The Kiev Matrix Doesn’t Work in Dallas
Similarities are striking from the point of view of the witness of the Maidan protests
The author is a Ukrainian political analyst in opposition to the current regime and director of the Center for Eurasian Studies. His painful experience of the Maidan coup inevitably leads him to see similarities elsewhere.
During the protests in Dallas, a former soldier opened fire at the police, killing five.
The same thing happened two and a half years ago in Kiev, when a hundred people, including riot policemen, were killed by snipers. The United States called them ‘democratic protests’.
But in the Kiev version, Victoria Nuland came to greet the organizers of the slaughter encouraging them to drive the police out of the city.
Then they should have assigned this organizer to the position either of the Minister of Internal Affairs, or the Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Somehow, the ‘Ukrainian matrix’ doesn’t work in Dallas.
