In the immortal words of the late former Arizona Cardinals coach Dennis Green, “They are who we thought they were!” The controversy surrounding the honoring of an actual Ukrainian Nazi who fought the Russians in World War II, and applauded by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky after being invited by Canadian Parliament, has seen a lot of twists and turns in just a few days since the incident occurred.
Trudeau, while never apologizing for standing and applauding 98-year-old Nazi Yaroslav Hunka, has blamed the situation on Canadian speaker of the House of Commons Anthony Rota, while also reiterating his stance that people need to stay vigilant in the face of “Russian propaganda, Russian disinformation, and continue to our steadfast and unequivocal support for Ukraine.”
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Typical progressive, deflecting everything onto others while taking no accountability himself. Sounds like the mentality of certain World War II bad guys that Hunka knows all too well.
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Much like Trudeau, Zelesnky hasn’t said a word about not only his standing and applauding the Nazi, but pumping his fist in the air at the opportunity.
However, even if we play devil’s advocate and say that they simply didn’t vet Hunka, or realize who he is, all you’d need to know to put two and two together is that he fought against the Russians in World War II. And who did the Russians fight against in World War II? The Nazis, of course.
Even someone with a basic understanding of history could’ve told them that.
Podcaster and political commentator Tim Pool took his stance on the situation a bit further and flat out said what he thinks of progressives like Trudeau.
“I think they are Nazis,” Pool said on the Monday episode of “Timcast IRL.” “I think the people like Trudeau, they are Nazis. They learn to masquerade and shield their eugenicist, racist policies and cheer for Nazis.”
Pool expanded on his take a couple of minutes later.
“I would not be surprised if eugenicist, anti-Semites who share political views happen to cheer for a Nazi,” Pool added. “I mean, is that surprising anybody? They’re eugenicists. They want racial segregation. What more are we supposed to argue here? They use a different word for whatever it is there. Okay, fine. Call it whatever you want. It’s the same thing.”
The ironic part of it all is the progressive tactic of calling everyone who thinks different from them Nazis. Well, judging by this incident, there can only be one of two answers: 1) either the people who organized the tribute to Hunka were honestly too stupid to understand who they were recognizing, or 2) they’re actual Nazis.
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