Some low quality posting 👆👆👆 but I need some slack now and then 😌, the source is Jason Jones and he is "some dude", there is no better bio of him I could find.

If you are a new to this channel, please, rewind the feed backwards a bit. You’ll see many western articles about the neo-Nazis in Ukraine top echelons of power. Here is an example of such an article:

▫️The Washington Post: Head of National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine founded openly neo-fascist party, 2014

Atlantico (France): Kyiv disregards the lives of its eastern citizens, shuts off food & medicine supplies, 2014

quote:

...Ukraine is counting on the imminent fall of Donetsk, a city of more than a million inhabitants, it does not want anyone to supply the population with food and medicine because that could prolong the resistance. It seems that Kyiv gives little importance to the lives of its eastern compatriots whom it claims to want to "liberate" from the rebels.

The toll of the bombardments which indiscriminately affect apartment buildings, schools and health establishments is appalling: at least 2000 civilian deaths since the start of the offensive, half of them in the last two weeks

P.S.
▫️BFM TV: Ukraine shells hospitals, 2022
▫️Die Welt: Ukraine sets artillery in residential areas, hospitals, 2022
▫️UN: Mass looting, using civilians as a shield by Ukraine, 2015
▫️Amnesty: Ukraine turned civilian objects into military targets, 2022
▫️UN: 81,4% of civilian casualties are in rebel-held Donbass, 2018

CNN: Ukraine liberates the nazis of Kherson, 2022

At least six western journalist were banned from reporting about Kherson 'liberation'.

Some of those banned are working for The CNN and SkyNews. Why? Watch the video!

quote:
Recently, some media representatives, ignoring existing prohibitions and warnings, without the agreement of the relevant commanders and public affairs services of military units, carried out professional activities in the city of Kherson even before the completion of stabilization measures.

All mentioned above is a serious violation of the Order of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine No. 73

Therefore, the work permits of the media representatives, who violated the rules of work in the combat areas, had been cancelled and their press cards are recognized as not valid any more.
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P.S. Now we know the contents of this Commander-in-Chief Order:
1. Don't film Ukrainian nazis;
2. There are no nazis in Ukraine;
3. If you see a Ukrainian nazi, read article 1.

The Guardian: US is backing the Ukraine regime's neo-Nazis, 2014

quote:
Washington's role in Ukraine is different only in its implications for the rest of us. For the first time since the Reagan years, the US is threatening to take the world to war. With eastern Europe and the Balkans now military outposts of Nato, the last "buffer state" bordering Russia – Ukraine – is being torn apart by fascist forces unleashed by the US and the EU. We in the west are now backing neo-Nazis in a country where Ukrainian Nazis backed Hitler.

Having masterminded the coup in February against the democratically elected government in Kiev, Washington's planned seizure of Russia's historic, legitimate warm-water naval base in Crimea failed.

▫CNN: Elevation of fascists into Ukraine government, 2014

▫️The Salon: U.S. unbroken record of working with fascists, 2014

▫️The Nation: Fascists play an important official role in Ukraine, 2018

▫️Fox News: Zelensky knows Azov are nazis, 2022

Die Zeit (Germany): How nepotism benefits Ukrainian neo-Nazis, 2014

quote:

Why does the gov. help individual neo-Nazis to gain posts or fame? Why does the Ukrainian Interior Ministry support leaders of the neo-Nazi Patriot of Ukraine*?

This cannot be explained by ideological orientation, because neither Avakov* nor Gerashchenko** are neo-Nazis. Rather, the explanation seems to lie in the past and be a consequence of sinister nepotism.

....

This problematic relationship between the interior Ministry and the neo-Nazis to undermine the credibility of the new Ukrainian government, both internationally and in the Ukraine.
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Articles on Avakov (photo: next to Zelensky) the Chief Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine:

▫️The Fair Observer: The Ukrainian Revolution’s Neo-Fascist Problem, 2014

▫️The Nation: Avakov promoted neo-Nazis to chief positions in the Law Enforcement Ministries, 2016

*Patriot of Ukraine — a youth neo-nazi party. Leaders: the Parliament Chairman , the Azov founder;

The Independent (UK): Italy uncovers plot to create a new neo-Nazi party (inspired by Ukraine ?), 2019

quote:
Police in Italy have foiled a plot by extremists to form a new Nazi party, seizing a hoard of weapons that included sniper rifles and swords.

Images released by investigators showed a cache of guns, body armour, knives and even a Wolverine-style claw weapon taken from raids up and down the country.

P.S. See the article's noscript photo 👆. I bet this is another 'coincidence' nothing more... For those unable to see the irony — a link...

Deutsche Welle: Ukraine Azov regiment glorifies white race, has its HQ filled with fascist symbols, indoctrinates children, takes orders from the Ministry of Internal Affairs, 2017

quote:
The Azov battalion is far-right and has a reputation for being a fierce fighting force. The group openly uses fascist symbols. The group is recruiting more and more young people. Concern about democracy in Ukraine is growing.
...
She was introduced to Azov at a youth vacation camp, which was run jointly by the Ukraine Government and by the Azov...

More about Azov:
▫️Reuters: Member of Ukraine Parliament was a leader of pro-white supremacy, pro-racial purity paramilitary group, 2015
▫️The Guardian: Member of Ukraine Parliament will lead the white races in a final crusade against semite-led Untermenschen, 2018
▫️BBC: Member of Ukraine Parliament prepares for expansion of the White Race, for punishing sexual perversions and any interracial contacts, 2014
▫️The Time: Inside A White Supremacist Militia in Ukraine, 2019

The Vice: Annual neo-nazi festival in Kiev and the ban of all Soviet related, 2021

There is a law in Ukraine banning all nazi and Soviet Union affiliated symbols. You know how well it works?

quote:
Every year in December hundreds of neo-nazis flock to attend an annual White Power music festival in Ukraine. Over the course of a weekend in Kiev more than a dozen bands take to the stage spewing hate-filled anti-Semitic lyrics, praising nazi figures and calling for violence. Among the crowd, white supremacy imagery from Celtic Crosses to swastikas and Black Suns are displayed on T-shirts and tattoos. They've become vital recruiting ground for hardcore extremist groups..
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More about local musical culture:
▫️ Bellingcat, Times of Israel: Prime Minister of Ukraine, was a honorary guest at a neo-Nazi concert, 2019
▫️ Vice: Ukraine is the scariest of all nazi places I went to, 2017
▫️ Haaretz(Israel): Shock at how open a Ukraine neo-nazis festival is, 2019

But the president is a Jew, right?

The Guardian: Ukraine bans Soviet symbols, honours those who committed ethnic cleansing or allied with the Nazis, 2015

quote:
Two new laws that ban communist symbols while honouring nationalist groups that collaborated with the Nazis have come into effect in Ukraine, raising concerns that Kiev could be stifling free speech and further fragmenting the war-torn country in the rush to break ties with its Soviet past.

The first law “on the condemnation of the communist and Nazi totalitarian regimes” forbids both Soviet and Nazi symbols*, making something as trivial as selling a USSR souvenir, or singing the Soviet national hymn or the Internationale, punishable by up to five years in prison for an individual and up to 10 years in prison for members of an organisation.
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In fact, this law forbids the nazi symbolism so well, that after 6 years of its relentless execution Ukraine has an annual neo-nazi festival famous throughout the EU, and almost no Soviet monument intact

More about the Ukrainian laws:
▫️The New Republic: Ukraine president wants his nation to forget its role in Nazi atrocities, 2015

▫️The Telegraph (UK): 70 scholars appeal to President of Ukraine to call off the 'history laws' making it "a crime to question the legitimacy of UPA that slaughtered tens of thousands of Poles", 2015

▫️The Guardian: Leading British historian is utterly outraged by prohibition of his book in Ukraine, over passage detailing wartime murder of Jewish children by Ukrainian militia, 2018

ABC News (Australia): A frustrated Aussie neo-nazi becomes a proud militant in Ukraine, 2018

The Vice: Group with neo-Nazi ties still fighting on the frontlines of Ukraine war, 2018

quote:
But according to Oleksandr Turchynov, who heads one of the highest national security agency’s in the country and was briefly President of Ukraine on an emergency basis in 2014, volunteers no longer fight.

“There is a volunteer movement that works to help the army,” said Turchynov in an interview with VICE News in the capital Kyiv. “There are small groups that, let’s say, that didn’t go into the Armed Forces, but their role is exclusively assistance.
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Though neo-Nazis are alleged to be fighting with Right Sector, VICE News did not encounter any among this particular unit*. Ultranationalism and a profound sense of duty seemed to drive all of the volunteers on the frontline.

The emblematic red and black Right Sector flags are adorned all over the compound, along with a tongue and cheek sign at the entrance of the Right Sector base that says, roughly “we’re not here”—a nod to the unit’s murky status within the conflict. And the leaders of the unit operate outside of the formal military command structure.
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*Did the the author of this article see the footage he himself filmed?🛑💯🧠🧠🧠 He didn't see any nazis?! 🤣 The Das Reich insignias, the "blood and soil", yeah sure there was a buddist swastika for some inexplicable reason next to the 2nd Waffen SS Panzer Division insignia...

I'm sure the guys from the Right Sector are all buddists, like, somewhere deep inside them.