In order for us to be able to define the actual motivations behind the so-called ‘democratic revolution’ of February 22, 2014 in Ukraine, we will need to begin this report by mentioning the financial crisis of 2008-2009. The reason for this is quite apparent – this crisis exposed the sheer weakness of the U.S. Dollar, as the world’s main ‘reserve currency’. Consequently, this prompted more and more corporate and private investors throughout the world to consider twice, before acquiring the so-called ‘U.S. treasuries’. Yet, selling these ‘treasuries’ is the main mean for the U.S. to ensure more or less stable functioning of its economy, as it allows this country to service (at least partially) its enormous budget-deficit of $514 billion (Sahadi par. 1). What it means is that, ever since 2010, the country’s policy-makers realized that it represents the matter of a crucial importance for the U.S. to restore the investment-appeal of its currency – something that could be done by the mean of setting the ‘spots of instability’ all over the world. The logic behind this is simple – in times of instability, investors are being naturally driven to acquire the currency of what happened to be the most military potent country. This explains the inner causes of the so-called ‘orange’ revolutions that took place in Tunis, Libya, Egypt and Syria – these revolutions were nothing but the extrapolations of the American policy of a ‘controlled chaos’ having been put to practice (Washington par. 11). Nevertheless, as the U.S. pursued to sow the seeds of chaos in the Middle East and Africa, it was causing Russia and China to grow increasingly discontent this state of affairs. This is the reason why Russia adopted an active stance, while defending Syria from the planned aggression by America in 2013 – something that brought the U.S. policy-makers to realize that, from this time on; the very existence of Russia poses a great threat to the geopolitical interests of America. The decision was made to apply a much more active effort into undermining the Russia’s military and economic might. The America’s first objective, in this respect, was making sure that, despite the considerations of sanity, Ukraine signs an association agreement with the E.U. – thus, becoming withdrawn from what has been traditionally considered the Russia’s geopolitical domain. This explains why it is specifically in the aftermath of Yanukocvich’s decision to postpone signing of this agreement, that the Ukraine’s capital of Kiev saw the most populous anti-governmental mass-rallies ever since 2004. What later became to be known as the ‘democratic revolution’ was nothing else but the U.S. and E.U.’s personal revenge on the President, as the result of his lack of ‘reasonableness’. The American top-governmental officials never even tried hiding the fact that the American NGO’s in this country were solely responsible for financing the ‘people’s peaceful protest’ (SCG par. 4). On February 21, the mentioned ‘peaceful protests’ turned into a full-scale war on the streets of Kiev – all thanks to the Neo-Nazi organizations ‘Right Sector’ and ‘Svoboda’, acting to promote the U.S. geopolitical agenda in the region (Blumenthal par. 7). Consequently, President Yanukovich ended up depo