MARGARET KIMBERLEY—Ukrainian president Volodomyr Zelensky’s recent visits to the U.S. and Canada were replete with calls to never give up and to defeat Vladimir Putin and to give Ukraine an endless supply of weapons and money. The Canadians were so eager to impress that they revealed a truth they had been denying.
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DANNY HAIPHONG—Former UN Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter discusses what he learned traveling to Russia and how reality on the ground completely contradicts the neocons’ narrative of Russia’s weakness, spelling doom for their agenda in Ukraine.
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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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Norman Finkelstein, whose latest book is I’ll Burn that Bridge When I Get to It, returns to Useful Idiots with as much heretical bravado as ever: he’s coming out swinging. First, he’s dissecting the embarrassing Nazi celebration in Canada: the Orwellian push to have it erased from history, Trudeau’s fake apology, and the despicable claims that Zelensky, who speaks English and understands Ukrainian history, didn’t know that he was saluting a Nazi soldier. “When he [Zelensky] raised his hand,” Norman explains, “this Jew as we’re constantly told, he was lending himself to the Nazi cause.”
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GARLAND NIXON—Garland adds his voice to the still-growing backlash against Canada’s regime’s celebration of Nazism, which, somewhat surprisingly has been reproduced in many channels, not only in the alt media, but even some mainstream platforms. This is wat surprise can do, I guess. The mob of disinformers in charge of the imperial lies and protective narrative are not accustomed to pivoting on their toes, they’re not exactly Muhamed Ali when it comes to parrying heavy blows. They are mediocre creatures, careerists who always wait for precise instructions. Here the building exploded in flames all of a sudden and they did not know what to do.
