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Poland Strips Zelensky of National Medal for Supporting Nazis.
- A Radical Dispatch
1) Poland Rebukes Zelensky For Supporting Nazis
The Polish government has started openly accusing Zelensky of supporting Nazism. After years of rightly supporting their neighbour Ukraine through Putin’s invasion, Poland’s president has announced that his country is stripping Zelensky of their highest medal after Zelensky renamed a special forces unit after historic Nazis. Poland has had enough.
The Times reports 24th June 2026:
“The Order of the White Eagle, one of the oldest state decorations awarded anywhere in the world, is testament to the knotty complexities of Polish history. Over three centuries it has been bestowed on figures as varied as Queen Elizabeth II, Benito Mussolini, the Japanese emperor Hirohito and a distant relative of Robert the Bruce who fought the Swedes for Tsar Peter I of Russia. Seldom, though, has it caused such an international commotion as it has in the past few days. The decision by President Nawrocki of Poland to strip the honour from President Zelensky of Ukraine has precipitated a meltdown in relations….
…Zelensky prompted the latest crisis by renaming a Ukrainian special forces unit after the ‘heroes of the UPA’, or Ukrainian Insurgent Army. In Ukraine, the UPA, a paramilitary force under the aegis of the right-wing extremist Stepan Bandera…its forces also massacred between 60,000 and 120,000 Poles in the border regions of Volhynia and Eastern Galicia from March 1943 to the end of 1944. This has widely been described by historians as an act of genocide…The renamed special forces unit is not the only case. Several Ukrainian formations have adopted names or symbols associated with the Third Reich. These include drone units dubbed Luftwaffe and Nakhtigal, which is based on the German word for nightingale and appears to allude to a Nazi Germany unified armed forces battalion that was mostly made up of Ukrainian volunteers.”
Here is an image published by the Times of London, in the same article, depicting a Luftwaffe arm band on a Ukranian soldier.
In explaining his decision, President Nawrocki of Poland made a lengthy and nuanced statement. His entire speech is worth watching or reading.
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Polish President Karol Nowrocki: “The sacrifices made by our ancestors must not be betrayed by silence. These are graves that must not be forgotten. These are historical wounds that demand truth, remembrance, and respect. We Poles remember our own; we do not abandon them, and we always stand up for them. Respect for our ancestors and honesty regarding history are duties incumbent upon us all. A nation that loses its memory loses a part of its soul. A state that ceases to defend the truth about its history ceases to be a guardian of national dignity. Historical truth is not—and can never be—a bargaining chip. Remembering the victims is a moral obligation of the Polish state.
For the vast majority of Polish society, the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) remains, above all, a formation responsible for the brutal crimes committed against citizens of the Republic of Poland during World War II. The Polish state’s position on this matter has been clear for years. In 2016, the Sejm of the Republic of Poland recognized the crimes committed by the OUN and UPA as genocide. Under this act, July 11 was established as the National Day of Remembrance for the Victims of Genocide Committed by Ukrainian Nationalists; this was further reaffirmed by a special law in 2025. Facts are not subject to negotiation. They do not change with the political climate or convenience.
The facts are that at least 100,000 Polish citizens were murdered by the UPA in Volhynia, Eastern Galicia, the Lublin region, and Podkarpacie simply because they were Poles, Jews, or members of other minorities; it is a fact that the victims were residents of villages and towns—entire families, women, children, and the elderly. They were not soldiers on a battlefield; they were defenseless civilians. They were murdered brutally and barbarically. It is also a fact that, to this day, the victims have not received a dignified burial. Therefore, naming a Ukrainian military unit after UPA perpetrators carries significance that extends far beyond Ukraine’s internal affairs. Poland has repeatedly signaled to the Ukrainian side the particular importance of this issue. We conveyed our position and our expectation that the consequences of this decision—and its impact on relations between our states—be reconsidered. Ultimately, the Ukrainian side’s position remained unchanged. History should not be an obstacle to the future. However, a good future can be built only on the truth.
Poland has repeatedly demonstrated its ability to shape the future while rising above the burden of the past, yet never at the expense of memory. In recent years, we have consistently built relations with Ukraine based on partnership and dialogue. After I assumed the office of President, the President of Ukraine and I made a joint effort to rebuild trust in areas that remained sources of tension. We managed to make progress on issues that had gone unresolved for decades. The return of St. Nicholas Church in Kyiv and the granting of permission to search for and exhume Polish victims in Ostrówki, Wola Ostrowiecka, Huta Pieniacka, Hołosko, Zboiska, Ugły, and Późniki signaled that, despite a difficult history, agreement is possible. All these actions gave grounds to believe that Poland and Ukraine were gradually finding a path toward lasting reconciliation. Therefore, the Ukrainian authorities’ decision to glorify the UPA is not only outrageous but also incomprehensible and deeply disappointing. It strikes not only at historical memory but also at the trust built over years and in recent months.
It strikes at the foundation of reconciliation; it strikes at the conviction that truth can be a common language for our nations. Even before Russia’s aggression, Poland was among the states actively supporting Ukraine’s European aspirations. After the Russian invasion in 2022, Poles opened their borders, their homes, and their hearts to millions of Ukrainians. We all remember those poignant images—of women, children, the sick, and the elderly. Even pets rescued from the ravages of war were cared for at special veterinary stations. There were no refugee camps; instead, there were ordinary homes and hotels. We did everything we could to save our neighbours. At that terrible moment, Poland provided unprecedented humanitarian, political, economic, and military aid. We urged other nations to provide rapid assistance. Today, over one and a half million Ukrainians live in Poland.
The scale of financial aid we have provided to a fighting Ukraine amounts to billions of zlotys. As Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, I must also recall that the Polish military has trained thousands of Ukrainian soldiers. Today, we cannot remain indifferent to the fact that some of them will now serve under the banner of the UPA. This is unacceptable to us. I do not cite these figures and data to demand gratitude, but rather to ensure everyone understands why the Ukrainian President’s decision provokes such strong opposition from us. We, too, as a community, are bearing the costs of this war. We are not fighting directly, yet our engagement is exceptional and robust.
The Order of the White Eagle is no ordinary distinction; it is a symbol of the Republic’s utmost trust. It signifies a special bond with the Polish state and the nation’s profound gratitude. Such a symbol demands not only merit but also respect for the values that form the foundation of our community. The President of the Republic serves as the Grand Master of the Order of the White Eagle and is duty-bound to safeguard the honor of this highest state decoration. This obligation also rests with the Chapter of the Order of the White Eagle.
Therefore, in light of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s approval to designate a unit of the Armed Forces of Ukraine as the “Heroes of the UPA”—and following consultation with the Chapter— I have decided to revoke the Order of the White Eagle awarded to the President of Ukraine. I wish to emphasise here: this decision is not directed against the Ukrainian people. Nor does it signal a shift in the strategic direction of Polish security policy. We have supported and continue to support Ukraine because we recognize that Russian aggression poses a threat to the security of both Poland and all of Europe. Nothing has changed in this assessment. Russia is the aggressor, and Putin is a criminal who bears responsibility for unleashing a war that has brought Europe its largest armed conflict since the end of World War II. Behind every bombed residential district, every child forced to flee the war, and every family torn apart by violence lies a decision made in the Kremlin. This is not merely a quirk of history. Poland knows the price of Russian imperialism better than most European nations.
We know it not from textbooks, but from history written in the blood of our ancestors. We know it from the partitions, from Siberia, from deportations, from Katyń, and from decades of life behind the Iron Curtain. We know it from the experience of generations whose freedom, dignity, and right to self-determination were targeted. That is why we must not be naive. History has taught us one brutal truth.
Freedom is not granted once and for all. Every generation must be ready to safeguard it. Every generation must have the courage to stand with those who are fighting for it today. Ukraine has the right to defend its independence, and Poland remains a champion of its sovereignty and territorial integrity. Poland remains ready to cooperate with Ukraine. Poland remains a proponent of dialogue.
However, Poland will steadfastly uphold the memory of its citizens and the dignity of its national symbols. Poland will defend its national interests and values. Poland will not consent to the glorification of those who murdered defenseless Polish civilians. Ukraine’s path toward European structures also requires a readiness to honestly confront the difficult chapters of its own history. A united Europe was built upon the rejection of totalitarianism and the cult of violence.
These principles must apply to everyone. There can be no place in the European Union for those who fail to understand this, and Poland will certainly not allow it. Ukraine should also bear in mind that nothing serves the Kremlin’s interests better than conflict between Poles and Ukrainians. Any dispute regarding historical memory weakens our nations and strengthens those who seek to divide and conquer Europe.
Our shared history holds symbols of genuine, invaluable cooperation in the struggle against the common threat posed by aggressive empires: Hetman Petro Konashevych-Sahaidachny in the 17th century, Hetman Pylyp Orlyk in the 18th century, and Ataman Symon Petliura in the 20th century. These figures provide a sound and wise foundation for building a culture of remembrance and reconciliation between our nations. This is the kind of cooperation we need.
Unfortunately, reinforcing memories poisoned by atrocity does not build; it damages and destroys our relations. That is why today’s decision is not merely symbolic—it is also a warning signal. There are boundaries in Polish-Ukrainian relations that must not be crossed. It is also an appeal to our neighbors: return to the path of truth and mutual respect. Ladies and gentlemen, this is a lesson for us as well.
We cannot remain indifferent to the affirmation of symbols of crime. We cannot allow the propagation of ideologies responsible for genocide. Just as we reject the symbols of German Nazism and Soviet communism, we must reject the cult of the perpetrators of the Volhynian crime. There is no place for the red and black Bandera flags in Polish public space. It’s time to sanction it legally. At the same time, there can be no consent to equating the UPA with the Home Army or the steadfast soldiers. Unlike the UPA, the Home Army headquarters warned against blind revenge, prohibiting the killing of women and children. Those who spread such lies should be excluded from public discussion. They harm Poland. Ladies and Gentlemen, we cannot forget about our history. We cannot abandon our memory.
We cannot give back the dignity of our victims. This is how we understand our duty to those who can no longer speak with their own voice. This is how we understand the meaning of the Order of the White Eagle. Poland lives when the nation remembers. Long live Poland.”
Nowrocki is correct.
One only wonders why it took Poland so long.
2) We Are Funding Terrorists & Extremists
If you ever catch yourself wondering why anti-semitism, anti-Muslim hate, Islamist extremism and generally all forms of hate are on the rise, the sad reality is that our governments have been funding it all for war in Ukraine, Syria and elsewhere, while stigmatising any and all who spoke out against such policies.
We Are Complicit.
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Maajid Nawaz for WARRIOR CREED: “…and you wonder why antisemitism is on the rise. You wonder why anti-Muslim hate and bigotry is on the rise across Europe. We have literally been funding extremists. Not only under Biden and Obama and John Kerry as Secretary of State, where we’re funding and providing military strategic support to ISIS in Syria, because we wanted to overthrow Assad, but we we are doing the same with the Nazis in Ukraine. And ISIS and Nazis are no different. They are both totalitarian extremist terrorist militia. The Azov Nazis in Ukraine and ISIS in Syria: it is as wrong to fund ISIS in Syria for pragmatic reasons so that we, because we despise Assad, as it is to fund the Azov Nazis in Ukraine, because for pragmatic reasons we despise Putin. We do not fund terrorists because we don’t like another country. That era is over. Trump put an end to it in Syria. He will put an end to it in Ukraine. The Poles have now joined that struggle to put an end to it in Ukraine. A future Nigel Farage prime minister in Britain will no doubt also put an end to it, because I’m sure Mr Farage understands, that anyone who understands the history of this country knows that in World War II Britain fought against the Nazis. Britain didn’t ally with the Nazis, and nobody who calls themselves a patriot can claim to be so, if their mission in life is to fund and support Nazis and to host them in our parliament. That is a betrayal of our country and of our history.”
Even in America, historic charities such as the Southern Poverty Law Centre (SPLC) that were ostensibly set up to fight racism, have been caught funding the KKK.
The SPLC were raided earlier this year by the DoJ and have now been charged.
The US Department of Justice reports 21st April 2026:
“Between 2014 and 2023, the SPLC secretly funneled more than $3 million in donated funds to individuals who were associated with various violent extremist groups including the Ku Klux Klan, Aryan Nations, and National Socialist Party of America”
Yesterday, Fox News finally published their long awaited investigation into this alarming state of affairs.
Fox News reports 1st July 2026:
“The report included Maajid Nawaz, a British Muslim reformer who founded the Quilliam Foundation to combat Islamist extremism. The next year, in 2018, he sued the SPLC for defamation, winning a $3.375 million settlement and a public apology. Nawaz recently told Fox News Digital that the SPLC’s alleged system of paying extremists is corrupt, and he feels vindicated by the federal prosecution against the nonprofit. ‘They were funding both sides,’ Nawaz said. ‘If you control the rules of the game… you’re able to control where the hate comes from… and then control the reaction.’ ‘They were taking money to fight hate,’ he said, ‘and then funding the very hate they took money to fight.’ As the SPLC mounts its defense, Nawaz said, ‘This indictment demonstrates clearly that the SPLC should now cease to exist. It should come to an end’.”
Click through to read Fox News Digital’s full investigation here.
Radical Media’s Maajid Nawaz played a significant long term role in this investigation, due to reasons explained in the below Fox News video interview.
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Maajid Nawaz for Fox News: “My name is Maajid Nawaz. I’m the Founding Chairman of Quilliam, a counter-extremism organisation that we founded in London in 2008. My relationship with the Southern Poverty Law Centre is that mine is the only ever successful defamation case brought against the SPLC, resulting in a $3.4 million payout to me and Quilliam, a video apology by its then Chief Executive and a written apology, statement in court, retracting the fact that they had listed me - a Muslim - who was simply challenging extremism that existed, especially in those days in the form of ISIS and Al-Qaeda, from within my own religious community, and they called me an anti-Muslim extremist!
To call me an anti-Muslim extremist was an accusation really of blasphemy. It was an invitation for the extremists to come for me as somehow an enemy of the faith, an enemy of Islam and Muslims, as somehow an apostate that deserves of course in their warped mindset, deserves punishment for being ‘against Islam’. Quite somewhat ironic, I should say, that in fact it’s been revealed today because of the DoJ action and charges against them, that it was the SPLC themselves who were actually funding anti-Muslim extremism, in the form of their funding to the KKK and to other such Nazi organisations.
Really, time has vindicated, and I finally feel since 2018 from that payout that the world will see that vindication, and that justice is finally being served. They’d take our money to fight hate, and then they’d fund the very hate they took our money to fight. And then after funding that hate that they took our money to fight, they were able to triple the amount of money they got from us, to fight the hate that they had just funded. It is an absurd situation to find ourselves in!
When the people funded the SPLC campaign against me to have me adopted as an ‘anti-Muslim extremist’ part of the advice that they were getting were from Islamists masquerading as everyday ordinary Muslims. It’s very clear now they should cease to exist. They have created more damage than good. And the hate that they used to challenge in history should be remembered as that. Well done! Credit where it’s due. But in 2026, the idea that you need to fund the KKK to prove that there is racism in America, strikes me as absurd. You know, it really is dark comedy terrain.”
3) British PM Johnson Hosted Ukranian Azov Nazis in Parliament
Just as the SPLC targeted Radical Media’s Maajid Nawaz in America for raising the alarm about our support for extremism, likewise his vocal criticism of globalist warmongers in the UK led to his being removed from the mainstream corporate airwaves.
Meanwhile, former British prime minster Boris Johnson was busy hosting Ukraine’s Azov Nazis in Parliament. The world truly has been upside down.
Radical Media reports 19th June 2024:
Here is PM Johnson praising Ukraine’s Azov Nazis in a speech given at a reception for them inside Parliament.
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The shame is too great to contemplate.
4) Canadian Parliament’s Standing Ovation to Ukranian Nazi
From the US to the UK, this cancer of Nazism had also spread to globalist playground, Canada.
Radical Media reports 25th September 2023:
Not that any of this prevented corporatist media zombies from repeating the same security-state talking points over the last few years about our need to unconditionally support Zelensky’s war - which funds Nazis.
Did Putin get something right, then?
The Daily Mail reports, 6th September 2023:
5) We Have Been Trying To Warn Everyone
This should all come as no surprise to regular readers of Radical Media.
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Maajid Nawaz for WARRIOR CREED: “..there is no other respectable path for Nazism. It must be like jihadist terrorism and its ideology islamism, as we’re going to demonstrate over the course of this stream. They, all of these ‘isms’, must be treated with the truth and the reality as it is, and that is that they are all anathema to the human experience. They are concoctions devised in modernity to allow for the polarisation of humanity with their imaginations using these ideologies. These are toxic ideologies. Whether they are Islamism, Nazism, Communism, Marxism, Likudnik- Zionism. These ‘isms’ are what are disturbing our peace at the moment, and we’re going to demonstrate that through the course of this stream, with one particular ‘ism’ and that is Nazism, and its role in the Ukraine war.”
We have been covering the topic of Zelensky’s collaboration with Nazis since the start of the war.
On PBD with Patrick Bet-David:
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Watch the full podcast with Maajid Nawaz on PBD here.
Maajid Nawaz on PBD with Patrick Bet-David: “I come from a background where all Arab dictators have been our enemy. I have no sympathy for Assad. But what I wouldn’t want to ever accept is that we replace Assad with al-Qaeda and ISIS, which is what we were effectively doing, is what Trump brought to an end, by the way.
And I think to give you one final example, take Ukraine. and the Azov Nazis, who aren’t even neo-Nazis, they’re actual Nazis. They come from the Bandera tradition, which is the surviving elements of Nazism and the collaborators in Ukraine from the era of Nazism. Up until today, they are still there. Now, Azov - now every country has racists - but Azov is a battalion that was integrated into the Ukrainian army and formally became their National Guard. So the Ukrainian National Guard is the Azov Battalion. Azov are Nazis, this is not in dispute. This is not a opinion. This is a matter of fact.
I, for 10 years ran, the world’s first and leading counter extremism organisation. It was our job to brief prime ministers and presidents on who is an extremist. I have met in that pursuit George Bush, Tony Blair, David Cameron, more heads of state than I can imagine, one-on-one talking like this. I am telling you, Azov are Nazis. This is not in dispute. It’s a fact. They have Nazi insignia, and yet we’re sending weapons and funds to Nazis who are integrated into the Ukrainian army. That’s like saying that because we wanted to get rid of Assad, we’re going to fund ISIS. You can’t run the world in a way, where the ends justify the means. Because then you have what people call collateral damage. Imagine that in the intellectual side of things. We are funding and arming people who have these extremist ideologies, and then we’re surprised that these ideologies spread. Now, my job then becomes harder because it’s not just against jihadism that I stand, but of course, Nazism, obviously, which is how I ended up in the first place, becoming radicalised. So you’ve got people like us saying, look, you know, the world should be about peace, unity, love. And meanwhile, the governments that we are attempting to counsel in that regard are doing the exact opposite by arming and funding these militia all over the world.”
And likewise for TimCast with Tim Pool before that:
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Watch full TimCast episode with Maajid Nawaz here.
Maajid Nawaz with Tim Pool: “Some people say look your country’s been invaded everyone should fight. We don’t care if they’re Nazis, and my point is if they’re…look every country has racists and every country has Nazis and every country has jihadist extremists. But if you organise them into a formal battalion, that’s the equivalent - so the analogy is false there with saying every country has racists - the equivalent analogy is the US armed forces having a formal KKK battalion, with KKK flags as part of the army. That’s the analogy, right? It’s shocking. If the US did that, if the UK did that, people would be up in arms, but we’re funding it in Ukraine.
Tim Pool: “And how come many of these woke Youtubers and personalities who have no problem in fact monetize attacking Nazis are now very much in favour of our, support of these groups in Ukraine?”
Maajid Nawaz: “…but right so listen like promoting a white man at work is deemed racist, but literally funding an actual Nazi armed battalion is fine.”
Tim Pool: “The enemy of my enemy is my friend, so they say. I’m not a fan of that ideology.”
Maajid Nawaz: “Well, no, if they’re gonna say that, then I’m gonna hold them to their word and say, so why is it wrong to fund ISIS in Syria and go and join them? We’ve got UK media calling for British citizen volunteers to go and join the foreign legion in Ukraine and join these people. So hang on a minute, so when young Muslim men went to join ISIS in Syria, that’s terrorism, but you can go and join a Nazi brigade in Ukraine?”
Tim Pool: “It’s because public perception they they, look ISIS somehow managed to get, I think the famous image was like a Detroit plumbing company pickup truck, in Syria or whatever. And everyone’s like how did they get this. Yeah, how did, how were what these weapons being given to many of these rebel groups ultimately then you know becoming ISIS.”
And before that, with Tucker Carlson before he was removed from Fox News:
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Maajid Nawaz: “…we’ve got to ask this question that, you’ve got a country led by a man who even before the war Axios, the Guardian, the Atlantic Council, all of them were reporting that Zelensky, even though he ran on an anti-corruption ticket has - through the panama papers and other such leaks - has stashed his millions offshore like most corrupt oligarchs have. And so even before the war his corruption was known. And then you fast forward to what he’s done over this weekend with the banning of 11 opposition parties, and I wanna note at this stage that he banned these opposition parties, including as you mentioned Tucker the second largest in his Parliament, while the Nazi elements - and I use the word Nazi here and not ‘neo-Nazi’, because these are actual Nazis that aren’t ‘neo’ in any sense. They’re the continuation of Nazis as we know them and study them in history. And Bandera, the man that they revere, was actually a Nazi and they’ve made him into a national hero and icon. The Nazis in Ukraine have not been banned by Zelenski. And so this is a very interesting point, that you’ve got a man that’s, that we’re hailing as a democratic icon who’s fighting for freedom and democracy & our way of life, banning all opposition opposition parties, controlling, through the state, the media narrative, while refusing not only to ban Nazis, but having after not banning them, incorporated them into his state. Azov, as a battalion, formally serves in the Ukrainian National Guard. Now people say to that in response, ‘Yeah but Maajid there are racists in every country.’ No. The analogy here is, imagine, Tucker, in America the KKK had a formal battalion in the US military, that’s what we’ve got with swastikas and Nazi insignia inside the Ukrainian army…”
And before that with Joe Rogan in February 2022:
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Watch the full Rogan with Maajid Nawaz episode #1780 on Rumble.
Maajid Nawaz on Joe Rogan released February 2022: “The war in Ukraine, I believe it’s a folly. Russia and Putin, of course, like you know, all governments they have their own interests, their own agendas, yeah? But what we really should be looking at isn’t throwing Russia further into the bosom of China, which is what we’re doing at the moment. You got a Russia -China alliance against us. Surely, if we’re going to be clever, we need to be able to use diplomacy with Putin, and separate Russia from China, because the bigger danger is China, not Russia. Russia isn’t our friend, but the bigger danger is China.
The way we’re behaving at the moment, whether it’s with the Ukraine or in Syria, is we’re pushing that alliance closer. You’ve got Iran, Russia, China and they’ve got cooperation. With Biden’s screw up in Afghanistan, and not the fact we withdrew, I’ve never been for the war, as we’ve discussed, but the way he withdrew, the Taliban now have more Blackhawk helicopters than the entire British army, because of Biden, right? The Bagram airbase - that was the American base in Afghanistan, the Daily Mail reported, and you can look it up if you want to, but I’ll just tell you, the Daily Mail reported that Chinese military have now landed at Bagram. So you’ve got this axis developing: Russia, China, Iran and Afghanistan. If we’re going to be clever, we’ve got to realise this rising bloc, is not in our interests for them to stay united in that way. We should be attempting diplomacy with Russia and focusing on China as a rising concern…”
We have covered this issue regularly right here too, on Radical Media.
Radical Media reports 16th May 2022:
“…unlike anywhere else we are directly arming and funding the Nazis in Ukraine. Azov is fully integrated into the Ukrainian National Guard. This is like America having a formal KKK battalion in its armed forces.”
Radical Media reports 28th February 2022:
“Formal, insignia raising Neo-Nazi battalions in the Ukrainian armed forces and police, surely not? Read on. The truth is far worse than that I’m afraid.”
Is the message finally being received?
Further reading:
2) Ukraine and Nato expansion.
4) Ukraine As Ground Zero for the Great Reset.
5) Ukraine and Global Food Shortages.
6) Live Audience Debate in London - Is Islam Compatible With the West?
This 11th September Radical Media’s Maajid Nawaz will debate American academic Dr Raymond Ibrahim on the theme of Islam’s compatibility with the West.
As part of the globalist agenda to fund extremism in order to securitise their response to violence in aid of the digital surveillance state, globalist technocrats have been busy pushing rage bait in Europe.
Without irony, the film about a vigilante who murders an entire Muslim family in Germany due to the sexual crimes of one person, itself stars a self-confessed parasitic sexual deviant, who wants to be a cannibal.
Rolling Stone reports 16th January 2021:
“It was when she delved further into them that she started to see some ‘red flags.’ In one message, after the recipient says that having a belt around her neck during sex is ‘too much,’ Hammer responds, ‘yes’; in another, referring to a prior sexual encounter, a woman says, ‘I did truly want to stop for most of the time.’ ‘That’s pretty explicitly a consent violation, and that’s the core of the issue,’ she says. ‘It doesn’t matter what fetish it was, that’s irrelevant. But when there’s a boundary violation that is something that should always be paid attention to’….To complicate matters further, Hammer’s exes have come forward to allege inappropriate or nonconsensual behavior. ‘He kind of captivates you and while being charming, he’s grooming you for these things that are darker and heavier and consuming,’ ex-girlfriend Courtney Vucekovich, who dated Hammer from June to August, told Page Six, in addition to saying Hammer wanted to ‘barbecue and eat’ her. ‘When I say consuming, I mean mentally, physically, emotionally, financially, just everything.’…Another one of Hammer’s former girlfriends, the writer Jessica Ciencin Henriquez, tweeted, ‘If you are still questioning whether or not those Armie Hammer DMs are real (and they are) maybe you should start questioning why we live in a culture willing to give abusers the benefit of the doubt instead of victims’.”
With the above in mind, it becomes crucial for us to continue debating the place of Islam and Muslims in the West. For the first time ever The Winston Marshall Show comes to a live audience.
Is Islam Compatible with the West?
Arguing from different viewpoints, Radical Media’s Maajid Nawaz and historian Raymond Ibrahim will engage in a candid and robust discussion on faith, integration, liberal values, history, and the future of Western societies.
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Maajid Nawaz for WARRIOR CREED: “We will post all details of this event with a link to the tickets that event there with a link to the tickets in our Radical Dispatch tomorrow: Is Islam Compatible With the West? It’s a head-to-head debate. Myself against the well-known US academic Raymond Ibrahim, who believes Islam is not compatible with the West. That is a debate we’re having live in London this September 11th, and we will provide you, at the Emmanuel Centre in London. We will provide you details in our Radical Dispatch tomorrow on exactly how to get the tickets for that event.”
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