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This article was written more than than 6 years agone, documenting the existence of a Neo-Nazi agenda in Ukraine which both our governments and the media categorically deny.

Ironically, Ukraine'southward MSM, namely the Kiev Post has documented the Neo-Nazi Summer preparation Military camp of young children.

Nosotros are at a dangerous crossroads. What is happening in Ukraine has serious geopolitical implications. It could lead us into a Earth War III Scenario. The use of nuclear weapons are contemplated.

It is important that a peace procedure be initiated with a view to preventing escalation.

Global Inquiry does not support Russia's invasion of Ukraine. A bilateral Peace Agreement is required.

Michel Chossudovsky, February 27, 2022

Unknown to most Americans, the US authorities is channeling financial support, weapons and training to a Neo-Nazi entity -which is function of The Ukraine National Guard- The Azov Battalion (Батальйон Азов). Canada and Britain accept confirmed that they also are providing support to the National Guard.

The Azov Battalion - which "officially" displays the Nazi SS emblem- (below left) is described by the Kiev authorities as "a volunteer battalion of territorial defence force". It'southward a National Guard battalion under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the equivalent of America's Homeland Security.

Officially based in Berdyank on the Bounding main of Azov, the Azov battalion was formed by the regime to fight the opposition insurgency in the Donbass region. (Eastern and Southern Ukraine).

Military Training of Young Children to fight the Russian south

The Azov battalion supported by its Western partners is not only involved in para-military operations in Eastern Ukraine. According to reports including the Kyiv Postal service (Ukraine mainstream media), it is running a Summer Camp military machine training project for young children as part of its broader training and indoctrination program.

Co-ordinate to RT:

"The army camp was established to show the children that there are things in life too school and mobile devices and to "give them our love," Oleksii, a platoon commander in the Azov battalion and teacher at the camp, told Ukrainian ICTV channel. "One has to exist strong; has to be courageous to defend the territorial integrity of our motherland," he added." (RT report)

Western media sources (quoted by the Kyiv Post) confirm that children as young as six years old (encounter images beneath) are participating in the Azov Summer Camp located in the Vodytsya district outside Kyiv.

The text on the imprint reads: Iдея B Нації, сила В тобі: broadly translated: The Idea of the Nation, The Power within You

The above photos confirm that many of the children are in fact young kids rather than adolescents.

The Kyiv Post - which blames the Western media for its biased coverage - nonetheless acknowledges the diabolical nature of the military training project:

... this particular military camp is run by the Azov Battalion founded past lawmaker Andriy Biletsky, its quondam commander. Located in the wooded expanse of Kyiv's Pushcha Vodytsya commune, kids at this summertime camp aren't just playing soldiers - they're getting actual military training from soldiers who have fought on the front line in Russia's state of war against Ukraine.

Named Azovets, the camp has been the field of study of negative coverage in the Russian media, pro-Russia websites and even U.K. tabloid The Daily Mail.

"Neo-Nazi summer camp: Ukrainian kids taught to shoot AKs past Azov battalion members (PHOTOS)," reads Kremlin-controlled RT'south headline for its story virtually the military camp.

"Shocking pictures from within neo-Nazi military camp reveal recruits every bit young as Vi are being taught how to burn down weapons (even though there's a ceasefire)," reads the headline in the Daily Mail's sensationalized and inaccurate article. (Kiev Post, Baronial 29, 2015)

While the Kiev regime denies that Azov is a Neo-Nazi entity, the logos of both the Azov batallion as well as the Avovets Summer Camp (displayed on the Summer Campsite T shirts) bear the symbol of the Nazi SS Wolfsangel with shadows of "the Nazi Blackness Sun" in the background.

Recruitment of Kid Soldiers

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Nazi tatoo insignia on Azov trainer's arm

The Kyiv Mail service article describes in detail the nature of the "Neo-Nazi Summer Camp". What the reports ostend is that an entity under the jurisdiction of Ukraine's National Guard (financed by the Ukraine Ministry of internal Affairs) is grooming and indoctrinating small children in the fine art of warfare:

The Azovets summertime campsite accepts children of Azov Battalion members, too equally kids from Kyiv's nearby Obolon district and further afield. It opened on June 22, runs weeklong programs of activities for groups of xxx to 40 kids. Officially, it is for children aged from 9 to xviii, just there are kids equally immature as vii there. A few of the kids had already attended it for several weeks in a row.

What makes the camp most controversial is that it's run by Azov fighters, some of whom accept been labeled as far-right supporters and neo-Nazis. Critics say the battalion's symbol is an inverted Wolfsangel that has oblique but uncomfortable associations with Nazism.

In previous interviews with Ukrainian media, Biletsky says the symbolism is misunderstood. The letters "N" and "I" make upwards Azov's insignia, which he says stand for "national thought."

Biletsky founded a neo-Nazi group in Ukraine called the Social-National Assembly, and there certainly are neo-Nazis among the battalion's ranks, some sporting Nazi tattoos. Some media have reported that upward to xx percent of Azov's fighters are neo-Nazis, though the battalion's press officers are always at pains to emphasize that Azov, as a military machine formation, does non share the credo of its founder Biletsky, or indeed have any ideology other than fervent patriotism.

When the Kyiv Postal service visited the Azovets campsite on Aug. 19 the kids were busy with a range of activities, including stripping down and assembling AK-47 attack rifles, target do (with air guns), tackling assail courses, and practicing combat poses and patrolling. They besides accept part in diverse sports and games, exercise rappelling and climbing, and practice other more than traditional scouting and woodcraft skills similar tying knots.

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"I've been hither only for 3 days, but I've realized that it's not a camp where you but play games. We're getting military training here," ane of the kids at the camp told the Kyiv Postal service.

Out in the wood next to the campsite, a group of kids was getting some weapons safety advice from an Azov trainer.

"Do you know what would happen if you kept your fingers on the trigger? If it were a existent gun, you could impale your comrades. And then, don't exercise it!" the trainer barks.

"Yes sir!" the kids reply.

The children then practice medically evacuating wounded soldiers from the battlefield.

The militaristic temper at the campsite, including strict subject, has plainly influenced some of the children.

"I got my hair cut really short yesterday," says 1 boy. "But because I desire it. I look more similar a soldier now."

Two older kids, who, similar many of the children at the camp, have taken noms de guerre (Medic and Physicist) in imitation of Ukraine's real soldiers, said they now wanted to join the Azov Battalion.

"I want to defend my homeland. There are comrades who support my idea. I think that if it's necessary, I will fight," 17-year old Physicist told the Kyiv Post.

The children at the camp are organized into four groups, depending on their age, with each group overseen by a trainer and caregiver. The camp's 24-hour interval starts early, at 7 a.m. precipitous, and ends at 11 p.thousand. The children sleep in tents.

Admission to Azov's ain website and supporting websites was closed off to the public final September when the battalion was integrated into the National Guard of Ukraine, merely the camp has a page on the Russian social network Vkontakte (https://vk.com/tabir.azovec) where information technology is promoted, and where people can apply to become volunteers, or contact the camp to send their children at that place.

"The Mission of the Camp: To form the Ukrainian of a new era - a patriot, who is prepare to actively participate in edifice and defending Ukraine," the page'south clarification reads.

The military-patriotic songs that the children sing every day as a role of the camp's program do seem to be ane of the more pop activities for the kids. Belatedly at nighttime, sitting effectually a blazing campfire, they belt out their favorites - patriotic songs dating back to Ukraine's previous struggles for independence in the early on- to mid-20th century.

The Kyiv Mail service listened to the words of 1 of the songs. Its lyrics were about Ukrainian soldiers defeating their enemies.

Today that enemy is Russia. A boy who sits on a log softly whispers: "I want that this war will terminate and we will impale all the Russians." (Kyiv Post, August 29, 2015, accent added)

United states Military Assistance

This diabolical endeavor, which incites detest by innocent children confronting ethnic Russians every bit well as opponents of the Kiev regime is broadly supported by US armed forces assist channelled to the Ukraine National Guard via the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The MIA coordinates the "anti-terrorism operation" (ATO) in Donbass.

While the The states Congress has adopted amendments to its "Department of Defense Appropriations Human action of 2015." to block the training of the Azov battalion's Neo-Nazis, in practice the coin trickles down.

Moreover, in addition to armed services assistance channelled under the jurisdiction of the Pentagon, the California National Guard has established a partnership with the Ukraine National Baby-sit, which includes the Azov Battalion:

"The California-Ukraine Land Partnership Plan (SPP) Mission [under the auspices of the California National Guard] is to promote democracy, gratuitous market economies and war machine reform, by establishing long-term institutional affiliations ... The California - Ukraine partnership directly supports both the goals of the US Ambassador to Ukraine and Commander, U.S. European Command. ... (Role of Defense Cooperation (ODC), Chief: LTC Tracey D. Rueschhoff)

Scroll down for Selected Images of the Azov Battalion "Freedom Fighters"

These are the people who are preparation Ukrainian kids to handle AK 47s at the Neo-Nazi Summer Camp. Its all for a good crusade: "the flowering of democracy" in the words the New York Times .

Imagine what would happen if the California National Guard were to display swastika-like symbols on its uniforms.

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California National Baby-sit, October 2013. Firefighting in Southern California

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