The Russophobia of Officially Commemorating the Warsaw Pact Invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968

Recently, the Russian foreign ministry issued a note in response to the Czech parliament making the Warsaw Pact invasion of  21 August 1968 a “notable date.” Here is why this decision of the Czech parliamentarians is an anti-Russian act, which will not help build good relations between the two countries…  

It has to be noted, that for the post-Communist Czech public, the invasion of 1968 was not an invasion by the Warsaw Pact, the Soviet Union, in defence of the harsh Communist system. To them, it was the Russians trying to subdue Czech democracy. Don’t trust me? This is what the Czech prime minister had to say about it:

It is absolutely unacceptable that Russia is trying to comment on our decision. Everybody is clear on what happened in August 1968. It was an invasion of the Russian army, with deaths of innocent civilians, and the Czech people still have trauma because of it. The Russians have stolen 21 years of liberty from the Czech people.

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Note this, there isn’t any mention of the Warsaw Pact countries that participated in the invasion, no mention of the Soviet Union, which was much more than contemporary Russia, no mention of the Czech Communists, who invited the Warsaw Pact to intervene. There isn’t any space for discussion of nuances when historical events such as this one are politicised.

The verdict is clear, the Russians are guilty! 30 years after the Russians dismantled Communism and the USSR (and yes, it was the Russians who first voted for sovereignty, none of the freeloader republics had the balls), the Czechs create a national day of Russia bashing. And how dare the Russians complain about this?

The Czechs really have a historical trauma that to a large degree they have caused themselves. In 1946 they have voted the Communists in. During the interbellum, Czechoslovakia had the second largest Communist party in the World.  After the Communists assumed a monopoly on power in 1948, by the hands of Czech factory workers, there appeared several resistance groups, all of them were ratted out, by Czechs. Only the brothers Mašín were able to break out of this cesspit called Communist Czechoslovakia. The Czech Communists invited the Warsaw Pact intervention, and in the 21 years of unfreedom, the Communist Party had 2 million members. Some of these members are still in Czech politics today.

This Russia blaming simply serves to absolve the Czechs of the complicity in bolshevism…

Kyiv Post Obtained Documents Proving the Reality of Porokhobots

Porokhobots were online personalities that supported Petro Poroshenko in his failed reelection campaign.

The Kyiv Post has obtained documents proving the Porokhobots were on a payroll:

But new documents obtained by the Kyiv Post suggest that not all press or media commentary in favor of former President Petro Poroshenko was authentic.

Rather, during Poroshenko’s 2014-2019 term in office, his allies regularly paid media outlets for favorable coverage and directed smear campaigns against his critics on social networks.

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Long Hand of Putler Killed Pavlo Sheremet?

Pavlo Sheremet was a Belorussian-born Russian journalist, who was a critic Putler and Batka Lukashenko. And then he got killed in an explosion in Kiev, Ukraine, where he resided in the last years of his life…

Recently his killers were apprehended. They turned out to be veterans of the War in Eastern Ukraine. But Ukrainian media speculates…

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The killing of Pavlo Sheremet: were the soldier and the medic hired agents of Russia?

Anton Shekhovtsov Says the Danger Comes not From Russia but From China

A number of talking heads have expressed this opinion recently. Shekhovtsov mentions Emmanuel Macron, and Edward Lucas in this Swedish article…

Below is an electronic translation of the subheading:

As the increasingly authoritarian Moscow blindly strikes and strikes for a place in the emerging multipolar world, the country seems to be on the verge of being transformed into a pacifier for Beijing .Only a madman thinks it would be good for Europe with a huge, nuclear-armed proxy superpower acting in the interests of China and the Chinese industry. It is therefore important that European leaders, instead of pushing Russia into the arms of Beijing, consider how they can integrate Russia into a major Europe. But the current corrupt and aggressive leadership in Moscow is pointless to speak with. Therefore, the hope lies in cultivating a European identity – especially with the Russian youth. Europe should regard today’s Russia as a misguided lamb that will eventually return to its European flock, under the conditions of the Western countries, says Shekhovtsov.

In translation, Europe (whatever is meant by that, probably the EU) should continue treating Russia like shit, while we continue to poison the minds of the Russian youth.

I don’t think the Westerners don’t fully realise what they are up against, and Eastern sycophants like Shekhovtsov are too cowardly to treat this matter rationally.

The Maidan was Instigated by Putler so That he can Take Crimea

A number of Ukrainians express doubts about the so called Revolution of Dignity. After 5 years, the event of 2013-2014 have matured in people’s head and some are expressing the most wild of opinions…

This guy I encountered on Twitter claims Putler instructed Yanukovych to reject the EU Association deal in order to spark protests and riots, so that in the wake of this chaos, Putler would be able to seize Crimea.

One only wonders where they come up with this shit?

The Maidan became the last component of Putin’s plan to occupy Crimea.
I think the Putin gave instructions to Yanukovych not to sing the EU Association Agreement because Putin foresaw what would happen.