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Evidence Is Now Conclusive: Two Ukrainian Government Fighter-Jets Shot Down Malaysian Airlines MH17.

Evidence Is Now Conclusive: Two Ukrainian Government Fighter-Jets Shot Down Malaysian Airlines MH17.


Evidence Is
Now Conclusive:

Two Ukrainian Government Fighter-Jets Shot Down
Malaysian Airlines MH17.




By Eric Zuesse




August 05, 2014 "ICH"
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We’ll go considerably farther than has yet been
revealed by the professional intelligence community,
to provide the actual evidence that conclusively
shows that (and how) the Ukrainian Government shot
down the Malaysian airliner, MH-17, on July 17th.


The latest
report from the intelligence community was headlined
on August 3rd by Robert Parry, “Flight
17 Shoot-Down Scenario Shifts,”
 and he revealed
there that,

“Contrary to the Obama administration’s public
claims blaming eastern Ukrainian rebels and
Russia for the shoot-down of Malaysia Airlines
Flight 17, some U.S. intelligence analysts have
concluded that the rebels and Russia were likely
not at fault and that it appears Ukrainian
government forces were to blame, according to a
source briefed on these findings. This judgment
— at odds with what President Barack Obama and
Secretary of State John Kerry have expressed
publicly — is based largely on the absence of
U.S. government evidence that Russia supplied
the rebels with a Buk anti-aircraft
missile system that would be needed to hit a
civilian jetliner flying at 33,000 feet, said
the source, who spoke on condition
of anonymity.”



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