ALEKSANDR DUGIN

It is one of the tactics of Putin’s Russia. as it was with the Stalinist Era, to commit dissidents to mental institutions under the twisted logic that no one who was sane could possibly ge against such a beneficent government,

There had been a Ukrainian coup where the pro-Russian President of Ukraine was ousted and a new Parliament elected that was more inclined to Europe and the West. Unfortunately, several of the key members of the new regime were neo-Nazis. Ukraine had a nasty past where during WWII over 200.000 Ukrainians joined Hitler’s Nazis and fought against the 800,000 Ukrainians fighting with Russia and the Russians. The Ukrainians even ran the only death concentration camp no operated by Germans. Russia used the presence of some Nazis and the passage of the first Ukranian law of the new Parliament that prohibited the use of Russian in Ukrainian schools to come to the “aid” of the ethnic Russians living near the Russian border at the Eastern end of Ukraine who had seized the governments of several areas and forced the Ukrainian officials out and with the help of Russian “volunteers” with Russian weapons, prevented Ukrainian troops from reasserting control. In the struggle there were deaths on both sides of the conflict and these were the “peaceful civilians” who were “annihilated”.

It is one of the tactics of Putin’s Russia. as it was with the Stalinist Era, to commit dissidents to mental institutions under the twisted logic that no one who was sane could possibly ge against such a beneficent government,

There had been a Ukrainian coup where the pro-Russian President of Ukraine was ousted and a new Parliament elected that was more inclined to Europe and the West. Unfortunately, several of the key members of the new regime were neo-Nazis. Ukraine had a nasty past where during WWII over 200.000 Ukrainians joined Hitler’s Nazis and fought against the 800,000 Ukrainians fighting with Russia and the Russians. The Ukrainians even ran the only death concentration camp no operated by Germans. Russia used the presence of some Nazis and the passage of the first Ukranian law of the new Parliament that prohibited the use of Russian in Ukrainian schools to come to the “aid” of the ethnic Russians living near the Russian border at the Eastern end of Ukraine who had seized the governments of several areas and forced the Ukrainian officials out and with the help of Russian “volunteers” with Russian weapons, prevented Ukrainian troops from reasserting control. In the struggle there were deaths on both sides of the conflict and these were the “peaceful civilians” who were “annihilated”.