeting in Sevastopol against the Ukrainian Coup

(Translator note: “Bandera Followers” used in the article is referred to the ultra radical far right organizations and parties, that currently constitute the muscle of “Maidan”. Stephan Bandera was the notorious head of UPA – a military arm of Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, which collaborated closely with Nazis during the WWII and continued fighting against the USSR until mid-fiftie). During that time UPA participated in numerous acts of genocide against Jewish, Polish , Russian and even Ukrainian population). Currently in the most countries of the post USSR - “bandera followers” is equal to “fascist” much like “hitleryte”=”nazi”.)

Today, I attended the “anti-Bandera” meeting in Sevastopol. Never expected it could be so great. Initially I estimated that there were around 5-10 thousand people present, but later count showed that the meeting was attended by 20-25 thousand. And this in the city where the average political gathering has never been larger than a few dozen (or sometimes a few hundred) people. Today, Sevastopol truly rose and showed the largest “anti-Bandera” meeting in its own post-Soviet history, but the largest one on the whole South-East of Ukraine.

The threat of fascism united us all. The meeting was supported by almost all city’s political organizations, some of which had completely opposite different views on other issues. There were flags of Russia, Russian Empire, Communist Party, “Russian Block” and of other patriotic organizations. There were also portraits of Stalin, Victory flags and flags of Soviet Navy. Bandera’s followers (fascists) managed to distract various people with different political beliefs from their usual bickering, and separate them from their comfortable couches, and to come out and voice their opinion in the streets. Hopefully it will be heard in Kiev. Those Bandera followers were awfully proud that they managed to collect 20 thousand on Maidan in a multimillion Kiev and claimed that they represented the will of the whole country. Sevastopol has now shown how many people can really be gathered in a relatively small city, if the final goal was clear and people were ready to fight for it.

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La prueba

))_  Por este post verifico que soy verdadera Tarakihi, la que dejo el comentario por el enlace siguiente:

http://www.plazapublica.com.gt/content/la-objetividad-la-primera-victima-de-la-polarizacion

Gracias.

LA HISTORIA SECRETA DE "PUSSY RIOT"

Sup Marcos invita a Pussy Riot a visitar "la escuelita zapatista"

Que pensamos nosotros rusos sobre este acto de estupidez de la partte de un destacado izquierdista mexicano? Por que la izquierda mexicana parece simpatizar a la asi llamada "oposicion rusa",  alimentada y soportada por EEUU?

 i ZAPATISTAS CHIAPANECOS! 

LES PODEMOS PRESTAR NUESTRAS PUTAS  - 

i QUE BAILEN EN LAS  IGLESIAS INDIGENAS,  DEMOSTRANDO SUS GENITALIAS,  ANTE SUS MUJERES Y NIÑOS INDIGENAS, - 

CON EL OBJETIVO DE QUE SE VAYA PEÑA NIETO Y GOBERNADORES COMPRADORES DE CHIAPAS!!

i QUE BAILEN DESNUDAS EN LA CATEDRAL DE SAN CRISTOBAL, DONDE TODAVIA SE GUARDA LA MEMORIA DEL OBISPO SAMUEL RUIZ !

....Por eso hemos mandado invitación, entre much@s, a algunas, algunos, que simbolizan no sólo lo absurdo de pretender encerrar la libertad, también, y sobre todo, la digna resistencia y la perseverancia de quienes no son vencidos por guardias, paredes y rejas.r eso hemos mandado invitación, entre much@s, a algunas, algunos, que simbolizan no sólo lo absurdo de pretender encerrar la libertad, también, y sobre todo, la digna resistencia y la perseverancia de quienes no son vencidos por guardias, paredes y rejas. .......

Maria Alyójina, Yekaterina Stanislávovna Samutsévich y NadezhdaTolokónnikova.   -  Rusas, integrantes del grupo de rock punk “Pussy Riot”.  Su delito: denunciar la imposición de Vladimir Putin con la complicidad del alto clero de la Iglesia Ortodoxa rusa.  Fueron detenidas y tomadas prisioneras por tocar música punk en una iglesia.  La rola pedía a la madre de dios que echara a Putin del gobierno.  Fueron sentenciadas a dos años en prisión por haber “socavado el orden social”.

   Esto en el país que se precia de haberse liberado de la “tiranía comunista”.

Desde las montañas del Sureste Mexicano.

Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos.

Enlace Zapatista

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PUSSY RIOT - LA HISTORIA SECRETA 

26 agosto 2012  

Universalmente admiradas, Pussy Riot (o PR en resumen) han sido presentadas como superestrellas. ¿Pero que son? No son un grupo rock o punk. Un periodista británico se asombraba: no producen música, no pintan, nada, rien, nothing. ¿Cómo puede describírselas como artistas? Esto no deja de ser una severa prueba para sus partidarios, pero la han superado con buena nota: ese famoso amante del arte, el Departamento de Estado estadounidense ha pagado por su primer single, siendo producido por The Guardian a partir de ciertas imágenes y sonidos.

Podemos soportar obscenidad y blasfemia; soy un gran admirador de Notre Dame de Fleurs de Jean Genet, que combina ambas. Sin embargo, PR nunca ha escrito, compuesto o pintado nada de valor. Chris Randolph las ha defendido en Counterpunch comparándolas con el “controvertido Yegor Letov”. Que comparación más confusa. Letov compuso poesía, llena de obscenidades pero aún así poesía, mientras que las PR no han hecho nada excepto Relaciones Públicas.

(LEER MAS, CON INFORMACION REVELADORA... CUIDADO! FOTOS +18!!!)

PUSSY RIOT AS A POLITICAL LEVERAGE AGAINST RUSSIA

ПУССИ-РАЙОТ КАК СРЕДСТВО ПОЛИТИЧЕСКОГО ДАВЛЕНИЯ НА РОССИЮ
Тони Карталуччи, Underinformation, Греция
Западная информационная кампания в поддержку Пусси-Райот в сто раз хуже, чем пропаганда советских времен

Who or What is Russia's "Pussy Riot?"

West’s “Pussy Riot” media coverage worse than “Soviet era” propaganda.
by Tony Cartalucci 

August 6, 2012 -  Accurately described as bigots and hooligans, the 3 member musical band known as “Pussy Riot” is now on trial for “hooliganism motivated by religious hatred.” This came after they burst into a church in Moscow, disturbing the peace while mocking the beliefs of practitioners in an attempt to protest against Russian President Vladimir Putin. Had skinheads done something similar in a synagogue in the West, surely they’d have long ago paid steep fines and begun their lengthy jail sentences for “public insults based on origin, religious affiliation, race or ethnicity” (and here).

The Guardian’s article titled, “Pussy Riot trial ‘worse than Soviet era’,” opens immediately with overt propaganda, describing the courtroom and Russian flag as “shabby” and a police dog as “in search of blood.” The British paper attempts to portray Russia itself as having a “stark divide” between conservatives and liberals, the latter fighting against the state “with any means it can.”

Already the Guardian runs into trouble – by portraying Russia as “divided” it is dismissing recent elections that granted Vladimir Putin and his United Russia party a sound mandate to lead the country. And while it is true that in reality, between voter turnout and Putin’s garnering the support of 63% of those that did turn out (in a 5-way race), only about 40% of Russia’s total registered voters actually voted for Putin, his mandate is still sounder than that of  US President Barack Obama’s 32% in a mere 2-way race, or last year’s victory here in Thailand by Yingluck Shinawatra with a tenuous 35%, a victory hailed by the Western media as a “sweeping” mandate.




Image: Screenshot taken from the National Endowment for Democracy website featuring US funding for the NGO “GOLOS.” GOLOS allegedly was searching for “election irregularities” in Russia’s recent elections” GOLOS and other US-backed NGOs and opposition parties are now attempting to trigger an “Arab Spring” in Russia. 

It should also be noted that Russia’s recent elections were marred by election monitoring NGO “GOLOS” attempting to call the results fraudulent. It would be later revealed that this NGO, billed as “independent” by the Western press, was in fact funded and directed by the US State Department via the National Endowment for Democracy (NED). Attempts by Wall Street and London to frame the elections as fraudulent set the groundwork for a wider campaign of political destabilization – a campaign “Pussy Riot” has now become a key player in.

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Russian Ethnic Round-Dance Flashmob in Siberia

In Novosibirsk:

- Do you recognise it?
- Of course. A legendary video.
- Cool! Let's do it again, but all throughout Siberia!
- Let's!

The flashmob took place from 3 to 12 June in 9 Siberian cities, including Novosibirsk, Omsk, Irkutsk, Kemerovo, Abakan, Kyzyl, Tomsk, Krasnoyarsk.

More than 3 thousand young people took part in the event.

The accompanying music is traditional Russian chant performed by a folk choir, but interpreted in a rock style. The dance includes ethnic elements (a Russian round-dance, "khorovod"), and elements of break-dance. Also, the traditional dance of Far East peoples was included (city of Abakan).

Operación Sofía

In continuation of my previous post which speaks of the Guatemalan right wing's feedback to Rios-Montt trial. The main idea of Guatemalan right is to reject the term of "genocide"  and replace it with the term "internal armed conflict" for the purposes of, as I see it, 1) changing the penalty for Rios Montt and his men for lighter term, and 2) presenting Guatemala in a more favourable light before the U.S. (or international community), because "genocide" sounds bad, but "internal conflict" is much more acceptable.

But going back to Guatemala's history provides enough information to prove that genocide took place. For example, we may look through the general timeline of events, and choose details of Victoria 82 and Sofia military operations which were run based on "frijoles and fusiles" policy, where civilians didn't receive any "frijol" as promised by military rhetorics, but just "fusiles".

Indigenous people being misplaced by the army.