Bloomberg Lies as Ukrainian Rebels Allegedly Down 2 WarplanesTony Cartalucci Bloombergs three dangerous explanations are patently false. They first asserts that the rebels have been lying about the weapons they have access to, claiming (emphasis added): In other words, there are MANPADS capable of hitting Ukrainian SU-25 warplanes and even higher flying military transport planes (up to 6,500 m) without possessing weapons like Buk missile systems that could reach 33,000 feet where MH17 was flying, or higher. Bloombergs other two explanations, include Russia firing the missiles from within their territory which like all claims by the Western media lack any evidence at all to back them up and that the Ukrainian government is lying, which is of course plausible since the Ukrainian government already irrationally claims Russia shot down MH17 on purpose as an act of malice state-sponsored terrorism. But while Ukraine lying about the incident is possible, the fact that man-portable missile systems rebels may possess could target and take down the SU-25s at the altitudes they were allegedly flying at, provides the most credible explanation, and not surprisingly, the explanation Bloomberg intentionally omitted from its propaganda. With all that is at stake amid the current politically-motivated climate surrounding the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, would Ukrainian separatists still be using Buk missile systems if they indeed had them to begin with? Would the Russians still be assisting them in their use a necessity the West has unanimously declared would be required for separatists to deploy the Buk missile system in the first place? Or were Ukrainian separatists using the highly capable MANPAD systems Janes alluded to in their recent analysis of aircraft shot down at higher altitudes than the two SU-25s were flying at? Without actual evidence provided by Bloomberg or the less than credible Ukrainian regime they are citing, commonsense suggests the latter. Tony Cartaluccis articles have appeared on many alternative media websites, including his own at Read other contributed articles by Tony Cartalucci here. 