In less than one hour (Kyiv time) we'll be entering the first timeframe (would hate calling it window of opportunity for it may bring lots of death and destruction) of the triple sequence to take place in April.
30.03-5.04 this period was initially revealed a couple of weeks ago in reference to possible further invasion of Russian troops deep into Eastern Ukraine and/or Southern one. Preliminary data indicated 15-17th of March, however it was delayed. Eventhough total quantity of Russian troops on the border has lessened, - it is but a rotation move, and even more troops can be called to the border in less than a day. Due to the M class flares that took place today on the Sun as well as massive CMEs - it is expected that the situation would heat up through Sunday to Monday (that's the day when Moody's rumored to revalue Russia's sovereign debt ratings). Also, new moon cycle starts on Sunday @18:38 NY time.
According to D. Wilcock, the war between BRICS (et al) alliance and The Powers That Be is to reach its peak by 10-11 April. What is a peak of warmongering, I wonder. Open invasion, or a diplomatic scandal?..
According to numerous astrologists and the Warden, the Moon eclipse (the blood moon) on the 15 April will have (the potential of) planetary consequences. This fits to the theory of the middle of April (14.04-29.04) timeline that has been stressed by numerous unrelated sources. Is it the time of the Event, whatever it may be? However, astrologists maintain that the Blood Moon brings tremendous pressure with possibility of change. High probability of something very bloody happening, connected with decision made by or with the Putin himself. They also state, that first week of May up to May 15th is the 'aftershock' of the event, where all things must calm down.
Good news: it's less than month and a half to see whether something happens.
Bad news: timeframes come and go, and I just might not be alive to see it.
Worst case scenario: nothing happens.
P.S. On November 21 "Hunger Games 2: Catching Fire" premiered in theaters in Ukraine. The same night Euromaidan started. And it did burn eventually. On April 3 "Captain America: Another war" is coming. Both premiers set for Thursday. And it gets me agitated. Allusions et al. Of course there's "Noah" motion picture earlier than "Captain", and - judging by the increased seismic activity in Yellowstone as well as the Vranch zone in the Carpathians (happens rarely, especially chained, capable of catastrophic earthquakes) it might be a hint too.
Saturday, March 29, 2014
Friday, March 28, 2014
annexed peninsula
"... Crimea - it is a proscenium, a harbinger; because for some reason it has been the Crimea, where signaling events occur, the initial whistles, preconditions, or the last chords (depends on your vantage point). These processes change history, often being much broader in nature and spread far from the peninsula in distance or even in time. In essence, it is a tomb - last Scythians, last Khazars, last Gothic kingdom , the last bastion of the Bosphoran Kingdom and Tartar hordes, the zero point of "black death" (plague that wiped out half of Europe started from Sudak), the great 20th century Russian exodus (the last white Russia ), the Yalta Conference, the final point of travel of Athanasius Nikitin 'three seas'.
In short, the Crimea - is a kind of finish line after which all goes to its respective place, - some on pedestals, others - to the locker room, the audience dissolves. Crimea - "Chimmerians' sad region ', as Homer, and Voloshin once said..." Irina Legkoduh ( Rumshitskaya ) , native of Simferopol.
The author reminds that the end of the Soviet Union began with Gorbachev escape to Foros before the start of the August coup.
"And I would like to contemplate (adds Lion Regel'son ) another mystical "finish line" associated with the Crimea. There is a theory that in this region, before " the Great flood" (rotation of the lithosphere 12 thousand years ago) , was located last described by Plato "splinter" - entrance the legendary empire of Atlantis . That is why the ancient Greeks placed here "entrance to Hades" where Hercules went down.
This kindly coincides with the recent (2012) discovery of what could be the oldest pyramids on earth (Jurassic time).
There also is an information that Putin is going to turn Crimea upside down in search for the Staff of Hermes -- artifact of tremendous power, rumored to grant immortality. If the entrance to Atlantis is actually there, than why not? After all, who knows what kind of technology the lost civilization had?..
Thursday, March 27, 2014
Summary for 26.03.14 via Informational Resistance group
(Translated and edited by Voices of Ukraine)
Brothers and sisters! Here is the summary for March 26
The bad news:
1. The Russian military forces accumulated at our borders are increasing in number, due to the arrival of new units and detachments to the Bryansk oblast [region] of the Russian Federation. Earlier, we saw a build-up of troops in Rostov oblast, while the numbers were considerably lower in the north.
This means that Putin is preparing an invasion across our whole “eastern front” – from Chernihiv to Donetsk.
The interesting thing is, on March 23, international observers carried out a survey flight over the borderland areas of the Russian Federation. At that time, Moscow pulled some of its troops in Rostov oblast back from the border; while in Bryansk oblast, there weren’t that many to begin with. As soon as the inspectors left, the troops crawled back to the border, like cockroaches with the lights out. In short, one would have to be a complete sucker to trust the Kremlin.
The only encouraging detail is the fact that by now, the Armed Forces of Ukraine have successfully regrouped. Our border guards keep the border under strict control, while our intelligence services are actively neutralizing Russia’s “fifth column” in our eastern oblasts. All of these things can serve to seriously meddle with the Kremlin’s plans.
2. Ukraine, essentially, has no Navy. Earlier today, we presented a full breakdown of the situation: 10 ships are flying the Ukrainian flag, and 51 have been captured by the occupiers.
The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense is currently negotiating to reclaim at least some of the property stolen by the aggressor. But we know how this works – if Putin says “I didn’t take it,” he’s not going to give it back. Nevertheless, we have to try, at least to make ourselves look better.
The good news:
1. Aggression against Ukraine is already becoming too costly for Russia. The outflow of capital from the Russian Federation has reached USD 70 billion, since the beginning of this year. Today, the World Bank announced a forecast (as reported by the Wall Street Journal): if Putin continues to escalate the situation, Russian GDP will drop by 1.8% in 2014. Compared to the 1.3% growth in the previous year, that’s quite a difference.
Today, the President of the EU Council [Herman] van Rompuy, the US President [Barack] Obama and the President of the European Commission [José Manuel] Barroso made a solemn vow: if Putin continues messing about, the EU and the US are prepared to unleash the full extent of sanctions.
It’s obvious that getting through that nut’s [Putin's] thick skull is not an easy task. But noticeable [financial] losses are definitely a good sign. Let’s see which force is stronger in the Kremlin – aggression or greed.
Colonel Yuliy Mamchur, one of the officers kidnapped in Crimea
2. As I was writing this, reports came in that six of our commanding officers, previously kidnapped in Crimea by terrorists calling themselves “Russian military,” have been set free. Today, they are heading to Henichesk through Chonhar, and from there, to Kyiv.
I can only breathe with relief. Our heroes are free – and that is excellent.
I’m not a vicious person myself. But I’d like to wish, from the bottom of my heart, that our Russian friends find themselves on the receiving end of the same low and despicable treatment that they’ve been giving our servicemen in Crimea this whole time. Let them drink that in full and choke on it.
3. The Armed Forces of Ukraine will conduct ”Spring Rain” military exercises in Kharkiv oblast.
The military, and the political importance of military exercises, in eastern Ukraine cannot be overestimated right now. Our army – slowly and gradually, with moans and groans, with exploding tanks and crashing planes – is waking up from its 20-year-long lethargy. For the first time since the years of Ukrainian independence, it [the army] is starting to understand why it even exists. The same can be said for our entire country.
We all hope that this epiphany hasn’t come too late. But, in any case – this is a huge lesson for us all, for decades to come.
Brothers and sisters! Here is the summary for March 26
The bad news:
1. The Russian military forces accumulated at our borders are increasing in number, due to the arrival of new units and detachments to the Bryansk oblast [region] of the Russian Federation. Earlier, we saw a build-up of troops in Rostov oblast, while the numbers were considerably lower in the north.
This means that Putin is preparing an invasion across our whole “eastern front” – from Chernihiv to Donetsk.
The interesting thing is, on March 23, international observers carried out a survey flight over the borderland areas of the Russian Federation. At that time, Moscow pulled some of its troops in Rostov oblast back from the border; while in Bryansk oblast, there weren’t that many to begin with. As soon as the inspectors left, the troops crawled back to the border, like cockroaches with the lights out. In short, one would have to be a complete sucker to trust the Kremlin.
The only encouraging detail is the fact that by now, the Armed Forces of Ukraine have successfully regrouped. Our border guards keep the border under strict control, while our intelligence services are actively neutralizing Russia’s “fifth column” in our eastern oblasts. All of these things can serve to seriously meddle with the Kremlin’s plans.
2. Ukraine, essentially, has no Navy. Earlier today, we presented a full breakdown of the situation: 10 ships are flying the Ukrainian flag, and 51 have been captured by the occupiers.
The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense is currently negotiating to reclaim at least some of the property stolen by the aggressor. But we know how this works – if Putin says “I didn’t take it,” he’s not going to give it back. Nevertheless, we have to try, at least to make ourselves look better.
The good news:
1. Aggression against Ukraine is already becoming too costly for Russia. The outflow of capital from the Russian Federation has reached USD 70 billion, since the beginning of this year. Today, the World Bank announced a forecast (as reported by the Wall Street Journal): if Putin continues to escalate the situation, Russian GDP will drop by 1.8% in 2014. Compared to the 1.3% growth in the previous year, that’s quite a difference.
Today, the President of the EU Council [Herman] van Rompuy, the US President [Barack] Obama and the President of the European Commission [José Manuel] Barroso made a solemn vow: if Putin continues messing about, the EU and the US are prepared to unleash the full extent of sanctions.
It’s obvious that getting through that nut’s [Putin's] thick skull is not an easy task. But noticeable [financial] losses are definitely a good sign. Let’s see which force is stronger in the Kremlin – aggression or greed.
Colonel Yuliy Mamchur, one of the officers kidnapped in Crimea
2. As I was writing this, reports came in that six of our commanding officers, previously kidnapped in Crimea by terrorists calling themselves “Russian military,” have been set free. Today, they are heading to Henichesk through Chonhar, and from there, to Kyiv.
I can only breathe with relief. Our heroes are free – and that is excellent.
I’m not a vicious person myself. But I’d like to wish, from the bottom of my heart, that our Russian friends find themselves on the receiving end of the same low and despicable treatment that they’ve been giving our servicemen in Crimea this whole time. Let them drink that in full and choke on it.
3. The Armed Forces of Ukraine will conduct ”Spring Rain” military exercises in Kharkiv oblast.
The military, and the political importance of military exercises, in eastern Ukraine cannot be overestimated right now. Our army – slowly and gradually, with moans and groans, with exploding tanks and crashing planes – is waking up from its 20-year-long lethargy. For the first time since the years of Ukrainian independence, it [the army] is starting to understand why it even exists. The same can be said for our entire country.
We all hope that this epiphany hasn’t come too late. But, in any case – this is a huge lesson for us all, for decades to come.
MP's link to sniper shooting on Maidan
This article contains photographic and text evidence of tenacious actions of Serhey Pashynskyy -- Member of Parliament from 'Batkivshchyna' party led by Yulia Tymoshenko -- in relation to the sniper rifle retrieved from an operative stopped by Maidan self-defense. Under the troubling circumstances of government impotence to investigate the forces that played out the massacre of people on Maidan and Instytutska str. this article might shed the light at at least some players involved. Sadly, no translation is available, as well as no information in reference to other identities of snipers can be retrieved.
The link itself: http://from-ua.com/politics/45075bd6edb54.html
The link itself: http://from-ua.com/politics/45075bd6edb54.html
Leaked plan of Kremlin towards Ukraine
One of the 7 major plans of Kremlin's intervention in Ukraine was leaked to the Editor of KyivPost (http://www.kyivpost.com/opinion/op-ed/putins-original-plan-for-ukraine-340233.html) I should admit that this plan has been discussed for a while in facebook as well as other strategies until it got published in KyivPost.
14.3.14 (at 1:11)
On March 14th I have stumbled upon an interesting rumor concerning Ukraine from EU perspective. Some of it turned out to be true. The rest - remains to be seen:
"Angela Merkel held a meeting in the morning. She was furious and even foul-mouthing - which is very not like her usual modus operandi. She even broke the microphone -though accidentally - 'sennheiser'.
One minister vocalized his support for Firtash (http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/03/13/us-ukraine-austria-firtash-idUSBREA2C14V20140313) and his kind and that's where Merkel went wild, quote "One must be a remarkable example of a moron to live in EU, earn money and raise children here, and simultaneously stab EU in the back by spitting on its foundations and its Law". This got the French guy applause. He was invited to the meeting. Well, the French guy who acts as a President there.
Long story short: certain directive was issued aimed at money players from ex USSR on all levels - from the newbies to veterans. The latter ones are being monitored already. Democracy is gone in EU, well it has been out for a while, but now it'll be more evident. Main result -- all 'abc' agencies received authorization for global surveillance especially in economic related sectors. Bad time for Firtash and his like.
Expected arests of Azarov family (ex Prime Minister of Ukraine which now resides in Austria on stolen money from UA budget). Some were caught doing drugs, expect in news soon (Berlusconi secretary http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/03/13/us-italy-berlusconi-secretary-idUSBREA2C1QU20140313).
Banks received a directive to release all data (up to cars & estates) on all clients from Ukraine to send it to Tax Service and/or money laundering investigation with ability of assets freezing. Such opportunity for reshaping the economic property won't be missed by EU.
Expect a scandal involving politician and diplomat
MOST IMPORTANT: Germany received Washington's authorization for developing its own nuclear arsenal. It is expected that Germany will become official member of 'nuclear weapon holders club' by 2015. And not only nuclear weapons to be developed....
Lots of things are in motion... The summer will be hellish...."
"Angela Merkel held a meeting in the morning. She was furious and even foul-mouthing - which is very not like her usual modus operandi. She even broke the microphone -though accidentally - 'sennheiser'.
One minister vocalized his support for Firtash (http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/03/13/us-ukraine-austria-firtash-idUSBREA2C14V20140313) and his kind and that's where Merkel went wild, quote "One must be a remarkable example of a moron to live in EU, earn money and raise children here, and simultaneously stab EU in the back by spitting on its foundations and its Law". This got the French guy applause. He was invited to the meeting. Well, the French guy who acts as a President there.
Long story short: certain directive was issued aimed at money players from ex USSR on all levels - from the newbies to veterans. The latter ones are being monitored already. Democracy is gone in EU, well it has been out for a while, but now it'll be more evident. Main result -- all 'abc' agencies received authorization for global surveillance especially in economic related sectors. Bad time for Firtash and his like.
Expected arests of Azarov family (ex Prime Minister of Ukraine which now resides in Austria on stolen money from UA budget). Some were caught doing drugs, expect in news soon (Berlusconi secretary http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/03/13/us-italy-berlusconi-secretary-idUSBREA2C1QU20140313).
Banks received a directive to release all data (up to cars & estates) on all clients from Ukraine to send it to Tax Service and/or money laundering investigation with ability of assets freezing. Such opportunity for reshaping the economic property won't be missed by EU.
Expect a scandal involving politician and diplomat
MOST IMPORTANT: Germany received Washington's authorization for developing its own nuclear arsenal. It is expected that Germany will become official member of 'nuclear weapon holders club' by 2015. And not only nuclear weapons to be developed....
Lots of things are in motion... The summer will be hellish...."
Intro
To anyone reading this,
Thoughts and speculations you may find here represent impressions of myself and/or others (in case of respectful quotations).
Some events I was direct eyewitness to, others were witnessed by people I trust. The rest - comes from people whom I have not met in person yet I find their information valid and trustworthy.
In no case should it be considered as Ultimate Truth, nor shall I make such claim. The world is far too multi-sided for one to claim to know it after having thrown but a glance.
...Oh well, here I go. Under recent events being silent is out of option. At least for now. Dixi et animam levavi. As long as it counts...
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