I haven’t done anything with this. Just at the very early WT? Stage of looking at it.
See, this Russian Journalist was attacked with a roadside bomb and his driver was killed. The caught the guy who set it up and set it off. He’s a Ukrainian agent. So far so good, and fairly normal.
BUT…
It seems that since 2014 Ukraine has had a “Kill List”. It even has a Wiki Page.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myrotvorets
What’s even more curious, is when you visit that page, while almost all of it is in Cyrillic Alphabet (that I can, just barely, decode given a bit of time, and can figure out some of the words, then… yeah, ought to just use Google Translate, but Q.A. verification matters…); there’s a little bit in English.
Not linking to it as I don’t want them putting me on their list… but see: LINK:”https : //myrotvorets.center/” if curious.
Among the bit in English is this curious bit:
«МИРОТВОРЕЦЬ»
ЦЕНТР ДОСЛІДЖЕННЯ ОЗНАК ЗЛОЧИНІВ ПРОТИ НАЦІОНАЛЬНОЇ БЕЗПЕКИ УКРАЇНИ, МИРУ, БЕЗПЕКИ ЛЮДСТВА ТА МІЖНАРОДНОГО ПРАВОПОРЯДКУ
Non-government Center for Research of Signs of Crimes against the National Security of Ukraine, Peace, Humanity, and the International Law
Information for law enforcement authorities and special services about pro-Russian terrorists, separatists, mercenaries, war criminals, and murderers
Langley, VA, USA
Warszawa, Polska
official@myrotvorets.center
Langley, where the CIA is based. Makes a fellow go “Hmmm….”
One could reasonably speculate that the CIA is somehow involved or coordinating or just consulting on a Ukrainian Kill List that includes USA citizens. Golly… I thought that would be a crime? I guess not these days.
Musings from the Chiefio 
Reading the wiki on it is a bit creepy:
So ANY Journalist who went to Donbass during the independence movement there was considered to be “working with terrorists”? So an ABC Reporter who went there, interviewed someone who said “We are trying to stop the shelling” and then commented that these were, say “Rebels fighting against their legitimate government in Ukraine” could be marked for death?
Seems a bit (as in very way) over the top to me… Zealotry, it’s a thing…
@em
It actually sort of makes a bit of sense to me.
But then again I’ve got an extra special tin foil hat.
Next wood im going to propose a little thought experiment…
@Josh:
I don’t have nor believe in “Tinfoil Hats”!
Mine is aluminum… ;-)
Have you seen RFK Jnr’s interview with Russell Brand? One would think that he had a fair bit of insider knowledge of such things given his lineage.
@Andysaurus:
No, I’ve not. Been on the road “way too much” lately. (Roughly 8,000 miles driving in about a month…) and I have, so far, mostly skipped anything long after getting back and catching up.
I guess I’ll have to look for that one.
@em
I bet you pronounce it alu-min-e-um foil ; )
@Josh:
Actually, I “swing both ways” on most words. Mum was English, Dad from Iowa. I’ll say any given word with either mode, and accept the same. But yes, sometimes I do say it “min-E-um” and sometimes “min-num”…
Bonnet/ Hood, boot / trunk, apartment/ flat, line/q
And so on.. it conveys the same INFORMATION