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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
June 22, 2015
Oh deary me. One of the leaders of the rebel opposition against the Maidan fake Nazi Jews has blamed the Jews for the revolution.
It is an obvious and known fact, but it is still nice to hear someone close to the situation saying it publicly.
Ukraine’s Jews are responsible for the Euromaidan revolution that ousted their country’s pro-Russian president last year, a senior rebel leader told an audience at a Russian university last week.
This is not the first time a rebel leader has said such a thing, with Alexander Zakharchenko, president of the breakaway Donetsk People’s Republic, stating in a press conference in February that the government in Kiev is run by “miserable Jews.”
During a lecture last week titled “Contemporary Ukraine as Fascist State of a New Type” at the Nekrasov State University of Kostroma in Russia, Igor Plotnitsky, who heads the Luhansk People’s Republic – a Kremlin- backed separatist enclave in eastern Ukraine – asserted that while he is not an anti-Semite, the fact that Jews are in control of Ukraine is inescapable.
Fascism of a new type is actual Jew Marxism. Also, not new. Well, I guess Jews having a bunch of paid mercenaries dressed up as neo-Nazis is new.
It was a very bold move. And it has certainly paid off, as no one even knows how to address it. “These neo-Nazis are being paid by Jews” sounds crazy even while it is clearly and plainly a simple fact.
“I’d like to ask the historians…
or maybe the philologists, can’t choose, really, why was it called the ‘Euromaidan’? Where did the name come from? From the area [Euromaidan Square in Kiev]? Or perhaps from the people? Those same people who now make up the majority of leaders of what was once our Ukraine?” he asked, intimating that there is a connection between Jews and the revolution because the Russian word for Jew, “Evrei,” sounds like “Euro.”
“I have nothing against… Valtzman, Groysman, and many others.
I have nothing against the Jews as a people, as the ‘Chosen People,’ we can talk about this separately if we have the time.
But the crux of the matter is that when we call what has happened a ‘Euromaidan,’ we infer that the leaders now are representatives of the people who have been harmed the most by Nazism,” the rebel chief asserted.
Jewish Volodymyr Groysman serves as the speaker of the Ukrainian parliament, while Plotnitsky’s reference to Valtzman is a nod to a common belief among those on the far Right that current Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko is secretly Jewish, as Valtzman is Poroshenko’s “real Jewish name” according to right-wing Russian conspiracy theories.
HAHAHAHAHAHA!
Right-wing Russian conspiracy theories promoted by the Jewish Daily Forward!
It’s the first result when you type “Poroshenko Jewish” into Google!
The article has been altered slightly since initial publication to make it sound like they aren’t quite certain about it, but here’s the original page:
The nerve of these kikes!
Back to situation anti-Semite – what does the Foxman think about this hatred?
I’d bet he understands that local people are concerned about an alien group taking over their government and then beginning to slaughter them.
The Anti-Defamation League condemned Plotnitsky, stating that the politicization of anti-Semitism is increasingly visible within the context of the Ukrainian conflict.
“Opponents of the Ukrainian government ‘accuse’ Ukrainian leaders of being Jewish to try to discredit them. Plotnitsky’s wordplay implies a Jewish conspiracy behind the anti-Yanukovych revolution, and he then clearly states that Jews benefited politically,” ADL National Chairman Abraham Foxman told the Post, referring to the ouster of Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych in February 2014.
“His subsequent protest that he personally has nothing against Jews makes no difference. He used anti-Semitism for political purposes and that must be condemned,” he added.
Such statements are now part of the “official ideology” of so-called “people’s republics,” accused Vyacheslav A.
Likhachev, an anti-Semitism researcher with the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress.
“What is important, I think, is that there is no condemnation from Russia after the anti-Semitic statements of the leaders of pro-Russian regimes,” he said.
The Russian Embassy in Tel Aviv declined to comment, explaining that Plotnitsky “is not a Russian official and has no relation to the Russian government.”
Yes. Russia’s implicit support of a man accurately announcing a Jewish conspiracy is what is important to me as well.
Bravo.
