Western presstitute media excuses neo-Nazism in Ukraine -- Puppet Masters -- Sott.net

For months, the New York Times and other major U.S. news outlets have insisted that it's just Russian propaganda to say that a significant neo-Nazi presence exists inside Ukraine, but thousands of these "non-existent" neo-Nazis battled police on Tuesday outside the parliament building in Kiev demanding recognition of their Hitler-collaborating forebears.

The parliament, aware of the obvious public relations fiasco that would follow if it bowed to far-right demands to honor members of the Nazi-affiliated Ukrainian Insurgent Army (or UIA), defeated the proposal. That touched off riots by an estimated 8,000 protesters led by Ukraine's right-wing Svoboda party and the Right Sektor.

Historians blame the UIA and other Ukrainian fascist forces for the extermination of thousands of Poles and Jews during World War II as these right-wing Ukrainian paramilitaries sided with the German Nazis in their fight against the Soviet Union's Red Army. Svoboda and the Right Sektor have elevated UIA leader Stepan Bandera to the level of a Ukrainian national hero.

But Svoboda and Right Sektor activists are not just neo-Nazi street protesters. They were key figures in last February's violent uprising that overthrew elected President Viktor Yanukovych and established a coup regime that the U.S. State Department quickly recognized as "legitimate." Many far-right militants have since been incorporated into the Ukrainian military in its fight to crush resistance to the coup regime from ethnic Russians in Ukraine's east.

Though played down by the Western press, the neo-Nazi affiliations of these militants have occasionally popped up in news stories, including references to displays of Nazi insignias, but usually these citations are mentioned only in passing or are confined to the last few paragraphs of lengthy stories or are dismissed as "Russian propaganda."

But this neo-Nazi reality continues to be an inconvenient truth about the U.S.-backed coup regime that seized power in Kiev with the overthrow of Yanukovych on Feb. 22. Several government ministries, including national security, were given to these far-right elements in recognition of their key role in the putsch that forced members of Yanukovych's government to flee for their lives.

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Russian news: Our Exclusive Interview with German Editor Turned CIA Whistleblower - Russia Insider

Exclusively for RI, Dutch journalist Eric van de Beek interviews the senior German editor who is causing a sensation with his allegations that the CIA pays German media professionals to spin stories to follow US government goals.

We wrote about this two weeks ago, and the article shot up in views, becoming one of the most read articles on our site.

Udo Ulfkotte reveals in his bestseller Bought Journalists, how he was "taught to lie, to betray and not to tell the truth to the public."

The former editor of Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, which is one of Germany’s largest newspapers, was secretly on the payroll of the CIA and German secret service, spinning the news in a way that was positive for the United States and bad for its opponents.

In his latest interview, Ulfkotte alleges that some media are nothing more than propaganda outlets of political parties, secret services, international think tanks and high finance entities.

Repenting for collaborating with various agencies and organisations to manipulate the news, Ulkotte laments, "I'm ashamed I was part of it. Unfortunately I cannot reverse this."

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U.S. News Media Propagandize for War Against Russia | The Smirking Chimp

by Eric Zuesse

Typical is TIME Magazine, which headlined on 24 July 2014, "In Russia, Crime Without Punishment.

The sub-head, from Simon Shuster, "reporting" for the Russia-hating regime of Barack Obama, in the Russia-hating Ukrainian capital Kiev, was the even-more-slanted, propagandistic: "Vladimir Putin backs the rebels suspected of shooting down Malaysia Airlines Flight 17. Why each new crisis makes him stronger." Then, to stir the fear in its gulls even more, TIME's propaganda (though they call this sort of thing "news reporting") opened: "The scene was almost too horrible to take in, and yet in a world of bristling threats no scene has been more revealing: under the baking July sun of eastern Ukraine, hundreds of bodies lay rotting as pro-Russian militiamen, some of them apparently drunk, brandished their weapons to keep European observers away." The Crime Without Punishment was here alleged to have been such men s shooting down of the Malaysian jet.

No one yet actually knew whether that passenger plane was shot down by any "pro-Russian militiamen," or perhaps by the Ukrainian regime who were trying to exterminate as many residents in the "pro-Russian" areas as possible and were seeking support from other countries in their effort to eliminate the people in Ukraine s regions where the new Obama-installed regime was unpopular, or perhaps even by Russian soldiers across the border inside Russia who were trying to help to protect those Russian-speaking Ukrainians from Kiev s bombers, or what. But any "news" report that opens with such a loaded phrase as "suspected of shooting down," without simultaneously saying who is alleged to have "suspected" those individuals, and why, and what the evidence against and for them is, is sheer rabble-rousing propaganda, not actual news-reporting at all, and it's taking cheap "patriotic" shots, to bolster the allegations and agenda of one's own government, even if that government might happen to be despised by many of the people who voted for it (people such as the present writer is), who might think that our government has shown too often that it lies through its teeth, like the U.S. media and government routinely do -- and like "our" government did in 2003 about the "need" to "eliminate Saddam's WMD." How much credibility do the U.S. "news" media, and government, actually have, after that sordid, costly, and bloody waste, in and of Iraq? Perhaps among millions of ignorant people, our regime's leaders and media still are believed, but not among anyone who followed and analyzed the "news reports" closely during the months leading up to our shameful, scandalous, invasion of Iraq. It was one lie, and distortion, and stenographic "news report" from White House sources, after another all really just lying propaganda, all designed to win enough suckers so that George W. Bush could claim that "everybody knows he's hiding something." And, as the Democratic Party's "Media Matters" documented as late as 25 October 2010, headlining, "D j vu: Right-wing media absurdly claim 'Bush was right' about Iraq's WMDs," the lies were still being circulated by Republican Party mouthpieces such as Fox "News," even years later, constantly trying to rewrite history, constantly lying about it. But the Democratic Party's propagandists are only slightly less untrustworthy themselves, and you won't find out about that by reading "Media Matters," which lies only for Democrats, even for fake ones, such as Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton -- pro-Wall-Street "Democrats," who protect banksters (at the public's expense) as much (and as effectively) as self-declared Republican politicians do.

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