Maidan Massacre is an investigative documentary into the shootings which occurred on February 20th, 2014, when nearly 50 people were gunned down on the streets of Kiev's Independence square. The massacre was the result of a massive three month long protest against the former Government of Viktor Yanukovich and his decision to reject a trade deal with the EU. Although no thorough investigation had been conducted, the blame was immediately placed on the officers who served under Yanukovich. This program investigates the scene of the crime, interviewing those who were there when the shootings occurred, and seeks to answer the questions as to who really was shooting that day on Kiev's Independence square — a place known to the people of Ukraine, as Maidan.
— Written by John Beck Hofmann

Maidan Massacre is an investigative documentary into the shootings which occurred on February 20th, 2014, when nearly 50 people were gunned down on the streets of Kiev's Independence square. The massacre was the result of a massive three month long protest against the former Government of Viktor Yanukovych and his decision to reject a trade deal with the EU. Although no thorough investigation had been conducted, the blame was immediately placed on the officers who served under Yanukovych. This program investigates the scene of the crime, interviewing those who were there when the shootings occurred, and seeks to answer the questions as to who really was shooting that day on Kiev's Independence square — a place known to the people of Ukraine, as Maidan.
— Written by Anonymous

«Большой ошибкой было применение силы (против Майдана — прим. УНН), и это было инициативой Путина, причем дважды. Впервые, когда Путин заключал с Виктором Януковичем договоры о деньгах для Украины, он сказал в то время, когда держал в руках первые 2 миллиарда: „Хочешь получить деньги? Убери этих людей из города, покажи свою власть!“. Тогда полиция пошла в наступление, но народ, вместо того, чтобы бежать с Майдана, пошел на Майдан. Именно тогда Януковичу пришел конец. Но Путин вторично сказал Януковичу — стрелять боевыми патронами в людей. И именно тогда родилась новая Украина», — сказал Дж.Сорос.

Оккупанты в форме «Беркута»: как десантники из Ульяновска умирают в Украине

"— сказал Дж.Сорос."

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The US government signed a $2.8m contract with the Ntrepid web-security company to develop a specialized software, allowing agents of the government to post propaganda on «foreign-language websites».

Main characteristics of the software, as stated in the software development request,[6][dead link] are:

50 user «operator» licenses, 10 sockpuppets controllable by each user.
Sockpuppets are to be «replete with background, history, supporting details, and cyber presences that are technically, culturally and geographically consistent». Sockpuppets are to «be able to appear to originate in nearly any part of the world.»
A special secure VPN, allowing sockpuppets to appear to be posting from «randomly selected IP addresses,» in order to «hide the existence of the operation.»
50 static IP addresses to enable government agencies to «manage their persistent online personas,» with identities of government and enterprise organizations protected which will allow for different state agents to use the same sockpuppet, and easily switch between different sockpuppets to «look like ordinary users as opposed to one organization.»
9 private servers, «based on the geographic area of operations the customer is operating within and which allow a customer's online persona(s) to appear to originate from.» These servers should use commercial hosting centers around the world.
Virtual machine environments, deleted after each session termination, to avoid interaction with «any virus, worm, or malicious software.»