What, you think it was an accident that this plane purportedly carrying Jewish refugees just happened to stop in Dagestan, the hotbed of Islamic radicalism in Russia? It could have just as easily pushed on to Stavropol, which is only 2% Muslim, and there would have been no riot. I’m no conspiracy theorist, but it’s fairly obvious to me that the riot was the expected result of the plane being sent there.
Milton Gibbon
6 months ago
It would have been nice to get some more examples of russian state anti-semitism. The claim that Zelensky (and the Ukraine war effort in general) has glorified Nazism is just a matter of record which is uncomfortable for western governments. This isn’t, in and of itself, anti-semitic. Just two examples will serve as reminders of this fact: the honouring of a former SS soldier in the Canadian parliament following a speech by Zelensky (since apologised for) and the use of explicitly neo-nazi units in the army such as the Azov Brigade (still ongoing). You can support Ukraine, realise that they might need to bolster uncivilised elements of their national recruitment pool and still say that it might not be best to promote this ideology in the long run as it might be used against Ukraine by propagandists. The attacks on “minority religions” by the russian state misses the fact that this is mainly focussed against western, protestant groups such as Jehovah’s Witnesses.
David Lindsay
6 months ago
Zelensky is the only other Jewish world leader, yet even Ukraine abstained in the UN General Assembly, like Britain, Australia, Canada, India, Germany, Italy, Poland, Japan, South Korea, and even the Netherlands that had already sent in Marines. The United States and Israel must make do with Austria, Croatia, Czechia, Fiji, Guatemala, Hungary, the Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Nauru, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, and Tonga. And even that was a very long half a week ago.
What, you think it was an accident that this plane purportedly carrying Jewish refugees just happened to stop in Dagestan, the hotbed of Islamic radicalism in Russia? It could have just as easily pushed on to Stavropol, which is only 2% Muslim, and there would have been no riot. I’m no conspiracy theorist, but it’s fairly obvious to me that the riot was the expected result of the plane being sent there.
It would have been nice to get some more examples of russian state anti-semitism. The claim that Zelensky (and the Ukraine war effort in general) has glorified Nazism is just a matter of record which is uncomfortable for western governments. This isn’t, in and of itself, anti-semitic. Just two examples will serve as reminders of this fact: the honouring of a former SS soldier in the Canadian parliament following a speech by Zelensky (since apologised for) and the use of explicitly neo-nazi units in the army such as the Azov Brigade (still ongoing). You can support Ukraine, realise that they might need to bolster uncivilised elements of their national recruitment pool and still say that it might not be best to promote this ideology in the long run as it might be used against Ukraine by propagandists. The attacks on “minority religions” by the russian state misses the fact that this is mainly focussed against western, protestant groups such as Jehovah’s Witnesses.
Zelensky is the only other Jewish world leader, yet even Ukraine abstained in the UN General Assembly, like Britain, Australia, Canada, India, Germany, Italy, Poland, Japan, South Korea, and even the Netherlands that had already sent in Marines. The United States and Israel must make do with Austria, Croatia, Czechia, Fiji, Guatemala, Hungary, the Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Nauru, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, and Tonga. And even that was a very long half a week ago.
And your point being…? Your hatred towards jews?
Noted