I guess that one went right over your head. The Amazon source was a link to a book by Sergei Glazyev, the Minister of Foreign Economic Relations under Boris Yeltsin, entitled "Genocide: Russia and the New World Order."
I guess that one went right over your head. The Amazon source was a link to a book by Sergei Glazyev, the Minister of Foreign Economic Relations under Boris Yeltsin, entitled "Genocide: Russia and the New World Order."
"Today, increasing reports of far-right violence, ultranationalism, and erosion of basic freedoms are giving the lie to the West’s initial euphoria. There are neo-Nazi pogroms against the Roma, rampant attacks on feminists and LGBT groups, book bans, and state-sponsored glorification of Nazi collaborators.
"These stories of Ukraine’s dark nationalism aren’t coming out of Moscow; they’re being filed by Western media, including US-funded Radio Free Europe (RFE); Jewish organizations such as the World Jewish Congress and the Simon Wiesenthal Center; and watchdogs like Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and Freedom House, which issued a joint report warning that Kiev is losing the monopoly on the use of force in the country as far-right gangs operate with impunity."
I guess that one went right over your head. The Amazon source was a link to a book by Sergei Glazyev, the Minister of Foreign Economic Relations under Boris Yeltsin, entitled "Genocide: Russia and the New World Order."
And then there's this one:
https://www.thenation.com/article/politics/neo-nazis-far-right-ukraine/
"Today, increasing reports of far-right violence, ultranationalism, and erosion of basic freedoms are giving the lie to the West’s initial euphoria. There are neo-Nazi pogroms against the Roma, rampant attacks on feminists and LGBT groups, book bans, and state-sponsored glorification of Nazi collaborators.
"These stories of Ukraine’s dark nationalism aren’t coming out of Moscow; they’re being filed by Western media, including US-funded Radio Free Europe (RFE); Jewish organizations such as the World Jewish Congress and the Simon Wiesenthal Center; and watchdogs like Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and Freedom House, which issued a joint report warning that Kiev is losing the monopoly on the use of force in the country as far-right gangs operate with impunity."