A ver si algún día os dais cuenta de que al fascismo se le combate en la calle, no en Twitter.
Y eso no es ser violento o radical.
Se llama ANTIFASCISMO...
Quiero dar las gracias a las y los profesionales sanitarios de San Carlos y Puerta del Mar. A los que usan el terror y el odio fascista: no me vais a callar. Frente a la violencia ultraderechista, lo público nos salva la vida. Ni un paso atrás✊🏿
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La noticia es esta.
On May 2, 2014, Ukrainian pro-Maidan ultra-nationalist extremists killed at least 48 anti-Maidan protesters in Odessa, and have still never faced justice for their deliberate murder of these civilians.
There are differing accounts on how the victims died--burned alive or suffocated from smoke inhalation while trapped in the Trade Union building set on fire by Molotov cocktails thrown by the Right Sector terrorists. Other accounts speculate that many/most of the victims were killed by point blank assassination by the same terrorists, in the Trade Union House.
While the official number of killed was 48, other accounts suggest as many as 100 were killed.
Mike Whitney wrote in 2014:
"It’s now clear that many of the anti-junta activists who occupied the Trade Unions House were neither burned to death nor died of smoke inhalation, but were savagely shot at point-blank range by agents and thugs who had infiltrated the building to kill as many of the occupants as possible, burn the corpses, and then slip away without notice... In still other cases, victims with bullet-holes through their skulls, had flammable fluid dumped on their heads and were incinerated, leaving a charred head atop a corpse whose clothes were untouched by fire.
The sloppily-executed killing-spree proves that the fire was not the result of a spontaneous clash between pro and anti-Kiev demonstrators, but a carefully planned black-op that likely involved foreign Intel agencies working hand-in-hand with the fascist junta government in Kiev...The CIA’s presence in Ukraine suggests that the US was either actively involved in the Odessa incident or knows who was.
...The fascist extremists burned down the tent city, chased the activists into the building, barricaded the exits, and then set the building on fire with the obvious intention of killing the people inside. Again, there is no debate about this. It’s all on video."
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When I went to the Donbass in 2019, in addition to interviewing numerous civilians terrorized by Ukraine's incessant bombing of their villages and cities, I spoke with local defenders:
Some of the defenders of Zaitsevo were finishing their lunch break, so we sat and talked as they smoked cigarettes and drank tea. All were from the Gorlovka area and married with children. They have been defending this position since 2015. Some used to work in a mine, one was a long-haul truck driver, and another worked restoring old buildings.
I asked them why they chose to fight. “Because of the killing of people in Odessa. That’s what made us join the military, to defend our area,” one soldier said.
I followed with: “Are you aware of how Western media is portraying the war? What’s your opinion?” “I don’t know exactly but I guess they depict us as evil men. No one cares about what we want,” he said.
“What do you want?” I asked. He answered: "We want peace. We want to go back to our homes. Six years of war is too much for a person. We are friendly and peaceful people, we are happy to meet anyone, but without weapons. We remember the July 27, 2014 bombings, and other 2014 shelling, entire families killed. We remember all of them.”
One of the soldiers turned the questions my way, asking: “How did Western society react to the use of Nazi symbols in Kiev and Maidan? What did Western society think?”
I replied: “Most people don’t know, thanks to our media.”
...We stopped in Yasinovataya at a DPR military center and met the commander of the Territorial Troops, a former Russian soldier who had traveled to volunteer in the DPR of his own volition and eventually married and settled here. I asked why he, as a Russian who had finished military service and was living a civilian life, chose to come here:
"...Ukrainian nationalism became so impudent that the Odessa massacre was permitted. Everyone speaks about Donetsk and Lugansk, while such an anti-Maidan movement also emerged in Kharkiv [in northeast Ukraine], which was strongly quashed, as it was in Odessa. The people here had no other choice: it was either enter into a ghetto or for civilians to take up arms to defend their freedom."
...In Krutaya Balka, at a home 800 meters from the front-line, I spoke with a man standing outside of the home he shares with his wife....I asked him if he had anything to say to a Western audience. At first, he said there’s no point, people already know, the West gives money to Ukraine. “The snipers use U.S. rifles, if they gave less money it would be better.”
But later in our conversation, he added:
Going back to the question of a message to the West…You remember WW2. Why do you support Nazis if you remember WW2? Why do you now support the Nazis? Openly Nazis. They wear swastikas. Why is Europe silent? Everyone comes here and agrees with me, but nothing changes. OSCE shouts, but when they are under fire, they are silent, they don’t say that Ukraine attacks them.”
https://t.co/tcTmLG930K
La legión. Una banda de puteros, alcohólicos, drogadictos y asesinos.
Uno de los cuerpos militares que más españoles ha asesinado en la historia. Un orgullo.