Regarding the American Thinker article.

Posted by Dobrien 2 years, 2 months ago to Entertainment
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The article is about neoNazi’s in Ukraine. Specifically refuting The Azov battalion formed by Igor Kolomoisky and the US installed Petro Poreshenko are “NeoNazi’s”. First of all these are humans collaborating together that do bad shit. The labeling comes from the controllers . Here we could describe them as Anti-fa and BLM. I didn’t label them but the are a coordinated gang.
Coincidentally they all are directly connected to our favorite Clinton Soros Obama Cabal.
From the article referenced...

“A lot of the anti-Ukrainian propaganda points have been growing from a widely planted story claiming that their Azov battalion is a Nazi organization. Debunking that libel today is especially difficult because the Russian influence operators have already distributed the myth around the world, all the way to the U.S. Congress. It would take an entire think-tank to shovel through that pile of "evidence."

Why have the Russian propagandists chosen that particular group? Azov is extremely effective against the Kremlin-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine. The fact is, Russian aggression was the only reason Azov was formed in the first place, so the Kremlin has only itself to blame for it.

The Azov battalion was organized in 2014 when the poorly armed and unprepared Ukrainian army was forced to fight an unexpected war against Kremlin-orchestrated "separatism" in eastern Ukraine. Seeing how the military was failing, one of the richest Ukrainian industrialists and the governor of the Dnipro Oblast, Igor Kolomoisky, spent a hefty chunk of his own money to recruit and arm a volunteer battalion to defend Ukraine. The unit was named Azov after the small Azov Sea in southern Ukraine. This was quickly followed by a series of Ukrainian victories, in which Azov played a part.

Its initial sponsor, Kolomoisky, is Jewish and has since become an Israeli citizen, living in Israel. Not exactly neo-Nazi material, but the media influencers conveniently omit that fact. The smear is as absurd as if Hitler were to spread rumors about General Patton being a Nazi so as to hinder the American war effort.”

https://youtu.be/UXA--dj2-CY. Short clip.

So I have dropped screen shots below that describe the man whom the writer says it is absurd to connect Kolomoisky to bad acting NeoNaziAnti-fa/BLM types. You be the Judge.
If any Q’s I might be able to fill in some blanks.
I might add at this point Ukraine is the largest donor to the Clinton Foundation.👀
SOURCE URL: https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2022/03/about_those_neonazis_in_ukraine.html


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  • Posted by mccannon01 2 years, 2 months ago
    Thanks, Dobrien, for posting these again. I saw them the first time in "From Ukraine With Love", but got distracted before I could comment. Sometimes when something like this comes up it takes a while to read through it all and then I walk away to digest the info and come back later to compose a comment. When I re-read these again here my reaction was the same as before - that is, these people are corrupt up to their eyeballs and if it takes a Putin to slap 'em down so be it. The problem is the millions of innocent people caught in the crossfire. It's like the Muslim "fighters" using women and children as shields to take shots at our soldiers. OK, if one wants to call these thugs Nazis fine because the Nazis were thugs, but I don't see the connection with the original version.

    Evidence is surfacing of not only this kind of corruption but the bio lab scenario is really scary. Do we need a new Ukraine virus worse than the China virus?

    I'm sure the shredding and burning of all corruption evidence pointing at actors in our own government is taking place at warp speed to make it disappear before the Russians get there.

    Putin is a thug, too. But he's not a DS thug. We're seeing a war of thug vs thug and the innocent are bleeding.
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    • Posted by 2 years, 2 months ago
      Kolomoisky is Jewish the author claims and therefore it’s ridiculous that he would fund The NeoNazi brown shirts. OK if that’s the case doesn’t his religious faith have any restrictions to beheading his business rivals. I believe just like George Soros his religious identity is used to deflect any criticism of their behavior.
      It has happened to me talking about Soros to a long time high school friend. He dismissed all the
      Actions Sorass has initiated and funded and called me an anti-sematic. I asked him . If I was why do I have a friendship with him for fifty years.
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      • Posted by mccannon01 2 years, 2 months ago
        Yes, Sorass was a Jew that collaborated with the Nazis for his own gain. Other Jews definitely voted to put Hitler in office. I don't think the majority of them took Hitler's anti-Semitic rhetoric seriously until it was too late. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems the Jewish people (with a few notable exceptions - like Ben Shapiro, et al) all lean socialist/fascist/communist as if they learned nothing from the past 150 years of history. Hey, Marx was a Jew so communism can't be all that bad, can it? Makes my head explode.
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        • Posted by 2 years, 2 months ago
          That is the idea. Muddy the waters so much you can find the bottom of it all. If the water was clear you would find the Deep State stirring the sediment.
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  • Posted by Lucky 2 years, 2 months ago
    Thanks Dob. Specific to that- Yes, there is a lot of work in that. It all matches other, reliable, sources I use.

    Re the nazi connection- from sources and links mainly on this site and joannenova com au, I came across photos of odd groups of semi-military in Ukraine wearing swastikas. I had the impression they were low rent drug dealer types playing- uniforms but not quite matching, beards and tattoos prominent, many misc firearms, and such like.

    With a little thought, and if there is only a little thought, it would be easy for some Ukrainians to sympathize with that extreme. Stalin committed a major horror by causing mass starvation. When Hitler's troops arrived, some, greeted them as liberators. This turned out to be not a good move even for the most enthusiastic. After the war, when the eastern part of the country, more Russian, wanted to reduce ties, or separate, the strict views of the above-mentioned were quick to suppress with violence. This has not stopped.

    So yes there is a sort of nazi movement but it is not the cause but an old reaction and symptom of regional discord, and worse, deliberately incited by the Soviets, US, NATO, and EU. Putin's role was to look on in disgust, now, he may even be doing something right.
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  • Posted by 2 years, 2 months ago
    I do hope I get a comment specific to the information I gathered here. This post was to add to the American Thinker Article where he left out vital information the writer ignored to put his spin on the Putin bad narrative.
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