BREAKING: Rumble uploads Oliver Stone 2016 documentary 'Ukraine on Fire' after YouTube censors it
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How is it a hit piece when he literally sat down with them and asked them to walk him thru those days.... They talked about yutsenkos poisoning making him a sacred victim helping him win in 04. I thought it was informative and was the most long winded straight forward I've heard from Putin on his worldview and actions.
Of course I was dissatisfied by the lack of subs in that scene especially when they had them readily available for all the interviews and other cuts from the past but it gave me a more rounded view.
The us backed the neo Nazis, knew they were neo Nazis/had heritage in the SS since after WW2 but still backed them and provided escape for their leaders while the USSR was after them.
It's a hit piece on Yushchenko's political enemies. Believe what you want, but recognize that this is a very one sided portrayal of the ongoing crisis in Ukraine.
Putin can claim he's going after "neo nazis" all he wants, it just happens to provide strategic superiority for Russia by taking Crimea and now Ukraine. I'm not saying Ukraine has clean hands, it's just a bit trickier than Stone is making it out to be.
I've been watching content on the region since this action broke out and I might be misremembering but I thought from the stone video they covered crimea and how the Russian naval base has been strategically necessary for Russia and has never left their control even during the period when crimea was given to Ukraine.
Sorry for the MSM link, but I don't think that's the case:
https://news.yahoo.com/kiev-threatens-crimea-russian-forces-over-naval-hq-183953607.html
Russia needed that naval base. They need Ukraine as a buffer to NATO expansion. The pretext of "neo nazis" is a weak casus belli, IMHO.