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Facts that we could both agree came from credible sources might be difficult to locate at this time. As far as a plan, I would suggest a vote by all eligible Ukrainians on whether they want ties to the EU or Russia or both; if that results in a division of the country along ethnic lines, it might be the least worst choice available.Interesting theory. How about something factual to support the claims? And what's the plan to get rid of them or do we send the KKK over to set up shop for the US?Ukrainian neo-Nazis are largely nationalists opposed to an alliance with the EU or with Russia, unlike a majority of western Ukrainians who favor closer ties with Europe (and the IMF). In order to bring about an undemocratic coup in Kiev, the US and its opposition allies relied on the neo-Nazis to gain control of the streets and force the democratically elected president to flee to Russia; neo-Nazis accomplished this by throwing fire bombs at police officers and government buildings. According to some sources today the same fascist elements are purging people in positions of authority within the civil service, regional and municipal governments, and education, and there appear to be racial overtones that remind many eastern Ukrainians of how their western brothers and sisters conspired with Hitler during WWII.
The U.S. has Installed a Neo-Nazi Government in Ukraine | Global Research