Pro-Russian separatists are forcing the Jews to regenerate themselves as Jewish."regi

directly from Dima´s media urinal , every one even you knows that UPA fought all occupants AK, Nazis, red partisans , and red army .

here the facts:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ukrainian_Insurgent_Army

 

No, I am not, but the existence of Jew-hatred among a percentage of the two groups is hardly a deep dark secret. If you have evidence to the contrary please post it, rather than vaguely try to discredit what many people perceive to be the facts of the matter.

 

LOL , Jewish humor !! i like it

sign on Igor Kolomoisky´s T-shot "Yid-Bandera"

 

but i am , and fact is that :

evidence :


http://www.politicalforum.com/showthread.php?t=350562&p=1063774183#post1063774183

PS
sign on Igor Kolomoisky´s T-shot "Yid-Bandera", do you know what does it mean ?

 

Haw, haw, haw

'And so we straight let out on bail
A convict from the county jail,
Whose head was next
On some pretext
Condem-ned to be mown off,
And made him Headsman, for we said,
"Who's next to be decapited
Cannot cut off another's head
Until he's cut his own off, his own off, his own off.
Until he's cut his own off."

And we are right, I think you'll say,
To argue in this kind of way;
And I am right,
And you are right,
And all is right—too-looral-lay!'

The Mikado/ Act I/Part III

 

Nope, straight from the pen of one of the world's leading investigative journalists.

 

one more anti-globalist freak who can not a word in Ukrainian, surzhik or Russian(much like you), and is not an expert on Ukrainian -Russian relations .
and the Guardian (tabloid), is not 1 class press like, the economist , the time , BBC, etc.

 

A couple of pictures don't constitute evidence. Let me provide some deeper sources for you:

In Ukraine, violence against Jews and anti-Semitic graffiti remains.[23][24]

There were a number of right-wing nationalist and antisemitic groups in Ukraine in the 1990s. Among the most conspicuous was the MAUP, a private university with extensive financial ties to Islamic regimes. In the March 2006 issue (No. 9/160) of the Personnel Plus magazine by MAUP, an article "Murder Is Unveiled, the Murderer Is Unknown?" revives false accusations from the Beilis Trial, stating that the jury recognized the case as ritual murder by persons unknown, even though it found Beilis himself not guilty.[25]

Riots broke out in September 1993 in Vinnytsia, where UNA-UNSO members picketed the offices of the local Jewish mayor Dmitrii Dvorkis. During the same period, other Jewish mayors - Odessa's Eduard Gurwits and Donetsk's Yukhym Zvyahilsky - also became subjects of antisemitic campaigns.[26]

During Ukrainian elections candidates like Yulia Tymoshenko and Arseniy Yatsenyuk have been "accused" of being Jewish, in what appeared to be smear campaigns.[27][28][29][30] The 2010 presidential elections involved Jews, Israel, and anti-Semitism becoming a "major motif," as some officials made anti-Semitic statements, and others condemned these statements. Some candidates, which include a Jew and a person whose rivals claim is Jewish, blamed fellow candidate Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko for bringing anti-Semitism into the race.[31]

More recently Jewish organizations in and outside of Ukraine have accused the political party All-Ukrainian Union "Svoboda" of open Nazi sympathies and being anti-Semitic.[32] In May 2013 the World Jewish Congress listed the party as neo-Nazi.[33] "Svoboda" itself has denied being anti-Semitic.[34] In the 2012 Ukrainian parliamentary elections "Svoboda" won its first seats in the Ukrainian Parliament,[35] garnering 10.44% of the popular vote and the 4th most seats among national political parties.

As of April 2008, in total, 100 hate crimes were committed since January 2007. One of every five hate crimes in Ukraine since the start of last year was against the Jewish community, the country's security police reported. However, not known how much of those attacks were on a racial base.[6]

[33] Attacks on ethnic minorities are occurring in Ukraine at a record pace, according to the Union of Councils for the Jews in the Former Soviet Union.[33] Historically, the territory of Ukraine has been the scene of some of history's worst persecution of Jews led by occupying powers, including Tsarist pogroms, Nazi genocides, and Stalin's antisemitic campaigns. The problem of antisemitism has remained despite large-scale emigration of Jews to Israel, Europe, and the United States following the disintegration of the Soviet Union. In 2008 Human Rights First reported that "in recent years" Ukraine had seen a revival of anti-Jewish prejudice in the form of an increase of antisemitic attacks and incidents.[20] In 2012 the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) reported that "The number of antisemitic publications in Ukraine had dropped markedly since 2007" and that "The authorities have taken steps to promote awareness and ensure remembrance of victims of the Holocaust and to improve the teaching of Jewish history in schools".

During the 2010 presidential elections-campaign candidates Arseniy Yatsenyuk and Yulia Tymoshenko were "accused" of being Jewish, in what appeared to be a smear campaign.[35] Tymoshenko was referred to as "the Jewish woman with the braid".[36] Unattributed leaflets referring to Tymoshenko as "a Jew" and calling not to vote for her appeared in mail boxes in Western Ukraine in the last week before the February 7, 2010 runoff vote of the election.[35] Uzhhorod Mayor Serhiy Ratushniak, not previously known to be antisemitic,[37] attacked Yatsenyuk on the grounds of his alleged Judaism.[38] Ukrainian Jewish leaders retaliated against Ratushniak's antisemitic statements against Yatsenyuk.[39] Vadim Rabinovich, president of the Ukrainian Jewish Congress, sent a letter to law enforcement agencies asking them to restrain Ratushniak. Going further, a lawsuit was filed against him on the grounds of "hooliganism, abuse of office and the violation of the racial and national equality of citizens, after allegedly using viciously antisemetic rhetoric and beating an agitator for one of the leading presidential candidates, who has an ethnically Jewish background" (in August 2009, Ratushniak was alleged to have beaten a female campaigner for Yatseniuk;[40][41] he denied involved in the incident.

This became crystal clear during a cringe-inducing vertep, a comedic skit based on Ukrainian folk tradition, performed on the main stage at Euromaidan on New Year’s Eve. Based equally on the birth of Jesus and contemporary Ukrainian politics, the lead role was played by a Svoboda parliamentarian named Bogdan Benyuk, who donned black garb and sidelocks to play a stereotypical Orthodox Jewish wheeler-dealer character called Zhyd (****). Explaining to the crowd that he is involved in various occupations – including banking, stock market speculation, loan sharking and hosting a talk show – the Jewish oligarch character sings gleefully, “East and West belong to me; our people are everywhere.”

Zhyd creates problems for the newborn Jesus and contemplates taking a bribe from a character evoking both Yanukovych and King Herod to help him crush the protesters. Fascinatingly, the Jew switches sides and joins the opposition when he learns that on orders from the king, the regime’s forces are preparing to kill Jewish firstborns. The audience is given to understand that the shift in loyalty is due not to a belated outburst of conscience, but rather because Zhyd is worried the regime may turn on his own people.

Read more: http://forward.com/articles/191009/ukraine-euromaidan-protests-must-shun-anti-semitis/#ixzz2zj0fBwJz

 

it only an opinion of an Jew, here is opinion of The Vaad of Ukraine (leaders of Ukraine’s Jewish communities)

Read more: http://www.jta.org/2014/03/05/news-...ders-to-vladimir-putin-back-off#ixzz2zj8vCyrM

Ukraine has the real issue , they forced to resist , the first in 60 years attempt to change European borders with chain of anschluss

Russian nationalism sees Jews as the main enemy


http://vk.com/public44010973
http://vk.com/advicereptiloid

 

RuSSki propaganda today

 

Since my original statement was that an element of both the Ukrainian nationalists AND the pro-Russians were Jew-haters, showing me anti-semitic russian propaganda doesn't change what I was saying in the first place. If I was a Jew in the Ukraine I wouldn't trust either faction and I'd worry that the current uncertainty and possible future fighting presented a situation where such Jew-haters from either group might act directly against me.

 

its only , become you have very little knowligius about Ukraine, Ukrainian nation "fathers" , etc. do you know that Kolomoisky (Jew) represents the new government in Donbas, and fights pro - Russian collaborationist daily ?

 

I know enough about the Ukraine to know that the majority of Nazi collaborators during WW2 were from the Western Ukraine and that a fair number were recruited as local help into Einsatzgruppen hunting down the Jews. There is definitely a history of Jew-hatred throughout the whole of the Ukraine and a small percentage still harbor such attitudes. Litwin keeps harping on the evidence against the pro-Russians, but remains silent about the evidence against the pro-Westeners (leaning toward the EU and the USA).