Ukraine: Neo-Nazi Criminal State Looming | Global Research

Ukraine: Neo-Nazi Criminal State Looming | Global Research

“There are many who do not know they are fascists

but will find it out when the time comes.”

Ernest Hemingway, For Whom the Bell Tolls

 

 

 

 

 

After signing a void agreement on
“crisis settlement” on Friday, the situation in Ukraine has rapidly got
out of control of its signatories and “witnesses”. No provisions of
this document were fulfilled. The legitimate authorities fled (or tried
to flee) the country, the governmental buildings in Kiev are taken by the revolutionary mob. The radicals are dictating the new rules to façade opposition “leaders” who desperately try to bridle theMaidan.

What happened to Ukraine on February 21, 2014 is essentially a
criminal coup committed by the radical armed anarchists and Ukrainian
Nazis who have been enjoying a comprehensive financial, military,
diplomatic and even religious support and instigation from the Western
power groups for the last two decades. Many of Ukraine’s cities are now
falling into the chaos of lootings, unprovoked violence, lynch law and
political repressions.

The first signs of upcoming chaos were clearly seen as the Ukrainian
authorities wavered at the three-month siege of the centre of Kiev by
the radical guerrilla elements from Galicia and local criminal gangs.
They watched silently when furious fanatics were burning unarmed riot police Berkut officers alive, lynching them and pulling out their eyes. They did nothing to stop frantic “freedom fighters” from storming regional administrations, humiliating the officials and looting police and military arsenals in the West Ukraine. They were paralyzed when unidentified snipers were cool-bloodily killing militia personnel, protesters and casual passer-bys from
the roofs of Kiev’s buildings. They even declared amnesty (twice!) to
those guilty of the brutal crimes against policemen and public order.
Thus Yanukovych’s regime itself paved the way for a sinister ghost of
the war-torn Libya to come to Ukraine.

Is the guerrilla side a self-organized and self-indoctrinated popular
movement tired of a corrupt and inefficient state? That is hardly the
case.