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A BUILDING HOUSING studios and offices of Ukrainian broadcaster Inter has been attacked by former military personnel who protested its alleged “pro-Russian” policy. The company said it was an attack on freedom of speech. The office in the Ukrainian capital of Kiev was set on fire twice…
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Documents leaked from Soros’ “Open Society Foundation” show how the Jewish billionaire behind Hillary Clinton gave orders to the State Department and manipulated media coverage of events in Ukraine A TRANCHE of some 2500 Internal documents, mostly Microsoft Word, Excel,…
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by Andrew Hamilton MY INTEREST in events in Russia and Ukraine centers on their impact on White survival and Jewish power. By “Jewish power” I mean the totalitarian Left generally, including the US and other governments of the ex-West. In other words, the term encompasses cooperative and loyal goyim
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by Michael Walsh HAVE YOU NOTICED that we don’t hear much about Ukraine these days? Here in the West, the word on the streets is “one never hears of Ukraine now.” In the run-up to the Washington-instigated coup of February 2014, mainstream media were rolling story after story on that country,…
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THIS STORY from Israel’s YnetNews may be the least credible article on the wires in recent days this side of The Onion. Apparently the “anti-Semitism” is so bad in Ukraine that high school students there are beating Jewish teenagers with total impunity — and even the teachers…
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Asher Cherkasskiy has been propelled to unlikely fame as one of the few religious Jews to join a pro-Kiev militia ASHER CHERKASSKIY (pictured) lived a modest life in peaceful southern Ukraine, observing Orthodox Jewish custom and putting his three children through religious school. But when war…
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by Mike Walsh LITTLE WAS KNOWN of Ukraine’s far right until, in February 2014, an American-backed coup ousted Ukrainian President Yanukovych. The president’s popularity was average for much of Europe. Public protests tend to be non-violent but turn vicious when organised well-funded firebrands…
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Rogozin’s response: “The time will come when they will meet me with flowers.” EDITOR’S NOTE: Rogozin is famous for saying “There is an enormous distance between Europe and the Third World. There is a new civilization emerging in the Third World that thinks that the…
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IN HIS address before the Knesset Plenum on Wednesday, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said his country and Israel ”have a long history, but they are relatively young on the political map. Thousands of years and hundreds of threads connect our countries.” The Ukrainian nation, he said, ”has…
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ISIS and other jihadists are joining Kiev’s anti-Russian battalions in increasing numbers by Marcin Mamon “OUR BROTHERS ARE there,” Khalid said when he heard I was going to Ukraine. “Buy a local SIM card when you get there, send me the number and then wait for someone to call you.” Khalid,…
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