Ukraine marks ‘Dignity & Freedom Day’ as Euromaidan dream fades

‘Three years ago people in Kiev took to the streets in an anti-government protest which resulted in riots, over a hundred deaths, and an ousted government. Three years on, Ukraine is an impoverished country rife with corruption and far from its European dreams.
The events in Kiev were labeled the ‘Revolution of Dignity’ by the victors, who seized power on the back of right-wing radicals and promises of integrating Ukraine into the EU. This year November 21 was made a national holiday, although its name, ‘Dignity and Freedom Day’, appears to be far from the actual impact the coup had on the country.’

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David Icke in 2014 – Ukraine and Boko Haram and how they connect