Are there Nazis in Ukraine?

the 'Nazi' you see in Ukraine is of the minion variety & not a 'spiritism' master race kind of follower

the globalists like Brzezenski or Kizzinger are deep state cadre, group mind, members that role play excellently

Can we ban all the new Russian WuMao who joined in 2022 with their Uber low IQ propaganda sheet posting

Yes the west funded a small group/battalion of 800 men in the south/east of Ukraine to stoke fascist/communist/soviet like tensions

They did this for the sole purpose of baiting a resurgent Russia who has been actively meddling in the EU and USA with similar actions and propaganda, anti imperialist propaganda, anti colonial propaganda, basically anything that can be used to divide western social fabric and cause political discourse and extremism, what better way to repay that meddling than to fund Nazis on the boarder of Soviet loving communists

Two can play that game right? Enjoy

This is just how empires war or rather begin wars after the point of no return has been reached, Russia wants to rebuild its new Soviet Union now that it sees it has a complete energy monopoly over Europe, the west want to take Russia out once and for all and dismantle it into many past imperialist and colonial conquests so it will never be a paid in the arse ever again… , so soon one will fall soon, and it’s most definitely going to be Russia given their military has no teeth and their economy is set for oblivion

THE END

a reply to: TritonTaranis

I have noticed this but I don't agree that they should be banned.

It's obvious what they are about and just smacks of desperation on someone's part.

Just let them carry on showing everyone what tools they are.

When I say "tools" I mean in various senses of that term.

Yeah.

If you get rid of all the people who preach an ideology, then your present and future generations have nothing to compare that ideology against.

One of two things happens. Either they forget how terrible the idea was, and decide to try it, or they forget it entirely and a future generation thinks they're inventing it.

That's why you never want a bad ideology to completely die out.

a reply to: turretless

In the 2019 Zelinsky was duly elected by the Ukrainian people as President. In a election in which the far right nationalist party (NAZIS) only received 1.6% of the entire vote.

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a reply to: bloodymarvelous

Kind of hard to kill and idea.

They just resurface with additional zeal and enthusiasm.

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: turretless

What can Dugin do in contemporary Russia?

He has Putin's ear , Putin is following Dugin's ideology.

It is in the West that he is being promoted.

His position is a university professor.

If he is such an important person in Russia, then we can expect that his books are published in millions of copies.






Here is his book Postphilosophy. Three paradigms in the history of thought, published in 2009.
Its circulation is 1000 copies.



Here is his book Martin Heidegger. Metapolitics. Eschatology of being, published in 2016.
Its circulation is 700 copies.



Here is his book Politica Aeterna. Political Platonism and the Black Enlightenment, published in 2020.
Its circulation is 500 copies.

Or get discarded as a waste of time and energy.

Like masturbating with a cheese grater, it may seem like an interesting idea when it occurs, soon turns bloody and painful without achieving the desired result.

That is, at least, true for us who aren’t thrilled at that prospect. For the most part it is self evident.

a reply to: andy06shake

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: turretless

Seems to be common knowledge that's your issue rather than ""Russian history"" on this score. LoL

And the fact that you refuse to recognize Russia has as much an issue and dilemma where neo-Nazi scum are concerned as Ukraine speaks volumes.

I refused to accept the photos you submitted because they don't prove anything.

This is what normal photos look like on which you can find out the basic information.



Your link is not loading for me.

originally posted by: AutomateThis1v2

originally posted by: turretless

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: turretless

This fun-loving cannibal piece of Nazi scum originated from your beloved Russia's neck of the woods circa 2015/2016 if memory serves.

People in glass houses and all the jazz.

Why does the face of the photo in the passport do not match the face of the person in the turban?

Is that your uncle's back?

The guy also has an Anarchist tattoo on his chest. That's symptomatic of an individual being a dumbass. Nazism and Anarchism do not go hand in hand.

This is an interesting argument.

To be honest, I didn't pay attention to it.

a reply to: Dalamax

Well if its still Nazism we are talking about it was never discarded or forgotten.

The ideology simply went underground for a spell after the regime which promoted the notion was soundly beaten into the ground and confined to the annals of history.

As to cheese grater chugs i imagine they are only going to do that once.

Scores of things in this world are self-evident and obvious, but that don't mean that people pay attention, especially if there is something new shiny or sparkling around to keep them interested and/or entertained.

a reply to: turretless

Try the other link.

The veracity of the Mans identity is established, deal with it.



And if you had bothered your arse to watch the video you would have seen the man's passport repeatedly and in full view.

What you refuse to accept matters little and probably amounts to quite a bit. LoL

Anyhoo perfectly clear there are Nazi scum amongst the Russian rank and file just as they are in Ukraine.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: AutomateThis1v2

Nobody suggesting that Roman Tolstokorov is some sort of intellectual genius and I tend to agree with the fact that Nazism and Anarchy are not exactly synonymous in any sort of manner.

The Man obviously makes poor choices not just in life but also tattoo-wise and apparently got the tattoos whilst in prison serving a sentence for theft and drugs.

He does however seem to have come from Zelenokumsk in Russia to kill Ukrainians in the Donbas with a promise to receive 15,000 Russian rubles.

Your link doesn't load for me, but the video you provided is good.

He says that for the Nazi tattoo on his back he was beaten in the DPR, which indicates the attitude there towards people with Nazi symbols on their bodies.

He says that this tattoo was tattooed to him in prison. People in prison do not like the authorities, therefore, in Soviet times and later, provocative Nazi tattoos existed there.

That is, all this is not evidence that this person is a Nazi, which you wanted to prove to me.

originally posted by: TonyS
a reply to: turretless

I have friends in Ukraine.. They will tell you that yes, there are Nazi's in Ukraine. In fact, the Nazi Party in Ukraine is the last remaining "legacy" European Nazi party. By meaning Legacy, I mean a Nazi Party off shoot of the original German Nazi party.

And yes, I have researched this. The only other Nazi party that comes close to being a Legacy Nazi party is in South America but it's now defunct.

In the first post of the topic, I showed clear traces of their activities in Ukraine.

Therefore, I am not the person who doubts that the Nazis occupy influential positions in Ukraine.

a reply to: turretless

turretless just accept the fact that the Russian Nazi piece of scum is not the smartest of people and that he was caught and apprehended in Ukraine in 2015.

As to how he says he got the tattoos, im thinking the Mans telling porky pies to save his arse from additional beatings.

You have gone from insinuating fake passports to fake reasons for tattoos. LoL

If that video is not proof enough for you that Nazis are a problem for Russia as well as Ukraine I'm thinking you are also not the smartest of people, to be honest.

Anyhoo you have yourself a nice day, Suns out here, we are off to the countryside to take the dog for a walk.

originally posted by: loveguy
a reply to: turretless
yes

pedal mines


Have ya seen their hitlist?
scope

Send it to Kurokage.

He still doesn't see any of it.

originally posted by: grey580
a reply to: turretless

Oh they aren't hiding anymore.

They are not afraid of anyone in Ukraine.

It is the authorities who are afraid of them there.

originally posted by: Zanti Misfit
a reply to: turretless


Yes . The Invasion of Russia during WWII by Nazi Germany was Welcomed with Open Arms by " SOME " Nationalistic Ukrainians tired of being Oppressed by the then Soviet Union under Stalin . After the War , Many were Purged by Stalin , but Some Survived going " Underground " to this Day . Are they Considered Members of the Arian Race ? That's Debatable , but " Some " do Believe they Are , Ergo...........

In modern Ukraine, they have already managed to raise a new generation of Nazis.

a reply to: turretless

One last thing, you may be doxing whoever Joseph Ward is and/or giving away personal details via the information available in that image of a US passport, take care.

originally posted by: bloodymarvelous
Typical "me smash! Club smash! " Cromagnon approach to getting rid of an ideology.

Invade every country where even one person follows Nazism. Use your psychic powers to read every citizen's mind, individually.

Murder, pillage, rape! Until someday you reach a point where not even one person, on all of planet Earth, anywhere shall think a single Nazi -ish thought!

That's how you make the world a better place. If you're Putin, anyway....

Nazis are not people who just discuss their ideas over a cup of tea.

They are very active.

For 8 years they shelled the peaceful cities of Donbass and terrorized the Russian population of Ukraine.