Counter-Currents
Tag: Ukraine crisis
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March 8, 2014 Greg Johnson
O ukrajinské krizi
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Map of Eurasia from 1771. Much of present-day Russia is called Great Tartary.
Map of Eurasia from 1771. Much of present-day Russia is called Great Tartary.
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Translations: German, Russian, Spanish
The crisis in Ukraine is unfolding at full speed, and White Nationalist circles in the West are closely following the events. A lot has already been said about the deep cultural and historical divide separating the western, Europe-oriented part of Ukraine from the eastern part, which has strong ties with Russia. (more…)
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1,053 wordsTranslated by Greg Johnson
The events in the Ukraine have a single cause. The whole thing was triggered by the European Union’s proposal of a commercial and economic association as a prelude to Ukraine’s entry into the EU and NATO. The now fallen President Yanukovych accepted this proposal because of the financial situation of his country.
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Czech translation hereThe situation in the Ukraine follows the same scenario as sundry other states that have been brought into the globalist fold. The riots on the streets of Kiev and elsewhere amount to a “color revolution” of the sort that went like a dose of salts through the states of the former USSR, and recently through North Africa in the so-called “Arab Spring.”[1] Interestingly, there are presently globalist sponsored revolts in three states simultaneously: Venezuela,[2] Syria[3] and Ukraine; all associated with Russian interests. (more…)
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Kiev: Svoboda supporters march with picture of Ukrainian partisan and would-be Third Reich ally Stepan Bandera
Kiev: Svoboda supporters march with picture of Ukrainian partisan and would-be Third Reich ally Stepan Bandera
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White Nationalists believe that multiculturalism—i.e., racial and ethnic diversity within the same state—leads inevitably to conflict and bloodshed. Therefore, the best way to insure peace and harmony is to replace multiculturalism with ethnonationalism, (more…)
