Check out this short video of the actual signing of the agreement of reincorporation of Crimea and Sevastopol into Russia and see for yourself the mood in the Russian Federal Assembly (no translation needed):
Saker Message:
Is the guy with the black sweater signing the reincorporation agreement Sergey Aksyonov?
I’m sitting here with my eyes watering — must be the dust or something…
And yes, just thinking of the look on the face of the guy in the black sweater — wow!
no, Aksionov is first on the left.
the man with the black sweater is the Mayor of Sebastopol, which has also been reincorporated.
@Anonymous:
@Nora:
The guy in the black sweater is Aleksey Chaly, the mayor of Sevastopol.
@Nora: yes, I have the same problem. I did not realize that we had so much dust in Florida. Or maybe it is pollen? ;-)
And yes, WOW is also what I feel this morning!
Kind regards,
The Saker
As a matter of simple fact President Putin is the leader of the free world as of today March 18, 2014. This has occurred through the intelligence, determination, and courage of the current Russian leadership. The message to the rest of the world still suffering under Masonic rule is clear: help yourself then God will help you. Best regards Christoph
http://www.globalresearch.ca/obama-declares-a-national-emergency-crimea-self-determination-constitutes-a-threat-to-us-national-security/5373728
Thanks and yes it must be dust.
Then again the Amerikas neo-conn never sleep.
http://en.alalam.ir/news/1577042
I also remember your beautiful anthem from innumerable Olympic ceremonies – like Helmut Lotti who sings my favorite version:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxPRpArJKpQ
(Some dust has reached Northern Germany).
Best regards
Christoph
From Sotchi to Krimea… Wow! Russia is on a roll!
Seems like the dust has spread all the way to Canada as well.
Bravo Russia, and long life to Putin!
And thanks for the great work Saker!
@To all those with “eye problems”:
Guys, I am really very touched by your words and, frankly, the dust is getting a little worse. All I can say is: thank you for this!
The red-eyed Saker
Ah, dust. Yes, that’s it. Whew, for a while there, I thought I was developing an allergy to my cat. ;)
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It’s not Russian, it’s Irish, but somehow these words just keep ringing in my mind: “And righteous men must make our land a nation once again.”
@Nora: It’s not Russian, it’s Irish,
I have always believed that Russians and Celts have a lot of common cultural traits. I have often shed a tear listening to Alan Stivell singing “Foggy Dew”:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6gGXMBJX-o
And all my life I have been hopelessly pro-republican with even a strong admiration for IRA heroes like Bobby Sands and the other men at H block at the Maze prison.
Celts are an ancient and viciously oppressed people who never gave up and that any Russian understands and admires!
The Saker
PS: what did you think of the version of the song in the link above? Beautiful, no? I shiver every time I hear it.
Here is a higher quality video of the even, via RT*.
Signed! Crimea, Sevastopol ink historic treaty to join Russia
Unfortunately the the video is cut short, the essential flag parade in the beginning is missing.
* RT / Russia Today YouTube channel was again mysteriously suspended yesterday. Technical “clutch” my a**!
Google apologizes for RT’s YouTube channel ‘suspension’ due to tech bug
Saker, YES!!! The Palestinians likewise have a long culture and a deep love of their land and language. So do (what remains of) Native Americans.
Here is my favorite version of that song; though the words are a little bit different, that phrase will ring:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZK3VlyBc6c
Reporting dust here in north Florida as well. And we’re 100% English!
Here it wasn’t a dust, it was just a sincere pure cry for the hope of the all humanity around the world, that we can live in peace, mutual respect , abundance and prosperity for everyone around this beautiful earth.
I do believe that this is the start of the new era.
Thank you Saker for your absolutely brilliant job
14:53 Whatever it was, the dam just burst. Thank you for your beautiful words.
@anonymous:I do believe that this is the start of the new era.
Yes, so do I, but I also fear that now the Empire will lash out in fear, frustration and rage. The writing IS on the wall, but the Empire still has A LOT of resources and power left which it can use maybe not intelligently, but in a “scorched earth” policy. Still, Russia simply had NO CHOICE, so the timing for this was chosen by the western plutocrats and I am confident that the resistance worldwide will live a moment similar to what happened in Lebanon in 2006: they can – and will – hurt us, but we will prevail, God willing!
Kind regards,
The Saker
Kind regards,
The Saker
18 March, 2014 14:58
Yes, very true after us dirty , smelly hippies were able stop the endless war in Nam they got real quiet while they rethought on how to kidnap Amerika. They have done hell of a good job on brainwashing the sheeple of this nation. I do hope it’s the beginning but never turn your back on the neo-conns.
Thank you for your time.
Saker
Beautiful version of “The Foggy Dew”.
“I have always believed that Russians and Celts have a lot of common cultural traits.”
Celtic music is popular in Russia. One of the more well known bands is Мельница and they’ve been active at least since late 1990’s. They have an amazing sound. Their website:
http://www.melnitsa.net/
Here is a few of videos using their music:
Мельница “Лента в волосах” [YARilo] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAwcfVaanUM
Мельница – Зов Крови http://rutube.ru/video/3da5da1242bdf8d62bd7b63ff3716bbc/
Двери Тамерлана http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRi7ux6lmxo
Live, incredible performance singing in English:
Hellawes – Peggy Gordon http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qJOU3amzR0
There are also a few videos on their site.
A few years ago, I was playing one of their CD’s at work and a guy I knew came in. He’s an Irish Republican, 2nd generation immigrant, relatives in Eire, the works. He was listening to the music and thought the singing was in Gaelic. When I showed him the CD, he was dumbfounded. Anyway, as one can tell, I’m a big fan. ;)
16:58 Omigosh, they are wonderful! And reminded me of this (sorry it took so long to find, it was a while ago but hearing/seeing it blew me away then, and does again now):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oius1eEpghU&index=2&list=PL4859C8101510297E
There sure does seem to be some kind of connection!
It seems the dust has reached many parts of europe like in Vienna.
What a moment!
Am I dreaming?
Yesterday the great syrian arab army and the lebanese resistance liberated a strategic city close to the border with Lebanon. And today, this epic moment in History.
Rachid
Nora
Very beautiful. That’s interesting about Olga Sergeeva. I wonder how long ago The Butcher Boy song was introduced to the small town and what were the circumstances. I know western music is very popular in Russia and has been for many decades.
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Curious weather worldwide. A dust storm here, in Uruguay — never happened before.
Must feel awfully good to be Russian right about now. And Ukrainean.
Bet there will be quite a few “Putin” write-in votes at the next US presidential election.
Hey, we (the US) are contiguos with the Russians through Alaska — just look out of Sarah Palin’s kitchen window — so how does the American-Russian Federation sound? No, better make that Russian-American…
I’m not big on ceremony, but it’s striking how pleased everyone is.
Excellent counterpoint to this local propaganda:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-03-18/campbell-wilesmith-behind-russias-audacious-land-grab/5327874
Despite some vestigial Cold War paranoia, not many commenters fooled by this ridiculous & disgusting article.
Hi The Saker,
I watched the (must watch) Putin speech and then the signing and felt very moved. It was a truly wonderful moment that bought tears to the yes. :). You could see how much it meant to Russia and its people.
Rgds,
Veritas
Officially reporting a dust storm here in Southern Ontario!
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Dear friends,
You can imagine how much dust we have here in Russia :)
Later in the day, during the concert-meeting in the Red Square, it was very touching to see the big guy, Sergey Aksyonov, stooping in order to be on the level with the mike, and thanking Putin for his courage and determination in the difficult and demanding situation…
And Saker,
Two first parts of your “Ukrainian nationalism – its roots and nature” of Feb. 24 (abridged versions) have been translated by me into Russian (here http://aftershock.su/?q=node/212863, and here http://aftershock.su/?q=node/216966).
Hope to complete the translation in the coming days: you know the problem well – time deficit :)
Any comments and/or remarks are welcome.
Thanks a lot for the great job
Best regards,
shed
A good article on Crimea here (in English): http://www.globalresearch.ca/russia-extends-its-control-over-the-black-sea-and-strategic-waterways/5374021
Shows some maps, explains many details concerning geography, infrastructure, plans for joining the two sides of the Kerch Strait, etc.
BR
shed
Bl**dy hell! Its a snowstorm here in Moscow, but reading all these comments from all over the world feels likes its a dust hurricane!! I think I am not going to watch the signing video, got enough red eye as it is!
Maybe this is the start of the *real* NWO… one founded on the principles of freedom and respect for each other, and not cleptocratic control. Well, one can certainly hope!