Tag: balticstates
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[Sharing] Canada’s Nazi war criminal past can no longer be ignored – Owen Schalk, Canadian Dimension
After WWII, thousands of war criminals were able to settle in Canada, where most lived openly without any fear of prosecution Growing up, I always heard about the Nazi SS veteran who lived in our small town in rural Manitoba. His name was Herbie. He worked on farms in the area, and for a time…
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[Sharing] How the Strategy of Fighting to the Last Ukrainian Was Sold to the Public as Morally Righteous – Glenn Diesen
For almost three years, NATO countries have boycotted diplomatic contacts with Russia, even as hundreds of thousands of men have died on the battlefield. The decision by diplomats to reject diplomacy is morally repugnant as diplomacy could have reduced the excess of violence, prevented escalation, and even resulted in a path to peace. However, the…
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[Sharing] Why Is Canada Protecting the Names of Suspected Nazis? – Taylor Noakes, The Walrus
Ottawa won’t disclose list of alleged war criminals believed to have sheltered here after the Second World War The concept of a secret registry of names kept by the federal government feels at odds with our perception of Canada. While there may once have been records of so-called undesirables or suspected subversives, the practice now…
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[Sharing] Meet Centuria, Ukraine’s Western-trained neo-Nazi army – Kit Klarenberg, The Grayzone
A uniquely Ukrainian strain of Neo-Nazism is spreading throughout Europe, which openly advocates violence against minorities while seeking new recruits. With Kiev’s army collapsing and a narrative of Western betrayal gaining currency, the horror inflicted on residents of Donbas for a decade could very soon be coming to a city near you Centuria, an ultra-violent…
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[Sharing] While Ukraine is de-Nazified, Europe re-Nazifies itself – Lucas Leiroz, Strategic Culture Foundation
In reaction to the Russian Federation’s special military operation to demilitarize and de-nazify Ukraine, Western countries have increasingly encouraged the rehabilitation of Fascism in the Russian strategic environment It’s Victory Day today. While Russians celebrate their military glory against the Nazi enemy, in Western — and pro-Western — countries, a serious process of rehabilitation of…
Nicolas Cinquini 