Quote (Gala @ Mar 9 2024 02:27pm)
To begin my statement I like to discuss on a mutual level and we still, for the most part, having a civilized argument, so I’ll appreciate that.
While I do realize that some of the things that are being written do require research on my behalf, I’m concerned with some of the narratives which are spread here.
I’m not here to change your mind of force anything upon you. I was just giving you links to see for your self and then you can work that in, put that against another theory.
But you stand with what you think which I ask you to provide evident sources. The only thing I get is your personal view and you don’t allow anything else. That’s fine but I can’t believe some of the things that you are writing about as long as you are not able to provide valid sources for your claims.
Nobody seems to be caring about that Russians are bombing Ukrainians on a daily basis. The only thing that I read is how concerned you are with Ukranian Azos nazis.
And simultaneously you are shying away from revealing your source. Are you afraid of something?
I want to see your bigger picture. I ask for sources that’s the only thing. Stop making claims, provide sources.
Your walls of text are becoming unbearable and require an effort to even respond to this so I cut to the relevant bits.
You want sources of far right ultra nationalists in Ukraine right. Have you heard of Stepan Bandera?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stepan_BanderaCheck that source and let it sink in. A striking quote from that source:
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In 2018, the Ukrainian Parliament voted to include Bandera's 110th birthday, on 1 January 2019, in a list of memorable dates and anniversaries to be celebrated that year.[185][186][187] The decision was criticized by the Jewish organization Simon Wiesenthal Center.[188]
And this
https://www.wiesenthal.com/about/news/wiesenthal-center-harshly-4.htmlQuote
The Simon Wiesenthal Center today harshly criticized the recent decision by the Ukrainian Parliament to designate January 1st, the birthday of Ukrainian wartime collaborator Stepan Bandera (pictured) as a national holiday.
Here you see Ukraine's (former) top general Zaluzhny posing in his office, notice the Bandera busts and portrait
Statue of Bandera, notice the red/black flags, yes?
Euromaidan, notice the red and black flags?
You could've found out about this a long time ago, Western media were all reporting on this and stating that far right ultra nationalists in Ukraine were a big problem. The US even signed a law that prohibited arming neo-nazi groups in Ukraine
https://khanna.house.gov/media/in-the-news/congress-bans-arms-ukraine-militia-linked-neo-nazisHere's a selection of Western media reporting on the Ukrainian nazi problem on You Tube
Check these links, can only embed 1 video
BBC - Ukraine: On patrol with the far-right National Militia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hE6b4ao8gAQTime - Inside A White Supremacist Militia in Ukraine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fy910FG46C4The Guardian - Ukraine's far-right children's camp
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jiBXmbkwiSwAP - Ukraine far right groups stage anti-govt march
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0Xr57IcTxIThis is just a small selection, if you take the time to ask google about this you find an abundance of vids and articles
About the sources I posted previously, the message of high ranking Western officials at Maidan is clear. They literally say they support the protesters. For Russia it's crystal clear what's happening (Ukraine's legitimate president overthrown by Western backed protesters) and that this is a huge provocation to which they might react. Nothing you said changes that.