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“Throughout the Ukraine crisis, the U.S. State Department and mainstream media have downplayed the role of neo-Nazis in the U.S.-backed Kiev regime, an inconvenient truth that is surfacing again as right-wing storm troopers fly neo-Nazi banners as they attack in the east."
Ukraine Strategy Bets on Restraint by Russia
The fighting for Donetsk has taken on a lethal pattern: The regular army bombards separatist positions from afar, followed by chaotic, violent assaults by some of the half-dozen or so paramilitary groups surrounding Donetsk who are willing to plunge into urban combat.
Officials in Kiev say the militias and the army coordinate their actions, but the militias, which count about 7,000 fighters, are angry and, at times, uncontrollable. One known as Azov, which took over the village of Marinka, flies a neo-Nazi symbol resembling a Swastika as its flag.
In pressing their advance, the fighters took their orders from a local army commander, rather than from Kiev. In the video of the attack, no restraint was evident.
So the Times is no longer "blinded" by the light of Aryan truth shining in the dark like a pile of burning tires. in front of a burning building, filled with burning people.
With Neo Nazis becoming more prominent in Ukraine and the rest of Europe would America be next?
Maybe better take a screen shot just in case the article receives some kind of editor review and gets "modified."
Yet our gov. wants to curb our rights and kill us and militarize our police and take away our guns because WE might be terrorists. I love the irony there.
The Azov Battalion (Ukrainian: Батальйон «Азов») is a special unit for the protection of public order - the battalion of patrol special police, subordinate to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine.
Azov Wiki Page..
Nobody's denying there are neo nazis in Ukraine, they're all over the world, but in a very very very tiny minority
Did Putin ever mention Nazi's in Ukraine?
Thought you might want to see how Putin has been financing and supporting Nazis in Europe.
Nobody's denying there are neo nazis in Ukraine, they're all over the world, but in a very very very tiny minority
but in a very very very tiny minority
originally posted by: Bassago
a reply to: dragonridr
Thought you might want to see how Putin has been financing and supporting Nazis in Europe.
Can't get your link to load either from the US or through an EU proxy.. ?? Hmm..
Anyway there's always a lot of dirty dealing going on but my point was especially for the EU is that they are knowingly supporting Nazis in Ukraine. Anything to get their goal achieved I suppose. Whether Putin is supporting them as well is not my point. The US and EU should know better. Especially Germany,though you would think the same with Russia as well.
In Hungary, for example, Putin has taken the Jobbik party under his wing. The third-largest party in the country, Jobbik has supporters who dress in Nazi-type uniforms, spout anti-Semitic rhetoric, and express concern about Israeli “colonization” of Hungary. The party has capitalized on rising support for nationalist economic policies, which are seen as an antidote for unpopular austerity policies and for Hungary’s economic liberalization in recent years. Russia is bent on tapping into that sentiment. In May 2013, Kremlin-connected right-wing Russian nationalists at the prestigious Moscow State University invited Jobbik party president Gabor Vona to speak. Vona also met with Russia Duma leaders including Ivan Grachev, chairman of the State Duma Committee for Energy and Vasily Tarasyuk, deputy chairman of the Committee on Natural Resources and Utilization, among others. On the Jobbik website, the visit is characterized as “a major breakthrough” which made “clear that Russian leaders consider Jobbik as a partner.” In fact, there have been persistent rumors that Jobbik’s enthusiasm is paid for with Russian rubles. The party has also repeatedly criticized Hungary’s “Euro-Atlantic connections” and the European Union. And, more recently, it called the referendum in Crimea “exemplary,” a dangerous word in a country with extensive co-ethnic populations in Romania and Slovakia. It seems that the party sees Putin’s new ethnic politics as being aligned with its own revisionist nationalism.
The Kremlin’s ties to France’s extreme-right National Front have also been growing stronger. Marine Le Pen, the party leader, visited Moscow in June 2013 at the invitation of State Duma leader Sergei Naryshkin, a close associate of Putin’s. She also met with Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin and discussed issues of common concern, such as Syria, EU enlargement, and gay marriage. France’s ProRussia TV, which is funded by the Kremlin, is staffed by editors with close ties to the National Front who use the station to espouse views close to National Front’s own perspective on domestic and international politics. The National Front wishes to replace the EU and NATO with a pan-European partnership of independent nations, which, incidentally, includes Russia and would be driven by a trilateral Paris-Berlin-Moscow alliance. Le Pen’s spokesman, Ludovic De Danne, recently recognized the results of the Crimea referendum and stated in an interview with Voice of Russia radio that, “historically, Crimea is part of Mother Russia.” In the same interview, he mentioned that he had visited Crimea several times in the past year. Marine Le Pen also visited Crimea in June 2013.
The far right parties have support of Putin and the Kremlin