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[00:00:44] Look what symbols we're talking
[00:00:48] about, we see an icon of Adolf
[00:00:49] Hitler.
[00:00:58] This object is in Mariupol, where Ukrainian
[00:01:01] nationalists from the Azov Regiment have been stationed
[00:01:05] since the beginning of 2014, just to be specific,
[00:01:08] I will demonstrate some of the documents found on camera,
[00:01:12] this is a
[00:01:15] to visit her son, the torturers broke both of textbook for English language teachers, written tactics, a
[00:01:19] headquarters department of the army,
[00:01:22] the next moment staff organization and
[00:01:25] operation department of the army, this is this is only
[00:01:29] a small.
[00:01:38] In 1991 a
[00:02:00] We know very well what these symbols
[00:02:02] signif.
[00:02:05] On September the 22nd, 2023 a Canadian
[00:02:09] Parliament special meeting, time to coincide with the visit of Ukrainian
[00:02:12] president Vladimir Zelenski, the audience
[00:02:15] applauded 98-year-old Yaroslav Gunkor for
[00:02:18] several minutes. We have here in the chamber today, Ukrainian
[00:02:22] Canadian, world veteran who fought the Ukrainian independence
[00:02:25] against the Russians and continues to support the troops
[00:02:28] today. even at his age of 98.
[00:02:32] Canada's top officials and president Zelinski gave a standing
[00:02:35] avation to the fascists, volunteer from the SS Galicia
[00:02:39] division, known for exceptional atrocities against
[00:02:42] Jews, Poles, Belorussians and
[00:02:45] Slovaks.
[00:02:49] During World War II, Ukrainian nationalists, part of SS units,
[00:02:53] killed hundreds of thousands of civilians. In
[00:02:57] 1943, the Zonda commandos formed in
[00:03:15] conceal and make use of
[00:04:00] the US, organizer of the
[00:05:00] by their cruelty and their atrocities, even
[00:05:03] the Germans. An interesting historical analysis was carried out, as a result
[00:05:07] of which it was found that the number
[00:05:10] of common tortures.
[00:05:42] the main thing is not that Bandera was
[00:05:45] a leader, but the main thing is that after him remained
[00:05:48] Bandera's followers, glory to the nation,
[00:06:05] this hand, he like this, like this, in all directions, and
[00:06:08] broke it, I only heard a crunch, there was no pain, I didn't scream, I...
[00:06:28] the 60-year-old woman's arms. a ukrainian
[00:06:31] court, lacking any evidence, sentenced her to 10 years in
[00:06:35] prison, having interpreted communication with relatives as
[00:06:39] treason,
[00:07:06] The cold war began and in the confrontation with the Soviets it was
[00:07:10] again decided to play the Ukrainian. cod for about
[00:07:13] 10 years after the end of the war, the United States rounded
[00:07:17] up thousands of Ukrainian dissidents who had fled the
[00:07:20] Ukraine and got them to come to Canada, creating
[00:07:24] a major uh foreign
[00:07:26] policy force in inside of Canada on behalf of the
[00:07:30] Ukraine, and it turned out later
[00:07:33] on that of these thousands that were sent to Canada and awful
[00:07:37] lot of them had papers filled out uh from the same postal
[00:07:41] address in Germany. and when it was tracked down,
[00:07:44] well uh, it was a U.S. military base in Germany that
[00:07:48] was funneling these people into
[00:07:49] Canada.
[00:07:52] Former Reagan administration official, Michael Springman saw
[00:07:56] documents proving the CIA not only saved Hitler's former
[00:08:00] associates from trial, but also
[00:08:03] used them for combat operations against the Soviet Union.
[00:08:06] The United States worked with Reinhard Gallen, who had been Adolph Hitler's chief
[00:08:10] of Eastern Front intelligence.
[00:08:13] "and he uh was named after the war as the
[00:08:16] first president of the German foreign intelligence service, the
[00:08:20] puntas dienst, and he used his ties with the Ukrainians
[00:08:24] and with the Nazis uh to
[00:08:27] the Ukrainian extremists uh for
[00:08:31] the uh uh the good of the American and British programs
[00:08:35] in trying to destabilize the Ukraine and the
[00:08:38] Soviet Union. The
[00:08:41] operation's objective..." was to destabilize Soviet
[00:08:44] Ukraine's western regions through high profile murders,
[00:08:48] sabotage and terrorism.
[00:08:51] Money, weapons and communications were sent to the Ukrainian
[00:08:55] nationalist underground cells by aircraft from
[00:08:58] US military bases in Europe, which is
[00:09:01] maybe why the CIA codenamed the operation project
[00:09:04] aerodynamic. The end of the second world war,
[00:09:08] the US Army Counter Intelligence corre began to have.
[00:09:12] contacts with Stepan Bandera and
[00:09:15] Mikel Alebed and their organization, the
[00:09:19] Ukrainian nationalist
[00:09:21] army working against what was then the Soviet Union.
[00:09:25] From classified CIA documents, Springman learned
[00:09:28] about sadistic punitive operations carried out by Stepan
[00:09:32] Bandera's associates. They used uh everything
[00:09:36] from major army units such as the
[00:09:39] 14th grenadeer Vaffen SSS. division, which was
[00:09:43] made up of mostly of Galicians, which are people in western Ukraine
[00:09:47] and southern Poland, they also recruited about
[00:09:50] 250,000 Ukrainians through Stepan
[00:09:54] Bandera, and is
[00:09:57] second in command, the his chief of intelligence,
[00:10:01] Michel Lebed to engage in something like
[00:10:04] 250,00 people spread out through
[00:10:08] Nightingale battalion and other.
[00:10:12] Ukrainian nationalists such as police force and things like
[00:10:15] this that would be engaged in controlling Ukraine once the
[00:10:19] Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union had
[00:10:21] begun.
[00:11:30] The atrocities that the Banderites committed then are absolutely no
[00:11:33] different from what is happening today,
[00:11:36] absolutely, one to one.
[00:11:55] The death penalty in the Soviet Union had been
[00:11:58] abolished and most surviving Ukrainian nationalists ended
[00:12:02] up in Soviet
[00:12:03] prisons.
[00:12:11] Nikita Khrushchev. The underground remained, agents of influence
[00:12:14] remained. They became completely different. They already entered
[00:12:18] party state power.
[00:12:21] You understand? One of the cases is that my wife was already.
[00:14:28] After the armed banderist units defeat and project aerodynamics
[00:14:31] failure, supporting Ukrainian nationalists and their ideas for
[00:14:35] creating an independent state became high priority for US
[00:14:39] intelligence. The United States and British
[00:14:42] intelligence, they very actively used any nationalism and
[00:14:46] especially Ukrainian, in order to split the Soviet
[00:14:50] Union. This was spearheaded by another Nazi accomplice who fled to
[00:17:16] referendum on independence was held in Ukraine, Poland and
[00:17:20] the US supported the result
[00:17:21] immediately
[00:17:28] centuries ago,
[00:17:30] your four bearers name this country Ukraine or
[00:17:33] Frontier, because your steps Europe
[00:17:37] and Asia, but Ukrainians have become
[00:17:41] frontiersmen of another sort. Today you
[00:17:44] explore the frontiers in contours of liberty, and for
[00:17:48] those who love freedom, every
[00:17:50] experiment in building an open society offers
[00:17:54] new lessons and insights. A fully
[00:17:57] independent Ukraine emerged in 1991 within
[00:18:01] the borders Soviet leaders had given it, but
[00:18:05] the contradictions between the young states west. and southeast were
[00:18:08] so obvious that it took decades and a special
[00:18:12] operation to gain full control over
[00:18:15] ukraine
[00:18:19] in
[00:18:19] 2004
[00:18:24] an advocate of friendly relations with moscow became Ukraine's
[00:18:28] president.
[00:18:46] In response the pro-western opposition brought thousands of supporters onto
[00:18:49] key's streets wearing the colors of the political leader
[00:18:53] Victor Yushenka, they demanded the election result be
[00:18:56] overturned.
[00:19:01] And so the Kuditar would be called the orange
[00:19:04] revolution.
[00:19:38] the protesters demands supported by European and US ambassadors
[00:19:42] and violation of the constitution a third
[00:19:46] round of voting was arranged.
[00:19:50] barely won with 52% of the
[00:19:52] votes. Yushchenko Viktor Andriyovych
[00:19:56] 15.115
[00:19:59] 712
[00:20:00] 519.
[00:22:52] Just 10 years later, processes initiated during
[00:22:55] Victor Yushenka's presidency led to new
[00:22:58] kudeta and the civil war in donbas.
[00:23:16] A former official in Austod Janukovic's administration. mostly
[00:23:20] law
[00:23:27] enforcement on the basis of nationality and language spoken,
[00:23:31] and then the final stage of Ukraine's preparation for
[00:23:34] major war with Russia was
[00:23:36] launched.
[00:23:42] The task, by the way, of Nazification of law enforcement agencies and security
[00:23:45] structures, was thus solved, people were gradually pushed
[00:23:49] out of there.
[00:24:50] Glory
[00:24:50] to Ukraine,
[00:24:59] throw it, throw it, brother, my
[00:25:01] own,
[00:25:06] I'm all, I'm
[00:25:08] all,
[00:25:11] that war is a punishment for us, for the fact that we in the last century, were engaged
[00:25:14] in cannibalism, we killed each other, wrote millions
[00:25:18] of denunciations against each other. and looked for enemies among
[00:25:21] ourselves,
[00:25:27] what we have, we have, I say that we are servants of those whom we choose, we
[00:25:31] chose a clown and must suffer, I suffer
[00:25:34] from the fact that I lost everything, I lost my family,
[00:25:37] my homeland, finances,
[00:25:40] prospects, work, people, look, what
[00:25:43] is happening in the army is being
[00:25:45] forcibly taken,
[00:25:50] There is a battle for language and faith in Ukraine, a
[00:25:53] war in which Russians kill other Russians. The western
[00:25:57] project Ukraine is not Russia, has entered its
[00:26:00] final stage.
[00:26:06] In fact, Ukraine is not fighting, on the territory of Ukraine at the cost
[00:26:10] of Ukrainian lives, the Russian Federation and NATO
[00:26:13] countries are fighting among themselves, where the main
[00:26:16] beneficiary is, of course, America, well, and Britain,
[00:26:20] which has its own interests regarding
[00:26:22] the European Union, you understand, the problem is what, that
[00:26:26] we will perish, Ukraine, God
[00:26:29] forbid, but it is moving towards disappearing as a state. or there will be several
[00:26:33] Ukraines, which means that not only the utilization of Ukraine as
[00:26:37] a state, but of Ukraine as a country.
[00:27:22] Hey, I see you washing the Moscow mules and
[00:27:25] we're gonna brain wash the crap
[00:29:41] questions, i'm asking them, what's a free country? are you
[00:29:44] worried, are you scared? we rusky, are you a dictator? are
[00:29:48] you thinking about creating something? not planning to run for
[00:29:51] president, we will show you what they
[00:30:28] ashtion, welcome back to going underground broadcasting all around the...
[00:30:32] world from the UAE, tomorrow marks four decades since the rechevic
[00:30:36] summit when Reagan and USSR destroyer
[00:30:39] Gorbachov discussed eliminating all nuclear
[00:30:41] weapons. Gorbachov offered a historic deal to totally eradicate strategic
[00:30:45] nuclear arsenals by the year 2000, but Reagan and military
[00:30:49] industrial complex imperialists like Richard Pearl, the Prince of
[00:30:52] Darkness who later engineered the 203 WMD Iraq war
[00:30:56] lies refused to abandon a fantasy policy called.