[Kazan]

So, let's Ukraine was the heart of neo-Nazism in Europe when the war began. Congress stopped funding in 2018 for Azov battalion because of its neo-Nazi ties.

Nazi collaborator Stepan Bandera is treated like Ukraine's modern-day founding father. There are more 150 monuments and/or streets named after Bandera. Marches occur in Ukraine with participants holding up pictures of him.

But, you and the mainstream media want us to believe this alleged neo-Nazi is represents of Russia despite the fact no nation on earth despises Nazis more than Russia. More 27 million Russians were killed in WW II by the Nazis.

Get back to posting cute stories about animals, Nicky.

[nickcarraway]

Long before this happened, even going into the 90s, there were many articles about all the neo-Nazis in Russia. The narrative that Ukraine was Nazi and Russia was Nazi free only surfaced after Putin invaded.

What about the Chechen jihadist? How do you spin that?

[nickcarraway]

More 27 million Russians were killed in WW II by the Nazis.

More Russians than 27 million were killed by another country, why don't Russian despise that country?

[Reily]

The Nazi’s gave Bandera an opportunity to kill Russian Communists (Look up Holodomor if you don’t know what that means!). The West was in no position to help him, so he cut a deal with the devil - Hitler to fight in his mind a greater devil - Stalin. If the price was to commit atrocities along the way, then so be it.