mouse-net schrieb am 04.03.2023 12:50:
Ichmalwieder schrieb am 04.03.2023 11:00:
mouse-net schrieb am 04.03.2023 09:27:
Ichmalwieder schrieb am 03.03.2023 21:41:
Lookeye schrieb am 03.03.2023 20:53:
die Entnazifizierung in der UA ja wohl nicht so gut....
Vor allem von ukrainischer Seite aus. Aber halt, die ukrainischen Nazis sind schließlich gute Nazis.
Tja, blöd gelaufen.
Den ganzen kollektiven maroden Nazi-Westen zu entnazifizieren kann halt dauern ...🤣
Es sind Neonazis, aber sind unsere Neonazis. Warum war mir klar, dass Dich so etwas nicht stört, außer es wären Nazis in Russland.
Es ist interessant zu sehen, wer so langsam aber sicher die Maske fallen lässt.Nazis brauchen keine Masken.
Wir finden euch alle.
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Da wart ihr aber beim Euromaidan etwas unaufmerksam:
And Svoboda is just one of many signs of a strong far right presence in the organization and mobilization of the Maidan. Andriy Parubiy, the “commandant” of the Maidan and the leader of the “self-defense” forces that guard the protest camp in the center of Kiev, was a co-founder of the Social Nationalist Party with Oleh Tyahnybok. In recent weeks, the coalition of smaller right-wing organizations called “Right Sector” spearheaded the violent turn in the protests – using stones, Molotov cocktails, pipes, and siege weaponry against police.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/monkey-cage/wp/2014/02/12/who-are-the-protesters-in-ukraine/
Speaker of Parliament Andriy Parubiy cofounded and led two neo-Nazi organizations: the Social-National Party of Ukraine (later renamed Svoboda), and Patriot of Ukraine, whose members would eventually form the core of Azov.
Although Parubiy left the far right in the early 2000’s, he hasn’t rejected his past. When asked about it in a 2016 interview, Parubiy replied that his “values” haven’t changed. Parubiy, whose autobiography shows him marching with the neo-Nazi wolfsangel symbol used by Aryan Nations, regularly meets with Washington think tanks and politicians; his neo-Nazi background is ignored or outright denied.
https://www.thenation.com/article/politics/neo-nazis-far-right-ukraine/