2014 Ukraine coup/Odessa massacre
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| Date | 2 May 2014 |
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| Location | Trade Union Building, Odessa, Ukraine |
| Description | Events in Odessa culminating in the deaths of 48 (official narrative) and up to 120 (evidence-based alternative narrative) anti-Kiev Junta demonstrators by fire, gun-shots and beatings in and around the Odessa Trade Union building on 2 May 2014 |
Compilation video of events leading up to the massacre
To appreciate full implications of the content of this video requires more than one viewing and many pauses in order to understand the dispositions and actions of the groups involved.
The most important visual and subtitled commentary to note are those concerning the people wearing red scotch-tape armbands who clearly formed a discrete and coherent set of individuals co-operating in a well understood plan in both the police and "protestor" groupings. There is sufficient evidence in the video to conclude, beyond reasonable doubt, that the entire confrontation up to and including the massacre itself was a meticulously pre-planned false flag operation designed at once to cause maximum casualties among the genuine anti-Maidan protestors and to put the blame for the violence squarely on them.
It is a text-book example of the herding and manipulation of angry young men for nefarious purposes.
Related Document
| Title | Type | Publication date | Author(s) | Description |
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| Document:Bloodbath in Odessa guided by interim rulers of Ukraine | article | 14 May 2014 | 'Ukraine Antifascist' | The 2 May massacre of anti-Kiev-Junta signature collectors in Odessa was planned, orchestrated and implemented by Junta acting president Olexandre Turchinov and his security establishment |
