Max Blumenthal and Aaron Mate cover the international scandal that unfolded when the Liberal Party of Canada’s Justin Trudeau honored a Ukrainian Nazi veteran of the Waffen-SS, and the dark history it forced to the surface.
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This panel is definitely anti-Nazi, but, as is common with Jewish immigrants from the Soviet Union, or sharp, upper-middle class Jews, like Mark Ames (who lived in Russia during the Yeltsin period, published the slackers’ bible about life in Moscow with Taibbi, the eXile, etc.), many of their views can also be at times gratuitously pedantic and Russophobic. Chalk that up to the limits of left-liberalism.—Editor
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EDITOR—Garland stresses that Justin Trudeau and the Canadian political class have long given shelter and support to Ukrainian fascists, at least since the end of WW2 (Operation Paperclip), and that it is simply not credible that Trudeau or his parliamentarians had not properly vetted or did not know the true political identity of their Nazi guest, the onetime member of the notorious Galician SS Waffen division, billed, however as a freedom warrior for Ukraine, committed to the killing of Russians, something that, apparently, in the eyes of the Western cliques, immersed to their eyeballs in rabid Russophobia, cleanses the man and his ilk of crimes against humanity, and which justifies 2 standing ovations by the entire chamber, along with V. Zelensky, the guest of honor.
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BORZZIKMAN—The expert community began to discuss a very strange statement by US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin. In particular, he indirectly asked the Russian military not to start hunting for American tanks in Ukraine. ”I remember perfectly well how the Russians announced a hunt for German Leopard-2 tanks. This should not be allowed to happen with ‘M1-Abrams’ tanks. The Russians should start playing by the rules and stop declaring a hunt for American tanks,” – US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said.
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BILLY BOB—The Blowback roundtable episode 20 with special guest Daniel Lazare. The regulars: Bill Bob, Carlo Parcelli, Ben Toth. In depth discussion of imperial policies, Canada’s descent into near overt fascism, along with most vassal nations controlled by the US. Canada now has the distinction—with the UK and the US—of harboring more Ukrainian war criminals than any other part of the world, except for Ukraine and other states in Eastern Europe, especially Hungary and the Baltics. These people were accepted by London, Ottawa and Washington with full knowledge of their Nazi past, but what mattered to the “Western allies” was the fierce anti-communist Russophobia that these individuals carried in their hearts and still do after many decades of silent residence in these complicit countries.
