Lilou said:alkemst, the link you posted has an error - gives the "whoops somethings wrong message".
Redrock12 said:Article is posted on SOTT.
IMO, has all the earmarks of a false flag operation.
Ukraine president Petro Poroshenko arrives in Australia for two-day visit
Posted Thu 11 December at 6:58am
Mr Poroshenko and Prime Minister Tony Abbott will attend a prayer vigil for the victims of the downed flight in Melbourne this morning. The plane crashed in eastern Ukraine in July, killing all 298 on board, including 38 Australian citizens and residents. Both countries have been calling for a thorough investigation into the incident. Mr Abbott said the visit would be a chance to build on cooperation between the two countries since the downing of MH17. "It is also an opportunity for Australia to reaffirm its support for Ukraine in the face of continuing threats to its territorial integrity," he said.
Australia has provided nearly $100 million to the International Monetary Fund to help support reform to Ukraine's economy, as well as $1 million in aid through the Red Cross. Mr Abbott also announced in September non-lethal assistance to Ukraine's armed forces and the establishment of an interim Australian Embassy in Ukraine. Mr Poroshenko will be in the country until Friday, visiting Canberra, Sydney and Melbourne.
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Broadcaster Ray Hadley was reporting on Monday that the gunman had told negotiators he wanted to talk to Prime Minister Tony Abbott live on radio. Police have not confirmed this. In September this year, police conducted a series of major anti-terrorism raids across Sydney. Following those raids, police alleged Islamic extremists were planning to behead a person in Martin Place in Sydney's CBD.
Shortly after the siege began, the US Consulate sent an "emergency message" to its citizens warning them to stay away from Martin Place.
The message read: "U.S. citizens are strongly encouraged to review your personal security plan, remain aware of your surroundings including local events, and monitor local news stations for updates. Maintain a high level of vigilance and take appropriate steps to enhance your personal security."
Sheik Man Haron Monis, an Islamic ‘spiritual healer’ who is facing charges of sexual assault and being an accessory to murder, has been identified as the man who has taken civilians hostage in a Sydney café, according to local media citing police sources.