The Inhuman Ukraine Nazis- A More Vile SS
Democracy in a box- The color revolutions
(image by V Kontakte)
Will you stand up for humanity or against it? This is the only question that matters today. Its time people make that basic decision. Freedom is not democracy, and democratic values are something that is shown in real life and not just spoken about. If what Kyiv is doing are the practices of a real democracy-Count me out!
Intimidation, torture, and murder are what normal people fight against, not defend and glorify.
This footage from Donetsk in the early morning hours on October 5th
clearly shows a new phosphorus attack.
The following videos show Kyiv’s inhumane treatment of prisoners
contrasted by the Novo Russia Army’s treatment of captives including
punisher battalions that I have written about – Donbass, Aydar, Dnipr.
All are prisoners of war. All are supposed to be treated accordingly. The problem laid before humanity today is which side is humane? The precedent set today is the one that will decide how we all will be treated tomorrow.
An Ukr-nazi Heroine | Tymoshenko’s Choice
(image by V Kontakte)
In this video, the person mentioned; Nadezhda Savchenko (Yulia
Tymoshenko’s choice for a Kyiv Senate -Rada seat is currently jailed
in Russia for murdering journalists and refugees trying to flee the
fighting. The organ trade is also under investigation. Orthodox
priests, like the one in the interview are being targeted also.
Kyiv is currently being taken to task
for breaking all conventions by trading non-involved civilians in
prisoner exchanges. Kyiv literally takes people off the street to
make the prisoner exchange quota. What are they doing with real
prisoners of war? At Donetsk airport the bodies of prisoners were
recovered after the airport was taken. They were tortured. Their
teeth were pulled out. They were killed by being dragged behind a
tank.
People don’t treat animals this way.
Obvious Extreme Torture by Ukr-nazi battalions
(image by Youtube)
The photo shows horrific torture at the hands of Kyiv.
Novo Russia Prisoners of War
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