nazis

Eureka CA

Description

Nationalists make up about 2% of Ukraine’s population, with the vast majority having very little interest in anything to do with them. The U.S. probably has a higher percentage of of white supremacist and Nazi groups, while the Ukraine has a smaller contingency of right-wing groups than other Western countries. Col. Andriy Biletsky (first commander of the volunteer militia Azov Battalion ) does not dispute his far-right ultraconservative leanings or the presence of some extremists in his units. But he rejects the allegations of Nazism and white supremacist views, describing such charges as Russian propaganda. “We don’t identify ourselves with the Nazi ideology,” said Biletsky, 41. “We have people of conservative political views, and I see myself as such. But, as any person, I don’t want my views to be defined by others. I’m not a Nazi. We completely reject it.” Vermin in this country who regurgitate the talking points of the enemy should be arrested and shot for treason.