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Ridiculous: Well-known Ukrainian journalist wants state to build a statue of Hitler

Fort Russ
Mon, 05 Jun 2017 12:27 UTC

The Ukrainian public continues to respond to yesterday's decision by the Kyiv City Council to rename the avenue named after General Vatutin to the SS Hauptmann Roman Shukhevych. In particular, a well-known financial investigator and TV presenter, Alexander Dubinsky, has stated - "Have we decided when we will demolish the monument of Vatutin in Kiev? It would be the best place to install a statue of Hitler" - he wrote.

In the comments section, a Kiev lawyer, Anatoly Bashlovka, wrote that the monument to Vatutin cannot be demolished because under him is the grave of the very Soviet military commander who liberated Kiev from the Germans, killing Bandera militants.

Others are less optimistic, citing that ethical standards have never stopped the current Ukrainian and Kiev authorities in their decision making.

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baron · 2017-06-05T17:36:39Z

Interesting story actually. A cursory examination shows this to be yet another engineered social event aimed at creating an outcome.

Which is, btw, is why SS Hauptmann Shukhevych name is so significant. SS Hauptmann Roman Shukhevych was a psychopathic stooge/tool , just as these people on the Kyiv City Council must also be, for both then and now the actions of these people have nothing to do with the Ukrainian People, but everything to do with the powers that be.

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The real problem is how to counter the stooges because these are people are pschopaths. The fact that they are tools, willing to employ these kinds of means to incite people really is the evidence that they have no regard for the lives of other people. The only real way to deal with people who are willing tools is to hand them death by one means or another. You have to recognize that because if you don't, and if they identify you as a threat or see you in any other useful way, whether by looting you of wealth, by stealing your children for war, by simply using us as a vechile to stand on, they will. So the idea here is to realize you're really not looking at politicians, but rather you're looking at monsters and there's really only one way to deal with them.