A masterful Move as Moscow Hosts Conference in Self-Determination
The
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency and its «non-governmental
organization» carve outs and pass-through operations, including George
Soros’s Open Society Institute and the U.S. National Endowment for
Democracy (NED), are fond of interfering in Russian internal affairs by
championing the secession of autonomous republics from Chechnya and
Cherkessia to Karelia and Kaliningrad.
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency and its «non-governmental
organization» carve outs and pass-through operations, including George
Soros’s Open Society Institute and the U.S. National Endowment for
Democracy (NED), are fond of interfering in Russian internal affairs by
championing the secession of autonomous republics from Chechnya and
Cherkessia to Karelia and Kaliningrad.
However,
in a quite masterful stroke, Russia has given the West a taste of its
own medicine by hosting this September a self-determination conference
in Moscow titled «Dialogue of nations: the right to self-determination
and the construction of a multipolar world». A previous conference with
the same title and theme was held last December in Moscow. Both
conferences were sponsored by the NGO, the Anti-Globalization Movement
of Russia.
in a quite masterful stroke, Russia has given the West a taste of its
own medicine by hosting this September a self-determination conference
in Moscow titled «Dialogue of nations: the right to self-determination
and the construction of a multipolar world». A previous conference with
the same title and theme was held last December in Moscow. Both
conferences were sponsored by the NGO, the Anti-Globalization Movement
of Russia.
The
December 2014 conference brought together delegates from Novorossiya
(the republics of Donetsk and Lugansk), Trans Dniester Republic, Iran,
Syria, the Bosnian Serb Republic, Italy, the United States, and a number
of republics and regions of the Russian Federation. This year’s
conference attracted delegates from Catalonia, the Kingdom of Hawaii,
Puerto Rico (the Taino Nation of Boriken), Western Sahara, and Northern
Ireland, among other nations seeking self-determination from the western
neo-colonial yoke.
December 2014 conference brought together delegates from Novorossiya
(the republics of Donetsk and Lugansk), Trans Dniester Republic, Iran,
Syria, the Bosnian Serb Republic, Italy, the United States, and a number
of republics and regions of the Russian Federation. This year’s
conference attracted delegates from Catalonia, the Kingdom of Hawaii,
Puerto Rico (the Taino Nation of Boriken), Western Sahara, and Northern
Ireland, among other nations seeking self-determination from the western
neo-colonial yoke.
