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Ron Paul Institute - Red Pill Times - Nov 2014 - click 1 - clik 2 
OTAN por 36 vezes já trombeteou que Rússia invadiu Ucrânia, mas ainda não mostrou uma só foto.

This latest NATO assertion of Russian involvement in east Ukraine is in addition to 36 -- count them -- prior claims of a Russian invasion of Ukraine since February. Thirty-six invasions of Ukraine but NATO has yet to produce a definitive photograph of a Russian military presence. Either Russia's is the most stealth army in the history of warfare or NATO operatives are misleading those they are paid to serve. While pledging more US military assistance to its allies in western Ukraine, Breedlove also condemned Russia's "militarization" of the Crimean peninsula, citing recent Russian possible deployments of a missile defense system to the area which recently rejoined Russia. 

Aside from its unsupported claims of a Russian invasion of Ukraine, NATO and the US government have repeatedly condemned any Russian military presence near Ukraine but within its own territory. Meanwhile, media reported that NATO military equipment used in various military exercises on the Russian border this summer would not be returned to bases and instead would remain in newest NATO member countries in eastern Europe. Earlier this month, General Breedlove requested that more NATO troops be stationed on Russia's borders to counter what he describes as an increased Russian threat. Said Gen. Breedlove at the Pentagon this month: "Because of the increased pressure that we feel in Eastern Europe now, and because of the assurance measures that we are taking in the Baltics, in Poland and in Romania, we require additional rotational presence...". According to incoming Commander of NATO's Allied Land Command (LANDCOM), Lt. General Ben Hodges, the Atlantic Alliance's increased troop and equipment presence on Russia's borders will extend through 2015 and 2016. "This is going to go on," he said this week. NATO increases its military presence on Russia's borders while condemning Russia for militarization. 

A lista das 36 "invasões" russas:
February 28, 2014: Ukraine Accuses Russian Invasion, Masked Gunmen, Crimean Airports.
March 2, 2014: Sarah Palin Predicted Ukraine Invasion in 2008
March 3, 2014: Russian Invasion of Crimean Peninsula. Movements and Forces
March 3, 2014: Why Did Russia Invade Ukraine? Because The West Is Weak
March 13, 2014: Russian Troops Mass at Border With Ukraine. Possible Invasion
March 15, 2014: Ukraine Says It Has Repelled A Russian Army “Invasion”
March 18, 2014: Ukraine Says Russian Army Near East Border For “Quick Invasion”
March 30, 2014: Russian invasion of eastern Ukraine could happen ‘any day’, officials warn
April 4, 104: Ukraine Defense Ministry “Warns” Of Imminent Russian Invasion
May 1, 2014: Ukraine minister: Russia planning invasion
May 21, 2014: Despite Withdrawal, Russian Invasion of Eastern Ukraine Still Possible
May 30, 2014: Russians Invade Donetsk (VIDEO)
June 2, 2014: U.S., Europe may have prevented invasion of Ukraine, Polish minister says
June 14, 2014: Russia’s slow invasion of Ukraine
June 20, 2014: Open Russian invasion into Ukraine has begun
July 30, 2014: Putin could invade Ukraine in response to sanctions
August 5, 2014: Poland Saying Russian Units Are Poised to Invade Ukraine, ‘Huge’ Escalation
August 6, 2014: Ukraine crisis: Nato fears invasion, Russian troops ‘on Ukraine’s borders’
August 6, 2014: Growing threat of Russia invading Ukraine, Hagel says
August 14, 2014: Russian aid convoy blocked as Ukraine fears invasion pretext
August 14, 2014: Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues
August 22, 2014: Russian Humanitarian Convoy Enters Ukraine ; Ukraine says “Invasion”
August 25, 2014: Russia Prepares 2nd Humanitarian Convoy “Invasion”
August 27, 2014: Ukraine Reports Russian Invasion on a New Front
August 28, 2014: Ukraine Accuses Russia Of Launching Invasion, Then Promptly Retracts
August 28, 2014: NATO Releases Satellite Imagery “Proof” That Russia Has Invaded Ukraine
August 28, 2014: Has Russia invaded Ukraine? Here’s what we know
August 28, 2014: Poroshenko says Russia invaded Ukraine
August 29, 2014: U.S. official says 1,000 Russian troops have entered Ukraine
August 29, 2014: Russia’s Slow-Motion Invasion of Ukraine
August 30, 2014: European leaders warn Russian invasion of Ukraine at ‘a point of no return’
September 2, 2014: The US Says Russia Is Invading Ukraine—Should We Believe It?
September 4, 2014: Invasion of Ukraine Continues; Russian Ideologist Calls for “Genocide”
October 3, 2014: Can US Support for Ukraine Help Prevent a New Russian Invasion?
November 8, 2014: NATO Sees ‘High Probability’ Of Russian Invasion Of Ukraine
November 12, 2014: Ukraine’s Ambassador to the UN says Russia planning full-scale invasion