Damien Marsic

[SlavicPatriot @infantserbian]

Latvia holds annual marches for Waffen-SS veterans.

Every March 16th. In Riga. Veterans of the Latvian Legion march through the capital. Carry flowers. Get honored by officials. The EU looks the other way.

These aren't just any veterans. These are men who fought for the SS. The same SS that ran the death camps. The same SS that murdered millions across Europe.

Estonia does it too. They have a monument to Estonian SS volunteers in Lihula. Government officials attend ceremonies. Nobody in Brussels says a word.

But here's the part that gets me:

These same countries lecture everyone about European values. About democracy. About standing against fascism. They're the loudest voices pushing for war with Russia.

Latvia and Estonia combined have fewer people than one mid-sized European city. 1.9 million and 1.3 million. That's it. Together they're smaller than the population of Zagreb.

Yet they're trying to start World War III. And while they do it, they march for SS veterans every spring.

Germany killed 6 million Jews and gets to lead Europe. Croatia ran Jasenovac and got fast-tracked into the EU. Latvia honors Waffen-SS soldiers and nobody blinks.

But Serbia defends itself in the 1990s and we're war criminals forever. Right this moment they are standing around salivating, frothing at their mouth with hope Vučić will be erased, never to be seen again just like Victor Orban.

The pattern shows you exactly who's actually running things. You can celebrate Nazi collaborators as long as you hate Russia today. That's the only value that matters in modern Europe.

Small countries making big noise about war they've never had to fight themselves. While honoring the men who fought for Hitler.

That's your rules-based order.

[DD Geopolitics @DD_Geopolitics]

🇺🇦 Zelensky invents a 1,000-year-old country

Zelensky mocked the idea of starting the story in 1917 and claimed Ukraine existed before Russia. The facts say otherwise.

🔸️There was no state or people called "Ukraine" in Rus'. The state called itself Rus', and its people called themselves Rus'. "Ukraina" appears in the chronicles only as a word for a borderland, and "Kievan Rus" is a label coined by 19th-century historians. Russians, Ukrainians and Belarusians all trace their origins to the same Rus', with one dynasty, one Church and one written language.

🔸️According to the Primary Chronicle, Rus' statehood didn't begin in Kiev. Rurik began ruling in Ladoga and Novgorod in 862, both in today's Russia. Kiev only became the capital in 882, when Prince Oleg took it and called it the "mother of Rus' cities." Novgorod is a little older than Kiev, so Russia's history doesn't start with Moscow.

🔸️According to the chronicle, Prince Vladimir was baptized in Chersonesus in Crimea, in today's Sevastopol, before baptizing Kiev in 988.

🔸️The "thousand-year-old churches painted by Ukrainians"? The mosaics of Kiev's St. Sophia Cathedral were made by Byzantine Greek masters. Russia has its own 11th-century St. Sophia in Novgorod, built in 1045 to 1050.

🔸️Moscow is first mentioned in 1147, and its traditional founder Yuri Dolgoruky was a son of the Grand Prince of Kiev Vladimir Monomakh. Dolgoruky later became Grand Prince of Kiev himself. Moscow's rulers came from the same Rurikid dynasty that ruled Kiev, held power until 1598, and took the title "Sovereign of all Rus'."

🔸️After the Mongols destroyed Kiev in 1240, the head of the Church left Kiev for Vladimir in 1299 and later settled in Moscow. Kiev fell to Lithuania and then Poland, while Moscow gradually gathered the lands of Rus' around itself.

🔸️In 1654 the Cossack Hetmanate of Bogdan Khmelnitsky swore allegiance to the Russian Tsar at the Pereyaslavl Council. Poland formally recognized Kiev as Russian in 1686, after Moscow paid it 146,000 rubles.

🔸️The first state with "Ukraine" in its name was the Ukrainian People's Republic, proclaimed in November 1917. A month later, the Bolsheviks proclaimed Soviet Ukraine in Kharkov.

🔸️Today's borders were drawn by the Soviet Union. In 1919 the Bolsheviks merged the Donetsk-Krivoy Rog Republic, including Kharkov and Donbass, into Soviet Ukraine. Western Ukraine was added in 1939, northern Bukovina and southern Bessarabia in 1940, Transcarpathia in 1945, and Crimea in 1954.

Strip out the shared history of Rus' and the Soviet gifts, and Zelensky's ancient Ukraine is 35 years old.

[Damien Marsic @Damien_Marsic]

@Knee_Unit @GordonGChang 100% fake. If you look at any such so-called evidence you will see that it's complete bullshit. What curated tourist spot ? Anybody can rent a car and go anywhere in Xinjiang. And you can ask people if they had heard of any of your claims, they will laugh at you.

[Damien Marsic @Damien_Marsic]

@ryangoslinngg I have been living in China for 7 years. I have not meet any Chinese who had heard of torture, oppression or social credit. They only hear it from brainwashed stupid foreigners.

[Damien Marsic @Damien_Marsic]

@Knee_Unit @GordonGChang No, there is zero evidence for your claims because they are 100% bullshit. You could easily verify by yourself by visiting China. This is so ridiculous.

[Damien Marsic @Damien_Marsic]

@ecex0x06 You are a brainwashed idiot. I live in China and I met many Uyghurs. They are proud Chinese citizens and very happy with how the government is treating them.

[Damien Marsic @Damien_Marsic]

@Andyzhanmassage The future of the Chinese people must be decided by the Chinese people. As you said yourself, it's the ROC which is running Taiwan. The Taiwan issue is an internal Chinese issue.

[Damien Marsic @Damien_Marsic]

@lokmanarsllann Turkish people are extraordinarily brainwashed by American propaganda. It's unbelievable how stupid they look with their ridiculous claims. Don't go to China because if you go you will risk a heart attack when you realize that all your beliefs are bullshit.

[Damien Marsic @Damien_Marsic]

@WillyundAya Wow, it's really the most stupid people who leave China to live in Western countries. It's sad to see such ignorance and stupidity. Pathetic loser.

[Damien Marsic @Damien_Marsic]

@IsabellaAn67 Are you suggesting that Puerto Rico, Hawaii or Guam are not US property ?

[Angelo Giuliano 🇨🇭🇮🇹 @angeloinchina]

INDIA. THE NATIONALISTS ARE FIGHTING THE WRONG ENEMY.

The colour revolution in India has an address.
And it isn't Beijing.

Look at who's actually behind it.
Who trained them? Oslo Freedom Forum. Human Rights Foundation.
Who amplifies them? BBC, Western NGOs, the "democracy" press.
Who flies the influencers to London? Not China.
Who's in Mumbai and Jamnagar while the protests escalate? Marco Rubio.

Fund. Train. Amplify. Pick the leaders.
That's the US playbook. Ukraine 2014. Bangladesh 2024. Nepal 2025.

—

NOW WATCH THE INDIAN NATIONALISTS.

They see the protests and shout:
"Communists!"
"Leftists!"
"China!"
"Pakistan!"
"Muslims!"

And the US?
Barely a word.

They'll go after a JNU student for an hour.
Then post a selfie with the US flag and a "Howdy Modi" throwback.

—

THE PRO-US BIAS.

For years they've been sold a story.
America is India's natural partner. China is the eternal enemy.
The Quad. The "democracy partnership." Silicon Valley jobs. The H1B dream.

So when the regime change machine shows up, they can't see it.
Because it's wearing the flag of their "best friend."

Easier to blame the communists.
Easier to blame Beijing.
Comfortable. Familiar. Wrong.

—

PAKISTAN AND THE MUSLIM TRAP.

Is there a Pakistani hand? Possibly.
Islamabad has meddled in India before.
Some faces at the London rallies raise fair questions.
Pakistan-linked accounts pile onto every Indian protest.

How much of it is organised, and how much is opportunism?
Hard to measure.
Watch it. Investigate it. Expose it with evidence.

But Pakistan is not 200 million Indian Muslims.

Yet every protest, every riot, every viral clip, and the reflex is the same.
Blame the Muslims.

They don't realise that's the plan.

A colour revolution doesn't need everyone on the streets.
It needs a country at war with itself.
Hindu against Muslim.
North against South.
Young against old.
Everyone against the state.

Divide. Polarise. Confuse. Exhaust.
That's how you break a country of 1.4 billion.
Not with tanks. With hashtags and hatred.

Yugoslavia. Iraq. Syria. Libya.
Every time, Washington found the fault line and pushed.

India's fault line is religion.
Any outside player, Western or Pakistani, wins the moment Indians turn on each other.
Every nationalist who turns on his Muslim neighbour is doing their job for free.

—

WHO ACTUALLY GAINS?

China gains nothing from chaos in India. A stable neighbour trading with it suits Beijing fine.

Indian Muslims gain nothing from chaos. They're the first to pay for it.
Even if Pakistan plays a part, it's a side player riding a wave someone else built.

And the left?
Most Indian leftists are noise. No money, no global media machine.
But there is a fringe. Soros-funded. NGO-trained. On the Oslo Freedom Forum circuit.
They're not the brain. They're the hired hands.
Foot soldiers in someone else's playbook.

Follow the money and it doesn't lead to Beijing or Moscow.
It leads West.

The US gains a lot.
An India that stops buying Russian oil.
An India that drops non-alignment.
An India too divided to say no.

That's the point of the pressure.
Not "democracy." Obedience.

—

THE MISTAKE.

By blaming China, Muslims and the entire left, the nationalists do Washington's work for them.
They shield the real organiser.
They deepen the very divisions the playbook feeds on.
And they make sure no one asks the right question.

A united India can't be broken.
A divided one can be steered.

Sovereignty means seeing threats clearly.
Even when they come from your "friend."

India is not Bangladesh.
Yet.

Be informed, not entertained. 🙃

[Damien Marsic @Damien_Marsic]

@KgenesisD @suer_er1 @zdervid Obviously. There is an unresolved dispute between Chinese people. It does not make Taiwan a country. No country on Earth recognizes Taiwan as a country. All recognize it as a province of China, whether they recognize the PRC or the ROC.

[Damien Marsic @Damien_Marsic]

@Knee_Unit @GordonGChang Ok, I suppose you also believe that they have concentration camps, slave labor, genocide, and that they ban religion. You probably also believe that the world is flat. The amount of brainwashing some people have received does not cease to amaze me. Your case is fascinating.

[Damien Marsic @Damien_Marsic]

@KgenesisD @suer_er1 @zdervid Taiwan is not a country, it's officially (by both the PRC and the ROC, as well as the UN) a province of China.

[Damien Marsic @Damien_Marsic]

@igq2xe Of course it's normal. Western people have been brainwashed for decades with ridiculous beliefs, they need to be educated.

[Damien Marsic @Damien_Marsic]

@lokmanarsllann Wow, you are incredibly brainwashed by American propaganda. I am sad for you, you don't seem to have the ability to use your own brain. I am not Chinese but I live in China and I feel much more free and safe than when I was living in the US or in Europe.

[Damien Marsic @Damien_Marsic]

@DesmondLst04 Wow. It was you who has been giving orders to America ? Now I understand why they have been acting so stupidly for all those years.

[Damien Marsic @Damien_Marsic]

@Castamere0 @Lining537216 @dotam1k How can you be so stupid ? Xinjiang is the number one tourist destination in China with hundreds of millions of visitors each year. It is completely open to visit by anyone. There never was any concentration camp. I live myself in China and I met many Uyghurs. They are very happy

[The Heartlands Tribune @HeartlandsTrib]

I'm old enough to remember Ukraine before February 2022. Before the great PR makeover. Before billions in British public money started flowing. Before the swastikas were quietly airbrushed out of the picture and yesterday's neo-Nazi problem became today's inconvenient history.

Back in January 2015, Ross Kemp travelled to Ukraine for his Extreme World documentary series, investigating the rise of the far right and the Azov Battalion, including its neo-Nazi elements and symbolism.

This was British mainstream television, not Russian propaganda.

Funny how quickly history gets rewritten when the geopolitical interests change and the public chequebook comes out.

Of course, Ukraine's corruption, extremist movements and internal divisions didn't magically disappear in February 2022. But suddenly, mentioning what British journalists had openly reported for years was enough to get you branded a Kremlin sympathiser.

Well, here's Ross Kemp reporting from Ukraine in 2015, long before the political rebranding.

No Russian bots. No Kremlin script. Just the history they would rather you didn't remember.