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CIA Attempts Another Color Revolution
August 10, 2020
Rodina's man in Belarus, Aleksandr Lukashenko, has come under fire from liberal globalist protestors for his winning the most recent presidential election. President Putin rightfully has offered full support to Lukashenko should he need it.
Color revolutions have been occurring around Russia for the past two decades.
In 2003, in Georgia, the "Rose Revolution" ousted the Soviet-era leadership and installed Mikheil Saakashvili, that globalist stooge. This ultimately forced President Putin's hand, and South Ossetia and Abkhazia were liberated.
In 2005, in Kyrgyzstan, the "Tulip Revolution" overthrew the Russian-backed president. USAID, among other U.S. agencies, provided assistance to the opposition.
In 2009, in Moldova, after the pro-Russian candidate won the parliamentary elections, the country through a fit and demanded another election, at which time the globalist candidate won.
Famously, in 2012 and 2013, the Arab Spring and Euromaidan, respectively, toppled the pro-Russian governments of several nations, including Ukraine.
In 2016, North Macedonia, the pro-Russian party was ousted in a "Colorful Revolution."
And so on, and so forth.
It has been clear for some time that these revolutions are backed and supported, and directed by the CIA and other U.S. agencies. These were good governments that were ousted by the "people." These governments did not commit mass murders like Khmer Rouge. They were fine. Yet the "people" decided to revolt, all in a synchronized, domino effect, type manner. No, it was a plot. Just like this unrest in Belarus.
The globalists have been trying to prevent the union of Russia and Belarus for years. The time is almost at hand for it to occur, and suddenly there is a revolutionary attempt made. It is too suspicious, too obvious. It is the working of the globalists.
August 10, 2020
Rodina's man in Belarus, Aleksandr Lukashenko, has come under fire from liberal globalist protestors for his winning the most recent presidential election. President Putin rightfully has offered full support to Lukashenko should he need it.
Color revolutions have been occurring around Russia for the past two decades.
In 2003, in Georgia, the "Rose Revolution" ousted the Soviet-era leadership and installed Mikheil Saakashvili, that globalist stooge. This ultimately forced President Putin's hand, and South Ossetia and Abkhazia were liberated.
In 2005, in Kyrgyzstan, the "Tulip Revolution" overthrew the Russian-backed president. USAID, among other U.S. agencies, provided assistance to the opposition.
In 2009, in Moldova, after the pro-Russian candidate won the parliamentary elections, the country through a fit and demanded another election, at which time the globalist candidate won.
Famously, in 2012 and 2013, the Arab Spring and Euromaidan, respectively, toppled the pro-Russian governments of several nations, including Ukraine.
In 2016, North Macedonia, the pro-Russian party was ousted in a "Colorful Revolution."
And so on, and so forth.
It has been clear for some time that these revolutions are backed and supported, and directed by the CIA and other U.S. agencies. These were good governments that were ousted by the "people." These governments did not commit mass murders like Khmer Rouge. They were fine. Yet the "people" decided to revolt, all in a synchronized, domino effect, type manner. No, it was a plot. Just like this unrest in Belarus.
The globalists have been trying to prevent the union of Russia and Belarus for years. The time is almost at hand for it to occur, and suddenly there is a revolutionary attempt made. It is too suspicious, too obvious. It is the working of the globalists.
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