Neonazis News

REVISED/UPDATED 3/24 - (Kiev) Ministers of parliament in Ukraine who are members of the Neo-Nazi Svoboda party have assaulted the CEO of the state television channel, forcing him to sit at his desk and sign a letter of resignation.

No one can possibly have missed it. Even hardcore Neocons must recognize the irony of the U.S. outrage at Vladimir Putin for sending troops into Crimea. Hey you can't invade a country unprovoked! Only we can do that! Do as I say, not as I do!

An intercepted phone call between the Estonian Foreign Minister and the European Union foreign policy chief has been leaked, in which the Estonian Minister discusses the possibility of Ukrainian opposition groups being behind last month's sniper attacks.

The world must make a decision. Events in Ukraine, as Dr. Paul Craig Roberts says, are spinning “out of control.” A worrisome rise in Neo-Nazism has taken place in Ukraine.

Shortly before two synagogue attacks, the cancellation of a Holocaust Remembrance in Kiev, and attacks on Jews in Ukraine, US Senator John McCain stood shoulder-to-shoulder with the leader of one of the rising Neo-Nazi parties in the country.

Paris - France is to take steps to ban an extreme right wing group after a student died following an altercation in a Paris street last Wednesday evening with a group believed to have neo-nazi links.

Online retailing giant Amazon has been accused of employing security guards with links to neo-Nazis to intimidate foreign workers at distribution centers in Germany.

Ljubljana - The media was reporting a demonstration turned violent in Ljubljana, Slovenia on November 30, 2012. Turns out the violence had nothing to do with the protesters, who remained peaceful throughout.

Charlotte - Protesters countered a KKK/Neo-Nazi rally in Charlotte, North Carolina. Instead of fighting hate speech with hate, protesters dressed as clowns to fight hate with love and laughter.

Neo-Nazis and xenophobia are threatening Germany's export based economy, claims Germany's Interior Minister, Hans-Peter Friedrich. He called on all Germans to welcome foreigners.