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A standing ovation for a Nazi exposes unpleasant truths about the war in Ukraine   W estern cheerleaders for the war in Ukraine have sought to deny the complicated relationship between Ukrainian nationalism and   neo-Nazi groups , calling any discussion of a Nazi past or present in Ukraine a “Putin talking point.” But the truth can only be suppressed for so long, and it recently burst forth in what should have been a sleepy session of the Canadian Parliament. In the midst of introducing Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy for yet another address to the House of Commons, Speaker Anthony Rota   recognized   98-year-old Yaroslav Hunka as a Ukrainian war hero for fighting the Soviet Union during World War II,   apparently unaware   that Hunka had volunteered for the Waffen-SS Galicia division, a Nazi military unit notorious for horrific war crimes. An entire roomful of MPs, along with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and a fist-pumping Zelensky, rose in a standing ovation for Hun

  My Gromyko Theory By  Karen Kwiatkowski Senator Ted Cruz says  that Michelle Obama may step in  to the role of unifier for the sad, sad Democratic Party.  She has certainly  picked up the pace of pocket-lining , in the traditional Clinton Obama way. If Cruz can make a prediction, I hope I can be forgiven for this one. I think Hillary Clinton awaits her second chance – and like  CIA mouthpiece David Ignatius , she doesn’t want Kamala to be the first woman king. I mentioned this to a likeminded friend, who was horrified – we agreed, everyone we know hates Hillary. But a Hillary,  with her new campaign hairstyle , and possibly running with a healthy-looking younger super leftie like Gavin Newsom, may be required to guarantee a Democratic win 13 months from now. She is not popular, and neither are the Democrats.  No amount of advanced cheating, corporate funded and media promulgated lies, ballot harvests and dumps, and middle-of-the-night vote counting system resets can give the Democrat

  MIC McConnell: Senator discloses that the indefinite proxy war in Ukraine is purposed with 'reindustrializing' the arms industry Interviewer agrees that Ukraine is a jobs program for the "military industrial complex." JORDAN SCHACHTEL Senate Minority Leader Mitch “ Glitch ” McConnell spoke at the  defense industry-funded  CEPA Forum in Washington D.C. on Wednesday and made a very revealing comment about the state of the war in Ukraine. McConnell, who is 81 years old and has recently suffered from several major health crises, was on hand to accept the think tank’s “Transatlantic Leadership Award.” In making the case for the continuing war effort, McConnell made sure to mention that the “Ukrainians,” and not Americans, “are doing the fighting themselves,” as if this was some kind of video game that justified the slaughter of hundreds of thousands of human beings. His next comment really let the cat out of the bag. “As a result of the weapons transfers that we’ve made