When you figure it out let us know.
Those articles are pretty slanted, I didn't go all the way through it. Lots of "anti-zionism" rhetoric, it doesn't really speak to me. Not my cup of tea- the invoking of religion for political reasons.
It is just the amount of different slants which I find in Ukraine hard to decipher. I have been trying to avoid places like the Grey Zone in order to make the situation more simple. People having their country invaded, their homes destroyed by people who others in the region have been expressing a fear will happen to them for decades. I find Blumenthal to be a very accurate person so while you may not like his slant I would be very surprised if what he writes is not true.I'm not a champion of Zelensky, I just note that he did not come to power a a result of US meddling.
RUSI put out a report yesterday that talked a little bit about the FSB's 5th Service activities in Ukraine and Moldova. It might put the purges (both in Ukraine and Russia) in better perspective.
You might also check out the #FSBLetters from @WindsofChange.
Here is the report from RUSI.
and this bit
[/QUOTE]Elected on a platform of de-escalation of hostilities with Russia, Zelensky was determined to enforce the so-called Steinmeier Formula conceived by then-German Foreign Minister Walter Steinmeier which called for elections in the Russian-speaking regions of Donetsk and Lugansk.
How Ukraine’s Jewish president Zelensky made peace with neo-Nazi paramilitaries on front lines of war with Russia - The Grayzone
While Western media deploys Volodymyr Zelensky's Jewish heritage to refute accusations of Nazi influence in Ukraine, the president has ceded to neo-Nazi forces and now depends on them as front line fighters. Back in October 2019, as the war in eastern Ukraine dragged on, Ukrainian President...
thegrayzone.com
When it was the very Zelensky himself who would not shake Steinmeier's hand offered in goodwill but instead banned him from the country. What these two article have done for me is to open my eyes.
I am guessing you do not like the authors. Sometimes you learn something when you are prepared to look at material which goes against your own position. That is why I looked at these today - not because I did not have a bit of an idea what I would find but because I felt it was time I had a proper look. Like for me it is not just finding 'my point of view', it is being prepared to try and find the truth even if that makes me feel uncomfortable. I did find a mass of information in these papers but I did not see anti zionism or using of religion for politics whatever that means in either of these articles/papers. Zionism is a political view. Judaism in the Religion.
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