Civilized world attends Moscow for Victory Day - media highlights — Puppet Masters

Seventy years ago, the Soviet Union crushed Nazism in Europe. Millions died in the struggle. Today, the civilized world joined together in Moscow in celebrating the victory over fascist pathocracy. The leaders of the West did not attend. The reason is simple. Nazism may have been defeated in Germany, but it has lived on ever since in the United States, and it has made a recent resurgence in Ukraine. To attend such a celebration would be an unthinkable violation of fascistic, psychopathic Western values.

So with that said, here's a run-down of some of the highlights from the parade. First of all, the parade itself:

Next, some history, courtesy of South Front:

Great Patriotic War: To the 70th Anniversary of The Great Victory, War scenes

Celebrating Victory Day: The Soviet Union's Great Service to Humanity!

New Eastern Outlook has also created a stunning video in remembrance of the great sacrifice Russians gave, something that too many have forgotten, or cynically denied:

The Parade Itself

Putin delivered a heartfelt speech at the celebration. Here's the video.

And here's the transcript. An excerpt:

Hitler's reckless adventure became a tough lesson for the entire world community. At that time, in the 1930s, the enlightened Europe failed to see the deadly threat in the Nazi ideology.

Today, seventy years later, the history calls again to our wisdom and vigilance. We must not forget that the ideas of racial supremacy and exclusiveness had provoked the bloodiest war ever. The war affected almost 80 percent of the world population. Many European nations were enslaved and occupied.

... in the last decades, the basic principles of international cooperation have come to be increasingly ignored. These are the principles that have been hard won by mankind as a result of the ordeal of the war.

We saw attempts to establish a unipolar world. We see the strong-arm block thinking gaining momentum. All that undermines sustainable global development.

The creation of a system of equal security for all states should become our common task. Such system should be an adequate match to modern threats, and it should rest on a regional and global non-block basis. Only then will we be able to ensure peace and tranquillity on the planet.
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These parade ranks include grandsons and great-grandsons of the war generation. The Victory Day is our common holiday. The Great Patriotic War was in fact the battle for the future of the entire humanity.

Our fathers and grandfathers lived through unbearable sufferings, hardships and losses. They worked till exhaustion, at the limit of human capacity. They fought even unto death. They proved the example of honour and true patriotism.
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We bow to those who died from famine and cold in the unconquered Leningrad, to those who were tortured to death in concentration camps, in captivity and under occupation.

We bow in loving memory of sons, daughters, fathers, mothers, grandfathers, husbands, wives, brothers, sisters, comrades-in-arms, relatives and friends - all those who never came back from war, all those who are no longer with us.

Putin himself took part in the Immortal March, carrying a portrait of his father, who fought in the war.

And now, some of my favorite pictures from the parade:

© RIA Novosti/Vladimir SergeevMikoyan-Gurevich MiG-29 Fulcrum fighters and Sukhoi Su-25 Frogfoot ground-attack planes at the military parade to mark the 70th anniversary of Victory in the 1941-1945 Great Patriotic War.

Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu.

Mongolian troops, St. George ribbons.

You can view more pictures here and here.

But while all these nations celebrate the victory against Nazism, the disease still runs rampant in various nations. In response to Kiev's recent Victory Day propaganda, Russians have created their own graphics, showing the reality of present-day Ukraine. So, to close, here are some of those creations. The Soviet Union may have won WWII, but Nazism is alive and well, right on the Russian Federation's border. You know what they say about history...

Ukrainian women welcoming the Nazis

Kids hiding from Nazi bombings in WWII and from Ukrainian bombings in Donbass in 2014

Reader Comments

katesisco · 2015-05-09T21:47:49Z

Red, White and Blue

smoke streams from jets overhead. You are not forgotten GIs.

just thinking · 2015-05-09T22:11:53Z

[Link]

LIVE: Immortal Regiment campaign marks Victory Day around Russia (II part)

Streamed live on May 9, 2015

Events connected with the Bessmertny Polk (Immortal Regiment) campaign are due to be held in several cities throughout the Russian Federation on May 9, to mark the 70th anniversary of the Soviet victory in the Great Patriotic War. Campaign activists will march with a portrait of a relative or an unknown veteran of the war.

eyesoftheworld · 2015-05-10T01:57:58Z

a sad testament to our species. Glorification of armies, tanks, soldiers, death. Sick and sad. I support the Russian federation. I do not support militarization.

rbateman1 · 2015-05-10T06:55:37Z

The cost

30 million casualties out of a population of 170.5 million means that 17.5% of Russians died.
And the worst part about it is that it should never have been.
But Man loves Power as much as Money, and will kill for it. Not only that, but they also aspire to take Power over others and enslave them, or liquidate them, while they rape the captured territories.

Darwin26 · 2015-05-10T07:48:19Z

Militarism or Imperialism

As a US Citizen i'm glad to see Russia has the might and power to stand up to the Warrior Culture and Imperialism of the USA. As a WIA vet i don't like anything military but i despise the US military enuff to appreciate a counter to this monster; The Monster that is the US State Dept.
Viva Russia, Iran, Syria and Palestine

Joan · 2015-05-11T02:21:11Z

I watched the parade on RT and the spectacular concert and firework display which is available on RT.. During the Immortal March in which Putin was a participant, it made me think how may leaders of the World can walk freely among a crowd (with the estimates as many as 500,000 citizens) and not fear the threat of assassination. I think that speaks oceans of trust in the Russian people and there leader.

As for the sycophants that call themselves politicians in the western world, if they were let loose among the population makes me wonder if it would be a bloodbath. But of course it would never happen, they have there private police forces all clothed in the latest riot gear (publically funded under Law and Order) and if you really believe the term non lethal weapons well I don't think the recipients would agree with you. All most people want is a decent living standard and to be treated fairly, for those that see reality as it is today, they are called insurgents, terrorist, political agitators, (they are the demons as portrayed in the political arena and the MSM, they see truth and reality instead of the "Democracy" mantra, the biggest lie of all )

Truth is, it's the voice of the people that has been manipulated, exploited, and suppressed until nobody has any idea, thought or can even conceive any other way, all they can do is get angry. That's the future in what is termed the civilized world. And when a mob gets angry it's a case of who has the upper hand.

NFY · 2015-05-11T15:51:55Z

Wonderful and major event.

Friendship of civilized world has consolidated and tightened.

bbrebozo · 2015-05-12T19:11:56Z

I wish I could have benn present.

My Dad's jeep was hit by a V2 rocket during the Second World War. Though he got hit in the head by shrapnel, fortunately he did not have any brain damage or handicaps after being released from the hospital and he lead a very successful life.

My Dad served as a major in the Canadian Army as a demolition officer. When his jeep was hit, he had a briefcase handcuffed to his wrist. He said when he awoke that it was gone. His sister was an Army nurse and greeted him at the hospital when he arrived.

My Dad and the rest of us, later became U.S. Citizens.

I am sure my Dad was unaware of Project Paperclip. I doubt that he was aware that his new host country, had - and probably still has - prior Nazis serving in the Central Intelligence Agency.

I am fairly sure, that if my father was still alive - he died in 2008 - he would be shocked that the current Prime Minister of Canada and the U.S. Government approves of supporting Neo-Nazis in the Ukraine.

I wish I could have been present at this parade in Moscow in tribute and honor for those who had fought against the Nazis in the Patriotic War in World War Two. I would have carried a picture of my Dad.

It is clear that those in the Governmental seats of power in the U.S., in Canada, in France, In Britain, In Germany still serve and support Nazis!

Just so you all know, YOU will fail, you who support Fascism.

We who support the good in Humanity, we who support the health of species and healthy Eco systems, we who support clean and unpolluted water, air and fight against genetically mutated food. We will prevail, not you, you who worship power and destruction.