There will Be Hell to Pay

After hearing that a Malaysian civilian aircraft with 295 people on board was shot down today over eastern Ukraine, Sen. John McCain said that there would be hell to pay if Russia shot down the plane.

Ironically, Russia has an account with the devil.

Russian mercenaries in Ukraine indeed shot down the plane with a surface to air missile.

Russia will also be remembered for this crime against humanity – the murder of 295 innocent civilians for generations. This crime reminds us of the crash of the Polish military aircraft Tu-154 in Smolensk in 2010, killing everyone on board.

In a post on VKontakte, Russia's largest social media site, which reportedly has since then been taken down, Russian terrorist leader and officer Igor Girkin, aka Strelkov, wrote:  “In the vicinity of Torez, we just downed a plane, an AN-26. It is lying somewhere in the Progress Mine. We have issued warnings not to fly in our airspace. We have video confirming. The bird fell on a waste heap. Residential areas were not hit. Civilians were not injured.

Russia’s crimes against humanity are too numerous to list but how long will the United States and the EU and other so-called civilized countries tolerate Moscow’s evil doings. How long will Angela Merkel swoon like a teenage girl at the sight of Vladimir Putin?

Yesterday, the US and EU instituted additional sanctions against Russia for perpetuating its war against Ukraine. Hopefully those sanctions will have their anticipated result and force Russia to capitulate and withdraw its mercenaries from Ukraine.

However, today’s Russian destruction of a civilian aircraft over Ukraine calls for the most drastic consequences against Moscow, including a worldwide suspension of diplomatic relations with Putin’s outlaw regime.

The Kremlin must be taught once and for all that it cannot commit murder with impunity.

May God rest the souls of the innocent victims of this Malaysian flight.