SUBSCRIBE for Latest on UKRAINE REVOLUTION / KIEV RIOTS / YANUKOVYCH / ELITE / NEW WORLD ORDER http://www.youtube.com/AgendaNWO UKRAINE REVOLUTION - Look Inside The Luxury Mansion of President Yanukovych Ukrainian president kept full size pirate galleon, a private petting zoo, golden toilets and a huge garage of cars and motorbikes at his luxury country house The president of Ukraine has fled his lavish estate, leaving opposition protesters and journalists free to explore and post pictures of his opulent loot online. President Viktor Yanukovych's 343 acre estate features a huge man-made lake on which floats a full size pirate galleon, complete with a casino, banqueting hall and personalised bottles of vodka. His garage is filled with dozens of luxury cars, motorbikes and classic vehicles and the grounds feature a private petting zoo with sheep, pigs and antelope. On discovering the president and his security staff had abandoned the mansion, protesters and journalists gathered to explore and document the home of the leader, who currently denies he is planning to resign. They arrived to find the estate had been abandoned in a hurry - with piles of paper documents, including one which appeared to be a blacklist of journalists - tossed in a nearby river. Back in 2011 the Party of Regions warned that if left unchecked the globalist financier George Soros would unleash a "Libyan scenario" on Ukraine. "I even have information that Soros has allocated certain funds in order to prepare a certain group of young boys here in Ukraine who could launch any existing projects based on the North Africa examples," said Aleksandr Yefremov, head of the Party of Regions parliamentary faction. A "certain group of young boys," namely violent gun-toting hooligans from the Right Sector and associated neofascist groups, are reportedly in control of Kyiv as of Saturday. Members of 31st Hundred, an opposition group from Lviv, were said to be in control of Ukraine's Parliament building, The New York Times reports, and the president, Viktor Yanukovych, has fled the capitol. Protesters have taken control of his home. The United States and NATO supported mercenaries in Libya who overthrew the government and murdered its leader, Col. Muammar al-Gaddafi. Libya is now paralyzed by factional, regional, tribal and ideological divisions, a fate Ukraine now confronts as stores are looted, cash machines emptied, and a mass exodus departs the capitol for Odessa, Simferopol and Kharkov, Ukrainian cities largely loyal to the government and less affected by the turmoil, according to Russia Today. In 2008 the now imprisoned former prime minister, Yulia Timoshenko, talked about the role George Soros played in Ukrainian politics and the advice he gave following the financial crisis. In 2010 the Ukrainian State Security Service began monitoring the activities of the Soros sponsored and funded Vozrozdeniye ("Renaissance") foundation and its connection to other NGOs operating in the country. The investigation did not produce actionable results. In response to the accusations leveled by Aleksandr Yefremov, the Soros Foundation "said in a special statement that all funds allocated for Ukrainian programs are being spent on the development of the open and democratic society and also for helping Ukrainian citizens, who suffered from the effects of the international financial crisis." impeachment ukraine kiev "eastern europe" europe president mansion tour revolution power office guards security elite riot police "law and order" fight battle media news zoo private compound public "we the people" entertainment luxury wealth asset "swiss chalet" euro euros money cash king "stately home" glamor anger occupy occupation tourist "animal farm" people humanity "private security" doom 2014 russia russian u.s. "united states" usa america puppet mafia millionaire "agenda nwo" alex jones infowars gerald celente trends in the news we are change adam vs the man bilderberg rothschilds george soros obama ww3 david icke lindsey williams farrakhan corrupt corruption constitution thailand protests yingluck thaksin The whereabouts of Ukrainian President Yanukovich are unknown a day after he agreed to opposition demands. Parliament is trying to replace its resigned speaker to push for presidential resignation and an early election. Ukraine remains chaotic amid the worst political crisis the country has seen in modern history. Viktor Yanukovich has gone missing, with even his immediate staff declining to say where he is. The presidential residence in Kiev has been abandoned and left virtually unguarded. Some media reports said on Friday that the residents had packed up and left.

• published: 23 Feb 2014
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