Famous independent journalist Eric Margolis wrote the
following yesterday. It's good historical background to understand the current crisis.
http://www.lewrockwell.com/2014/02/eric ... oils-over/
I particularly like this rare, accurate characterization of Roosevelt :
"Crimea is renowned for .... the historic resort of Yalta where the doddering fool Franklin Roosevelt, surrounded by Soviet spies and hidden microphones, gave half of Europe to the gleeful Stalin.
Crimea was the epicenter of the 1853-1856 Crimean War in which Britain, France and Turkey combined to block Russian expansion into the Balkans."
Canadian-based Margolis also explains about the "holocaust" of 3 million Crimean Tatars by Stalin,
a fact almost unknown in the West. I had always heard of the mass deportation to Siberia.
But I didn't know about this 3 million figure. Compare with the inundation of the West
by propaganda about the Jews.
However, very little permitted to be written or broadcast or made into movies about any of the sufferers from Soviet Communism...
There WAS the film of Solzhenitsyn's book, "One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovitch", which I made sure to see.
But little else out of Hollywood.
It takes truth-seeking writers like Margolis to remind the public of these realities.