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Nicholas91 Flag The Democratic Republic of Kent 23 Mar 22 9.23am Send a Private Message to Nicholas91 Add Nicholas91 as a friend

Originally posted by Wilesy01

Probably my favourite Chappelle joke!

Is there is any word on Scotland's world cup qualifier with Ukraine? Can imagine it's going to be the world against the jocks!!

Apparently, because of the extremely dangerous situation and some fans fear of violence, lack of access to adequate resources , third world conditions and threat to life, the Ukrainians have asked that the match not be played in Scotland.

 


Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!

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silvertop Flag Portishead 23 Mar 22 10.11am Send a Private Message to silvertop Add silvertop as a friend

Originally posted by BlueJay

How terrible, best drop some bombs on Ukrainian women and children in 2022 then.


Again, the fundamental fact is that this 'denazification' line is propaganda used by Putin to brutalise a people and invade their nation. That context would appear to be pertinent. When people trot out this 'neo nazi' angle at this time it diminishes the plight that the people of Ukraine are facing right now, which is the entire purpose of it as a strategy.


Edited by BlueJay (22 Mar 2022 11.31pm)

There was indeed a strong Ukrainian NAZI presence during WWII. Indeed, there was probably only a few thousand German Totenkopf bearing Schutzstaffel in the whole region. They could not have rounded up the number of Jews political and other "untermensch" on their own. The Ukrainians were only to eager to assist in large numbers. And this was not all some anti Russian issue either. They were fully on board, especially the anti Semitism.

I have little doubt there remains a strong neo-NAZI presence in Ukraine.

However, there is also one in Russia.

And the issue is not nearly as widespread as Putin makes out; and I doubt they had any influence beyond chanting at Dynamo Kiev matches and beating up immigrants.

 

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silvertop Flag Portishead 23 Mar 22 10.12am Send a Private Message to silvertop Add silvertop as a friend

Originally posted by Nicholas91

Apparently, because of the extremely dangerous situation and some fans fear of violence, lack of access to adequate resources , third world conditions and threat to life, the Ukrainians have asked that the match not be played in Scotland.

 

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ASCPFC Flag Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 23 Mar 22 10.13am Send a Private Message to ASCPFC Add ASCPFC as a friend

I think when Putin said he was going after Nazis he expected liberals to believe him and have nice flowers and gifs on social media platforms about Russian liberation.
I'm not sure he got that correct. His intelligence is genuinely terrible. He makes MI5 look competent. He should employ the Irish intelligence services. They need a new van.

 


Red and Blue Army!

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silvertop Flag Portishead 23 Mar 22 10.16am Send a Private Message to silvertop Add silvertop as a friend

Originally posted by BlueJay

By any reasonable measure, it's just not reality based to toy with the idea that Putin invaded Ukraine to 'denazify it'. Also, the history of Russian and Ukrainian territories having a troubled relationship extends decades prior to 18 years ago.

Nobody has claimed that Ukrainians are 'Liberal Democrats' or politically or socially whiter than white. They have though rightly jumped on those who fixate on the neo nazi angle, because that is Putin pushed, false reasoning for an invasion. That it leads to 'Ukrainians are more nazi than Russians' lines of thought will no doubt please Putin and co, but has little connection to bombings of often civilian areas in Ukraine by Russian forces. The Krelmin's planting and nurturing of this seed at this time is designed to infer that the action is somehow justified (it is not) and that those on the end of the barrages are deserving of them (they are not).

I suspect posters are in line with you on that. However, if the reason he gave for invading can also be challenged as rubbish, does it not make Putin's position even weaker?

 

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ASCPFC Flag Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 23 Mar 22 10.16am Send a Private Message to ASCPFC Add ASCPFC as a friend

Originally posted by silvertop

There was indeed a strong Ukrainian NAZI presence during WWII. Indeed, there was probably only a few thousand German Totenkopf bearing Schutzstaffel in the whole region. They could not have rounded up the number of Jews political and other "untermensch" on their own. The Ukrainians were only to eager to assist in large numbers. And this was not all some anti Russian issue either. They were fully on board, especially the anti Semitism.

I have little doubt there remains a strong neo-NAZI presence in Ukraine.

However, there is also one in Russia.

And the issue is not nearly as widespread as Putin makes out; and I doubt they had any influence beyond chanting at Dynamo Kiev matches and beating up immigrants.

They love Dirlwanger (I think that's how it's spelled). Even the SS tried to take him to court for atrocities. I don't advise looking him up. He was so bad that the French beat him to death in captivity and not one person cared whatsoever. He's the kind of person you would love to exhume and kill again.

 


Red and Blue Army!

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Stirlingsays Flag 23 Mar 22 11.07am Send a Private Message to Stirlingsays Holmesdale Online Elite Member Add Stirlingsays as a friend

I haven't really commented on this fixation with Nazis in the Ukraine or surrounding regions because I mainly see it as a distraction used for propaganda purposes. As has been stated, the real reasons for this war far exceed these distractions.

It's all perception and emotional management. It ignores the reality of war that is, outside of the professional armies, mostly the people who stick around to fight will be the nationalists, you will get about one third of other sections of single men on the right and about that on the far left....probably less actually.

To the extent of Russian propaganda, it's true that they go heavily on the Nazi angle. It's certainly true that the base for the Azov regiment is in Mariupol and so that's the city getting the Nato/Syrian air treatment at the moment. But in my view that's because Mariupol is where a lot of the determined, fight to the death, résistance is. Other cities still have electricity and water....this obvious deduction seems to be omitted in the media.

Most people won't stick around to fight and most will give (insert excuse). Some of those reasons will be valid, protecting your wife and kids for example but the reality is that most will ultimately not see the nation as worth their lives against an highly equipped invading force.

In my experience of the dissident right, the number of actual neo nazis is small, but they are highly committed and so end up being prominent. This is the same on the left as well.....but even though their most committed are running institutions and have actual power they don't get anything like the same level of focus....in fact they are praised as the mainstream.

What is a neo nazi today?....I thought the main identifier of a Nazi was Jew hatred wasn't it? Yet here we have the Azov regiment fighting and dying for a Jewish leader. I think there's a lack of self reflection by many on the difference between propaganda and demonisation and what reality really is....Here they are dying for their country yet all those on the left and right cheering them on would be fine with them being persecuted in normal life, having their bank accounts shut down and ostracized and no representation.

I don't agree with neo Nazi philosophy, most of which, in the UK, I consider larping and role playing. I don't see it as anything like what we need for social conservatism....I'm not interested in punishing people and think there needs to be a far larger coalition against our real enemies.....which is unaccountable globalistic control by elites....those who pay no price for getting anything wrong. After that I'd be far happier to go back to the kind of society we had in the seventies/eighties.....cultural conservatism with a small 'c', that allowed everyone to say and think whatever they wanted regardless of their politics.....If you want to be a tranny fine but keep it to your community and you don't get trannies school library hour with kids and we don't treat obvious mental illness as normalised behaviour..

Personally, I was partly red pilled by a Jewish lawyer going under the pseudonym 'Frame Games'. But those in opposition rarely concern themselves with nuance and assume everyone's motives are the same if they have issues with the great replacement and the direction social liberalism has taken......The kind of people in the Ukraine won't have those considerations.

Edited by Stirlingsays (23 Mar 2022 11.29am)

 


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Wisbech Eagle Flag Truro Cornwall 23 Mar 22 12.07pm Send a Private Message to Wisbech Eagle Add Wisbech Eagle as a friend

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

I haven't really commented on this fixation with Nazis in the Ukraine or surrounding regions because I mainly see it as a distraction used for propaganda purposes. As has been stated, the real reasons for this war far exceed these distractions.

It's all perception and emotional management. It ignores the reality of war that is, outside of the professional armies, mostly the people who stick around to fight will be the nationalists, you will get about one third of other sections of single men on the right and about that on the far left....probably less actually.

To the extent of Russian propaganda, it's true that they go heavily on the Nazi angle. It's certainly true that the base for the Azov regiment is in Mariupol and so that's the city getting the Nato/Syrian air treatment at the moment. But in my view that's because Mariupol is where a lot of the determined, fight to the death, résistance is. Other cities still have electricity and water....this obvious deduction seems to be omitted in the media.

Most people won't stick around to fight and most will give (insert excuse). Some of those reasons will be valid, protecting your wife and kids for example but the reality is that most will ultimately not see the nation as worth their lives against an highly equipped invading force.

In my experience of the dissident right, the number of actual neo nazis is small, but they are highly committed and so end up being prominent. This is the same on the left as well.....but even though their most committed are running institutions and have actual power they don't get anything like the same level of focus....in fact they are praised as the mainstream.

What is a neo nazi today?....I thought the main identifier of a Nazi was Jew hatred wasn't it? Yet here we have the Azov regiment fighting and dying for a Jewish leader. I think there's a lack of self reflection by many on the difference between propaganda and demonisation and what reality really is....Here they are dying for their country yet all those on the left and right cheering them on would be fine with them being persecuted in normal life, having their bank accounts shut down and ostracized and no representation.

I don't agree with neo Nazi philosophy, most of which, in the UK, I consider larping and role playing. I don't see it as anything like what we need for social conservatism....I'm not interested in punishing people and think there needs to be a far larger coalition against our real enemies.....which is unaccountable globalistic control by elites....those who pay no price for getting anything wrong. After that I'd be far happier to go back to the kind of society we had in the seventies/eighties.....cultural conservatism with a small 'c', that allowed everyone to say and think whatever they wanted regardless of their politics.....If you want to be a tranny fine but keep it to your community and you don't get trannies school library hour with kids and we don't treat obvious mental illness as normalised behaviour..

Personally, I was partly red pilled by a Jewish lawyer going under the pseudonym 'Frame Games'. But those in opposition rarely concern themselves with nuance and assume everyone's motives are the same if they have issues with the great replacement and the direction social liberalism has taken......The kind of people in the Ukraine won't have those considerations.

Edited by Stirlingsays (23 Mar 2022 11.29am)

Whilst there is much you write here that can be agreed with, I am not sure the highlighted sentence is. My understanding is that the Azov have no time for Zelensky and would like to see him replaced. They are fighting for their own vision of what they want Ukraine to be and, once this is all over, are likely to be a continuing problem. Right now the country is using every resource available and cannot fight a civil war as well as the Russians.

 


For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

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Stirlingsays Flag 23 Mar 22 12.33pm Send a Private Message to Stirlingsays Holmesdale Online Elite Member Add Stirlingsays as a friend

Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle

Whilst there is much you write here that can be agreed with, I am not sure the highlighted sentence is. My understanding is that the Azov have no time for Zelensky and would like to see him replaced. They are fighting for their own vision of what they want Ukraine to be and, once this is all over, are likely to be a continuing problem. Right now the country is using every resource available and cannot fight a civil war as well as the Russians.

I wouldn't disagree with the idea that Zelensky isn't the first choice of Azov, but then again they seem to be more spoken about than speak themselves....Anyway, while I support Zelensky as the focal point of resistance against the Russians he doesn't seem to be quite as fair as presented. I hear that before this war he shut down three newspapers, arrested the main opposition leader and hasn't he just shut down all opposition parties and broadcasters? Maybe there is some justification during war but I wouldn't say that I'm fully convinced from what I've heard....but as I keep being told maybe that's 'Russian propaganda'. Don't know.

However, the Azov are fighting and dying for Ukraine, that tends to be what nationalists of any stripe do. So I regard this idea that there can be no peace afterwards a rather ungenerous one. Perhaps once some kind of peace resolution in Ukraine is found...which I hope and figuratively pray for. Then rather than pointless civil wars a far more colligate approach will be formed.

Edited by Stirlingsays (23 Mar 2022 12.36pm)

 


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BlueJay Flag UK 23 Mar 22 1.41pm

Originally posted by Wilesy01

Probably my favourite Chappelle joke!

Yeah, I reference Ja Rule an embarrassing number of times in this context. Most people don't even get the reference but that just makes it more amusing

 

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BlueJay Flag UK 23 Mar 22 1.42pm

Originally posted by Nicholas91

Apparently, because of the extremely dangerous situation and some fans fear of violence, lack of access to adequate resources , third world conditions and threat to life, the Ukrainians have asked that the match not be played in Scotland.

Yes, it's important to be sensitive to the situation. The Ukrainian people have already been through enough..

 

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steeleye20 Flag Croydon 23 Mar 22 9.02pm Send a Private Message to steeleye20 Add steeleye20 as a friend

'Up to 40,000 Russian casualties in Ukraine, senior Nato official estimates'

A quite amazing figure and in line with Ukraine's claims of 15,550 dead.

All for a t**t like Putin it beggars belief, why doesn't somebody put a bullet in his brain, it's only one person.

We expect normally the Russian military machine to eventually grind the opposition into the dust, it's difficult to know what is happening on the ground but is this in doubt?

 

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