She published op-ed at RT.
Whether Trudeau (and his Stepan Bandera-sympathizing
deputy PM Chrystia Freeland) knew about Yaroslav Hunka or not, the
question remains: why was he never brought to justice? He, or any of the
other 2,000 SS Nazis Canada reportedly took in in the years following
WW2. Having been accepted as anti-communist refugees with little to no
scrutiny, these suspected war criminals and collaborators have been
allowed to live out the rest of their days in peace, and most of them
have done so openly under their own names, as the Simon Wiesenthal
Center has repeatedly reported.
There
is much to be said about Canada's history with Ukrainian Nazis. Not
only did it take them in after WW2, but the government-backed Ukrainian Canadian Congress, which, until recently, listed Nazi-collaborator veterans organizations as members, as well as government-funded Ukrainian ‘youth centers’
that celebrate Nazi collaborators like Stepan Bandera and Roman
Shukhevich. There are even monuments honoring Nazi collaborators and
Ukrainian Insurgent Army criminals still standing in Canadian cities. Canada has also supported
modern-day Nazis in Ukraine itself, by training members of the neo-Nazi
Azov Battalion on Canadian soil, although Canadian corporate media has
in recent years attempted to downplay this.
I fully agree with Eva--this was NOT a coincidence. It is also not a coincidence that US Congress is "blind" to the fact that they support Nazi regime in Kiev.
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