The Lenins are Migrating West

A West German city will have a statue of Lenin…

The Marxist-Leninist Party of Germany will erect a statue of V.I. Lenin in Gelsenkirchen, North Rhein-Westphalia. The city government wanted to prevent this project, and led a lengthy court battle with the Marxists, which it lost.

The Lenin statue was made in the USSR, and was acquired by the Marxists from an unnamed Czech city in an auction.

Source

Russia Ought to Finish the Nord Stream 2 and cut Ukraine off From any Gas Transit

Yes, Russia has these two jobs now!

And they ought to be complete by the mid 2020s.

And if Russia fails to build the pipeline, it will be a shameful display. Russia will show herself as technologically incompetent, vulnerable to US sanctions, and open to abuse by provincial parasites like Ukraine.

That’s all from me, watch Kobolev of Naftogaz boasting at the Atlantic Council. Russia needs to prove these people wrong…

Anton Shekhovtsov Denies his Duginist Past and Makes Apologetics for Neonazis in the Atlantic Council

It would not be the first time Western funded think tanks try to white wash Naziism in Ukraine..

You see the West has a little bit of a problem. In 2014, the West supported a violent coup d’état by the hands of radical nationalists. The new regime in Ukraine employed literal Neonazis to repress the pro-Russian segment of the Ukrainian society. The war in Eastern Ukraine attracted people from around the World, who belong to the Neonazi international. Ukraine has become a bit of an Afghanistan of Neonaziism, and from time to time, the West suffers a blowback in the form of far right terrorism.

At the end of the day, the Western elites don’t bother about few “aroused hotheads”. The Neonazis in Ukraine perform a valuable function of driving underground whatever pro-Russian sentiment there is.

Hence, we see articles such as this one. On the pages of the Atlantic Council, Anton Shekhovtsov tries to say that the battalion Azov is not really Neonazi because they are an official military unit and have more recently formed a civilian wing.

Shekhovtsov bills himself as an expert on far right movements and last I heard, he was residing in Norway. Nevertheless, he has some interesting past. Turns out he was an Eurasianist:

Back in the mid-2000s, he was involved with the International Eurasian Movement’s youth wing in Crimea, when it was part of Ukraine. Known as the “Eurasian Youth Union” (ECM in Russian), it’s a right-wing organization which believes in a “Greater Russia” and largely follows the teachings of the aforementioned Dugin.

From RT

It would seem Anton has followed the path of many far right Ukrainians from the Eastern regions. There was clearly more money in being a Western NGO employee, and working for the West and the Ukrainian powers that be. Remember, the leader of Azov, Biletsky once called for the creation of a union with Russia. And then he was bought by Avakov and now is singing a different tune.

Well, this Shekhovtsov character appears to have an even darker side. In 2014 he was among those that cheered the death of people, who were burned alive in Odessa on 2 May. He called them vermin…

Here is a closeup:

He calls the RT article about him “a slander”…

This Shekhovtsov guy is a sleaze, who can’t own up to his past, cheers the deaths of people killed in Odessa on 2 May 2014, and makes apologetics for Neonaziism…

Ask Your Normie Friends About Big Tech

I have decided to bother some of my friends by…

asking them about social media. It is a little brand awareness game where I ask my normie friends whether they know of any competitor to YouTube or Facebook.

It would seem to me that these two have a virtual monopoly on online video sharing and interpersonal communication.

Few of my normie friends have ever heard of platforms such as GAB or Bitchute, or the fact they were deplatformed by Big Tech companies, among them Google.

The latter, as the parent company of YouTube, denied a service to a potential competitor. This may be legal but monopolies certainly aren’t encouraged in other fields. Mind you, bakers can be tried in court for refusing to bake a cake for a gay couple.

A related poll I ran on Twitter, I got 16 respondents:

The Czech Parliamentarians Write Letters to the US Congress Complaining About Media in the Czech Republic

Our elected representatives have found an interesting activity…

In the span of three months they have already sent two letters of complaint to the US Congress about the media situation in the Czech Republic.

CZECH MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT WRITE TO CONGRESS. THEY ARE CONCERNED ABOUT DISINFORMATION ON SOCIAL MEDIA. Seven out of nine factions in the parliament warn against the danger disinformation on social media presents to democracy. They are addressing the congressmen to use their influence on Facebook, Google, Twitter to make these companies behave more responsibly. Only the communists and SPD(anti-immigration right) did not join [the initiative]. (29 November 2019)
A letter was sent to the Congress, where representatives of the Czech Pirate Party (SJW leftist trash) warn against the sale Nova (TV station) to Petr Kellner. They are trying to bring the attention of the American politicians to potential pro-Chinese propaganda. Kellner says this is just for him.

The Czech TV Sponsored A New Film by Oleg Sentsov

Pity us

One of the reasons I am being so often banned on Facebook, I suspect is that I troll the Czech TV, and openly call their behaviour parasitical.

The Czech TV is a state television that costs me 180,- CZK per month in license fees. Netflix cost 199,- CZK and I only ever turn my TV on to watch something on a wide screen through streaming services.

The Czech TV swallows 7 billion CZK annually, and there are countless instances of wasteful conduct. Here for example:

THE CZECH TELEVISION FILM CENTER: At the Berlin film festival introduced another film which the Czech TV collaborated on. The film NUMBERS od film maker, Oleg Sentsov will premiere at Berlinale Special section. The film is based on a theatre play of Oleg Sentsov and was produced in collaboration with Akhtem Seitablaiv, while Sentsov was still in jail. It is a metaphorical story about a totalitarian society and the birth of a desire for freedom. These countries collaborated on the film: Ukraine, Poland, the Czech Republic and France.

Obviously, the Czech citizen hasn’t got any control over where the money extorted from him is going. Furthermore, the Czechs are fed this dishonest propaganda that because the Czech TV does not have a private owner, it is somehow more objective than the rest of the media scene, when it has long been “privatized” by people with an agenda.