Wednesday, 23 July 2014

Ukraine army conscript publishes selfie with BUK missiles and the Daily Mail try to deceive their readers by running a story on him being 'pro-Russian'


Hunted down Ukrainian soldier

Ukraine army conscript, Sergey Paschenko, has got into hot water after publishing a selfie against several Buk-M vehicles he was assigned to guard on his social network page VKontakte.
Blogosphere inhabitants immediately called him “separatist” and “Russian terrorist,” and threatened to kill him. The flow of insults forced Paschenko to delete the photo from his page.
But it was already too late as even the British Daily Mail newspaper in the UK had published an article on him, accompanied by his hapless Buk-M photo.


In addition, the Ukrainian photos show a single missile launcher vehicle, whereas in reality a Buk-M complex consists of at least four vehicles: missile launcher, radar, command vehicle and transporter loader.
Russia’s Defense Ministry presented satellite photos of the area where the Boeing was downed, showing a number of Ukrainian Buk-M vehicles stationed there immediately prior to the tragedy.
The US, which also monitors Ukrainian territory with satellites, has not rushed to publish photos of Russian military vehicles in Ukraine which simply couldn’t move there unnoticed.
Apart from a number of Ukrainian Buk-M complexes stationed in the area close to the Malaysian Airlines MH17 flight crash site, Russian military detected a Ukrainian Su-25 fighter jet gaining height towards the doomed Boeing 777 at the time of the catastrophe on July 17.
So far Kiev has not explained why a military jet was tracking a passenger airplane.

Hunted down Ukrainian soldier

Ukraine army conscript, Sergey Paschenko, has got into hot water after publishing a selfie against several Buk-M vehicles he was assigned to guard on his social network page VKontakte.
Blogosphere inhabitants immediately called him “separatist” and “Russian terrorist,” and threatened to kill him. The flow of insults forced Paschenko to delete the photo from his page.
But it was already too late as even the British Daily Mail newspaper in the UK had published an articleon him, accompanied by his hapless Buk-M photo.
Screenshot from www.dailymail.co.uk
Screenshot from www.dailymail.co.uk
“Is this the smoking gun? This picture has emerged of a pro-Russian rebel posing in front of the same type of Buk missile launcher that is believed to have shot down MH17,” said the Daily Mail caption to the photo.
Those who pointed out that a Ukrainian soldier cannot be a “Russian terrorist” at the same time were largely ignored.
Sergey Paschenko finally changed his status in the network to the following:
“I do not take part in hostilities, civil war is not for me; oligarchs are carving power whereas ordinary people are dying like flies.”
The Daily Mail readers left quite a number of indignant comments about the Sergey Paschenko article, demanding the news outlet delete the obnoxious text.
“DM must apology (sic) for the lie to readers with deliberate misinformation cynically twisting the truth. That is unbelievable!!!” (Elena Malakhova, London, United Kingdom)
“OK, this is the worst article the Daily Mail has published yet. The satellite images are from the Russian government and show Ukrainian (Kiev junta) Buk systems. At the same press conference the Russian military released these photos, they also rubbished previous propaganda photos of Buk missile systems published by the Western media on the back of a truck said to be in Russia, but which they proved had been taken in Ukraine in a town controlled by the Kiev junta since 19th May. The DM is telling outright lies now.” (Stan is laughski, London, United Kingdom)
"Oops! Shot yourselves in the foot DM? You are clearly overly eager to pin blame, but please don't peddle deliberate distortions. Your first Satellite photo indeed shows BUK Missile systems near the MH17 crash site on 17 July 2014 - but deployed by the KIEV GOVERNMENT (NOT by pro-Russian Separatists). The original caption to the Photo is ‘Buk missile defense units in Zaroschinskoe, 50km south of Donetsk city and 8km south of Shakhtyorsk, on July 17, 2014. Photo courtesy of the Russian Defense Ministry.’ Your second and third photos are from the same source, showing the BUK Missile systems 5 km from Donetsk present on 14 July 2014, but missing on 17 July 2014. Will you publish a correction, with an apology for lying to your readers with deliberate misinformation cynically twisting the truth?" (Steven Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom).

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john stock 23.07.2014 12:41

Just now on MSNBC they said that parts of the 777 were cut up with chain saws by those russian terrorist's.....then they cut to a reporter on the scene...and he said IT WAS JUST DENTED UP OR MAYBY PULLED APPART TO GET THE BODIES OUT.....then they had to start back peddling like crazy....there little lie backfired again....love it..love it.
 

conservative one 23.07.2014 12:41

The weight of the truth will eventually crush all war mongers and defenders of evil.
 

Thoughts 23.07.2014 12:41

The number plate of the transport carrier this system is Ukranian

Is this the BUK missile launcher that downed flight MH17? Evidence piles up against the Russians as picture reveals pro-Moscow separatist posing in front of rocket launcher in Ukraine

  • A pro-Kiev news website directly links the image to the stricken plane
  • Website includes a message for the man named as Sergei Paschenko
  • It says: 'You are a real hero. You did NOT betray Ukraine. You provided clear evidence that BUK was Russian. Well done'
  • The account belonging to Paschenko, said to have served in Russia's air defence troops, has now been deleted 
By WILL STEWART
PUBLISHED: 17:18, 22 July 2014 | UPDATED: 20:43, 22 July 2014

A startling new picture has emerged showing a gun-toting pro-Russian rebel posing in front of the same type of BUK missile launcher that is believed to have shot down MH17.
Evidence is continuing to mount up that Moscow and Russian-backed separatists were behind the plane crash. 
Fresh satellite imagery also suggests that there were two BUK launchers in the vicinity of the incident which happened last Thursday.  
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Is this the smoking gun? This picture has emerged of a pro-Russian rebel posing in front of the same type of BUK missile launcher that is believed to have shot down MH17
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Is this the smoking gun? This picture has emerged of a pro-Russian rebel posing in front of the same type of BUK missile launcher that is believed to have shot down MH17
Something to hide? The rebel, named as Sergei Paschenko, deleted his social media account soon after the image spread across the internet
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Something to hide? The rebel, named as Sergei Paschenko, deleted his social media account soon after the image spread across the internet
A pro-Kiev news website directly links the image to the stricken plane, with a headline claiming: 'Right before the crash of Boeing 777, a terrorist from Donetsk People's Republic proudly posted his pictures in front of BUK.'
The website obozrevatel.com includes a message for the man, named as Sergei Paschenko, saying: 'You are a real hero. You did NOT betray Ukraine. You provided clear evidence that BUK was Russian. Well done.'
 

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Soon after the picture spread across the web today, Paschenko, who is said to have served previously in Russia's air defence troops, suddenly deleted his account.
A video showing a user browsing his account clearly shows this. 
Satellite images have also been obtained which show two Buk-M1 air defence missiles in the bottom left hand corner. 
If Russian BUKs were supplied to the rebels in Donetsk, it is unclear when exactly they were sent. 
Some accounts suggest they were secretly smuggled across the border this month, while others say earlier. 
Other pictures indicate that he did indeed belong to the pro-Russian rebels in the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic and held strong views hostile to pro-Western campaigners in Kiev, although there is no clue as to where the picture was taken.
Hardware Air Defence Missile System Buk-M1 in the vicinity of Zaroshchenskoye, Ukraine, Donetsk Region, 50km east of Donetsk, 8km south of Shakhtyorsk. The message in the top left corner reads: 'Zaroshchenskoye'. The message in the bottom left corner reads: 'Two self-propelled turrets Buk-M1 Air Defence Missile System'. The message in the bottom right corner reads: 'one armoured vehicle'
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Hardware Air Defence Missile System Buk-M1 in the vicinity of Zaroshchenskoye, Ukraine, Donetsk Region, 50km east of Donetsk, 8km south of Shakhtyorsk. The message in the top left corner reads: 'Zaroshchenskoye'. The message in the bottom left corner reads: 'Two self-propelled turrets Buk-M1 Air Defence Missile System'. The message in the bottom right corner reads: 'one armoured vehicle'
Nor is it clear when the image was actually taken.
Despite this, another source of this picture was blocked in Moscow on the orders of the Russian prosecutor-general two days after the plane was blasted out of the sky, it appears.
This source cannot be opened. 
A satellite image of air defence weapons centre in Donetsk Region pictured on July 14, 2014
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A satellite image of air defence weapons centre in Donetsk Region pictured on July 14, 2014
A satellite image of air defence weapons centre in Donetsk on July 17, 2014 shown during a news briefing
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A satellite image of air defence weapons centre in Donetsk on July 17, 2014 shown during a news briefing
Paschenko's deleted social media site contained dialogue with a woman called Viktoria dated June 25.
She asked: 'So what detachment you are serving in?'
He replied: 'In a secret one.'
She asked: 'Is it really so secret?'
He replied:  'Yes, this is the most secret air defence ever.'
 
Offending launcher? A driver filmed this BUK missile system on the back of a military track rumbling back across the Russian border on Saturday
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Offending launcher? A driver filmed this BUK missile system on the back of a military track rumbling back across the Russian border on Saturday
Launch site? A BUK missile system photographed in rebel-held Torez hours before MH17 was downed
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Launch site? A BUK missile system photographed in rebel-held Torez hours before MH17 was downed
Powerful: A clearer image of a BUK missile launcher like the one that is thought to have been used by rebels to down the Malaysia Airlines flight last week
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Powerful: A clearer image of a BUK missile launcher like the one that is thought to have been used by rebels to down the Malaysia Airlines flight last week
Before its deletion, it also carried a picture of a Ukrainian flag in a toilet, apparently to show his views.
The image of the rebel with the BUK missile launcher was made public as the Russian and Ukrainian sides have stepped up accusations of 'propaganda' and 'lies' over the downing of MH17.
It comes after a series of apparent sightings of the smoking gun BUK in recent days.
Over the weekend, footage emerged taken by a driver followed this military truck on a main road for two kilometres in a 'border area' of Russia before uploading the footage, filmed with a dashboard camera, on the internet.
The cargo had no escort and Ukrainian sources have seized on it, captioning the footage: 'A Russian blogger filmed the BUK M1 in Russia, the one that shot the Boeing.'
It was filmed at around 8.45pm on Saturday.
Reports from Ukraine suggested the BUK had been smuggled in the dead of night into Russia soon after the plane was blasted out of the sky on Thursday last week.
Other images have been released of a launcher rumbling through Torez, held by pro-Russian separatists, just two hours before the Malaysia Airlines flight was shot down.

The US military have the area covered by satellites and radar coverage because the US wants to warn Ukraine of the big advance and attack by Russian or the rebels. If the rebels had fired the missile the US would have satellite and radar tracks as the "smoking gun". So since the US has not shown the evidence then by deduction the Ukrainians must be hiding something. Russia probably has the same information but if they release it then the west will cry foul. So Mr Obama Man up and release the satellite and radar info,
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The satellite will show what equipment is where and it will certainly notice a rocket launch. They have done in the past and images published.
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There are so many crackpots on here. Normally they're American though! How embarrassing.
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DM is like a dumb, bumbling Doctor Watson without any of the class or charisma.
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yet here you are still posting after 4 years! so who is the fool.
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OMG DM you have cracked it... I believe everything you have written.. Please run another spider story now..
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Sooo.... that truck (Two different ones infact) carrying something with a sheet over it in this paper a few days ago? DM? I guess we'll all need to wait a few months for the clutching at straws to end and real truth to pop its head up again.
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The propaganda merchants believe their own lies, we mere mortals will never know the truth.


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