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originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: YourFaceAgain
The US merely agreed to not invade Ukraine and to try to stop any invading force through UN action........
We met our treaty obligations.
Possibly.
Russia was a co-signatory of The Budapest Memorandum. Quite clearly by your interpretation of the memorandum Russia did not meet its 'obligations' and broke the terms of the agreement by invading Ukraine, something it gave assurances it would not do.
originally posted by: 777Vader
a reply to: Oldcarpy2
Do you "get" it now?
When you represent pure blood Nazis, you don't get to invoke Godwin's Law.
It's ok to play dumb and be on the wrong side of history though.
originally posted by: Kurokage
a reply to: YourFaceAgain
it wasn't being missed by the media, otherwise you wouldn't have those images in the first place. The fact that Zelensky is Jewish, and that Russian was planting the seed of a neo-Nazi led Ukraine, shows how easy some are to swollow the propaganda pushed by Putin to allow his war.
originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
"Neo-Nazi, far right and xenophobic groups do exist in Ukraine, like in pretty much any other country, including Russia,” Finkel said. “They are vocal and can be prone to violence but they are numerically small, marginal and their political influence at the state level is non-existent. That is not to say that Ukraine doesn’t have a far-right problem. It does. But I would consider the KKK in the US and skinheads and neo-Nazi groups in Russia a much bigger problem and threat than the Ukrainian far right.”
You are falling for Russian propaganda.
Or just parroting it.
originally posted by: twistedpuppy
This is why Bandera and his warriors are worshipped today as heroes, because they fought to the death with the oppressor who is destroying Ukraine today.
ZeroHedge
the German government revealed that it has expelled seven Ukrainian soldiers who were displaying Nazi symbols while they were in the country for training.
Wednesday's disclosure was prompted by an inquiry from the populist Alternative For Germany (AfD) party, which has been surging in popularity on a platform that opposes mass immigration, the green agenda, and the Western proxy war against Russia in Ukraine.
Among other several other questions raising concerns over Ukrainian extremism, the AfD asked if Ukrainian soldiers training in Germany had been found displaying extremist symbols, and if so, "what, if anything, has the federal government done about it."
In a four-page response posted to the German Bundestag website, the government said (per Google translate), "Seven such cases were identified during training conducted by the Bundeswehr for the Ukrainian armed forces." The transgressing Ukrainians were "repatriated" to Ukraine.
In its inquiry, AfD highlighted Ukraine's Azov Regiment, "which is classified by many experts as right-wing extremist and uses the Wolfsangel (a symbol of several SS units, banned in the Federal Republic of Germany) as a symbol."
Around the time that news of Germany's deportation of Ukrainian Nazis was breaking, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken was dining in a war-veteran-themed restaurant in Kiev. Predictably, that place is adorned with extremist imagery too:
You want to go against the Victors of world wars?