Neo-Nazis Run Ukraine. Vivek Ramaswamy Just Found Out the Hard Way.

The American people were told that we had to support the Ukrainians in their war with Russia because the Ukrainians were fighting for democracy and liberty. If Americans did not stand up for those values, which were endlessly repeated, we would soon find Russians invading the beaches of New Jersey (at least that’s the Lindsey Graham version).

Everything about that narrative is a lie. Ukraine is not a democracy; they have already cancelled elections in 2024 and many political opponents of President Zelensky have been put in jail (by the way, Russian elections are going ahead as scheduled next year. Who’s the real democracy?). Zelensky has shut down Christian churches, arrested Christian clergy, and banned any kind of instruction in the Russian language (over 40% of Ukrainians speak Russian as their first language).

The other part of the narrative is that Russia is an aggressor and must be stopped before Russians march through Poland and the Baltic States. The truth is that the U.S. warmongers including George W. Bush, Joe Biden, Victoria Nuland, Jake Sullivan, and Anthony Blinken had been provoking war with Russia for 14 years before Russia finally moved to assist the Russian speaking population in the Donbas.

As bad as that background is, the dominant reality is even worse. Ukraine has been run since 1991 by neo-Nazi Banderistas, followers of the World War II Nazi leader Stepan Bandera.

The current Ukrainian leadership empower the neo-Nazis who wear regalia and insignia that imitate the Waffen SS Galicia Division of World War II who killed Jews with their bare hands and transported many others to the death camps. The Canadian Parliament recently offered a standing ovation to Yaroslav Hunka, a 98-year-old Nazi collaborator from Ukraine who committed unspeakable atrocities against Jews.

What does this sordid history have to do with U.S. presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy? As reported in this article, Ramaswamy has been outspoken in his opposition to more aid for Ukraine.

At a campaign stop in Iowa, protestors who support the neo-Nazi regime in Ukraine swore at Ramaswamy, and then jumped into a car, rammed one of the Ramaswamy campaign vehicles, and sped off. This is the kind of behavior one should expect from neo-Nazis.

If Ramaswamy maintains his opposition to war and death in Ukraine, he should expect more such attacks. The Ukrainian Nazis have their supporters in Ukraine, in the U.S. and in the Democratic Party.

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