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cosmicone

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12. It is Svoboda vs Right Sektor

Reply to karynnj (Reply #11)

Tue Oct 14, 2014, 08:14 PM

Oct 2014

She will need two sets of cookies.

In any event, the government is uneasy about honoring a fascist, pro-nazi leader in this day and age.

Perhaps Victoria Nuland should now switch to "medicinal" brownies.

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Ukraine Far Right Battles Police At Parliament In Kiev [View all] Purveyor Oct 2014 OP

Is Victoria Nuland there distributing cookies? n/t cosmicone Oct 2014 #1

If she were, it would be to the MPs voting "no" karynnj Oct 2014 #11

It is Svoboda vs Right Sektor cosmicone Oct 2014 #12

Actually, Sir Police Versus Svoboda And Right Sector United In One Crowd The Magistrate Oct 2014 #13

Ginger snaps, no doubt. Purveyor Oct 2014 #14

So They Do Not Control The Kiev Government, Sir The Magistrate Oct 2014 #2

Svoboda wants the Rada to honor Stephan Bandera as a national hero. another_liberal Oct 2014 #3

Inter-fascist warfare. (no text) candelista Oct 2014 #4

But, But I thought Elmergantry Oct 2014 #5

This is about more than honoring Bandera... MattSh Oct 2014 #15

"A World War II nationalist group." That's a polite way of referring to Bandera's fascists. Comrade Grumpy Oct 2014 #6

It Will Do To Be Going On, Comrade The Magistrate Oct 2014 #7

Well said. hedgehog Oct 2014 #8

Accurate and concise. ColesCountyDem Oct 2014 #10

Far right wants WWII Ukrainian fascists honored as heroes. Parliament says No. Good. pampango Oct 2014 #9