NY Times’ Pathetic Whitewashing Of N@zis In Ukraine!
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June 9, 2023
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13:27Now PlayingBefore the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the New York Times was well aware of the neo-Nazi “problem” among Ukrainian militias like the Azov Battalion. But then that became inconvenient, and the Times conveniently reframed Azov as “celebrated.” Now, however, the Times has (re)discovered these militias’ members’ tendency to don Nazi insignias and patches, but describes this phenomenon not as an indicator of the problem of Nazism among the fighters, but rather as a problem for NATO in trying to counter Russian “propaganda.”
Jimmy ridicules the Times for so transparently carrying water for NATO imperialism and serving as a propaganda tool for the west against Russia.
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