CIA "fostered and aided" Ukrainian Nazi Stepan Bandera

[Paul Rigby]

Parubiy's important, though a strong case could be made for this chap: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valentyn_Nalyvaichenko

Thanks for this, and the excerpts. Would you be prepared to outline the case against Nalyvaichenko? As I see it, Parubyi is one of the rare guys who do both the hands-on dirty work on the ground AND operate on the political level.

Parubiy could only flourish, Ralf, thanks to the preparatory work undertaken by Nalyvaichenko, assuredly at the CIA's (and MI6's?) behest:

1a. Pravy Sektor associate Valentyn Nalyvaichenko had been the head of the SBU (Ukrainian intelligence service) since the Maidan Coup, up until his ouster in June of 2015. Not surprisingly, he had operated the organization along the lines of the OUN/B.

Previously, he had served in that same capacity under Viktor Yuschenko, seeing the outfit as a vehicle for rewriting Ukraine's history in accordance with the historical revisionism favored by the OUN/B.

Very close to Pravy Sektor head Dymitro Yarosh, Nalyvaichenko employed Yarosh while serving in the Ukrainian parliament. Yarosh claims that the two collaborated on "anti-terrorist" operations conducted against ethnic Russians.

Bear in mind that the SBU has been the "cognitive window" through which the events in Ukraine have been processed.

"The Return of the Ukrainian Far Right: The Case of VO Svoboda," by Per Anders Rudling; Analyzing Fascist Discourse: European Fascism in Talk and Text edited by Ruth Wodak and John E. Richardson; Routledge [London and New York] 2013; pp. 228-255, more.

. . . A reconstructed historical memory is created as true memory' and then contrasted with false Soviet history' "(Jilge, 2007:104105). Thus, Valentyn Nalyvaichenko, SBU director under Yushchenko, described the task of his agency as being to disseminate "the historical truth of the past of the Ukrainian people," to "liberate Ukrainian history from lies and falsifications and to work with truthful documents only" (Jilge, 2008:179). Ignoring the OUN's antisemitism, denying its participation in anti- Jewish violence, and overlooking its fascist ideology, Nalyvaichenko and his agency presented the OUN as democrats, pluralists, even righteous rescuers of Jews during the Holocaust. . . .

1b. Nalyvaichenko ran the SBU along the lines of the methodology advocated by the OUN/B, to the surprise of no one.

"Poland Stretches Out Its Hands to the Freedom Fighters" by Rob Slane; The Blogmire; 4/11/2015.

. . . . Unfortunately, the Ukrainian authorities show no signs whatsoever that they are about to abandon their admiration of those responsible for these horrific crimes. To the contrary, they seem to be intent on admiring them all the more, as the SBU head Valentyn Nalyvaichenko's recent words indicate: "SBU does not need to invent anything extra it is important to build on the traditions and approaches of the OUN-UPA security service. It [the OUN-UPA security service] worked against the aggressor during the temporary occupation of the territory, it had a patriotic upbringing, used a counterintelligence unit, and had relied on the peaceful Ukrainian population using its support." . . . .

1c. According to Pravy Sektor chief Dymtro Yarosh, Nalyvaichenko had collaborated with his organization on "anti-terrorist" matters. This may well have been the precipitating dynamic in the burnings of anti-government demonstrators in Odessa and elsewhere. It may well account for the lack of investigation of those incidents (discussed below.)

"Yarosh Comments on Dismissal of His Friend' Nalyvaichenko;" EurAsia Daily; 6/25/2015.

The leader of the Right Sector extremist group Dmytro Yarosh believes that the dismissal of Chief of the Security Service Valentyn Nalyvaichenko was illogical and untimely. He writes in Facebook that Nalyvaichenko is his friend, who has raised the Security Service from zero and has neutralized lots of terrorist threats all over the country. "I know what I am talking about as my Right Sector was involved in many of his special operations against Russian terrorists," Yarosh said. . . . . . In the past Yarosh was Nalyvaichenko's advisor.

1d. When Nalyvaichenko was a member of the Ukrainian parliament, Yarosh worked as an aide and advisor.

"Switching Spymasters Amid War Is Risky" by Brian Mefford; Atlantic Council; 6/18/2015.

Valentin Nalyvaichenko, head of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), is in trouble again. On June 15, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said he was "unsatisfied" with Nalyvaichenko's work. Three days later, Ukraine's parliament dismissed him. . . . . . . . Poroshenko Bloc MP Serhiy Leshchenko released a document confirming old rumors that Right Sector's Dmitro Yarosh worked for Nalyvaichenko when he was a member of parliament from 2012 to 2014. While the connection between the two raises some questions about the events of Euromaidan and the origins of Right Sector, this attack alone wasn't enough to discredit Nalyvychenko. Yarosh is now a member of parliament and an advisor to the chief of general staff of the Ukrainian army. In other words, Yarosh has been legitimized by the political establishment. . . .

2. A new book was just pub*lished exam*in*ing the life of Stepan Ban*dera, the Ukrainian fascist and Third Reich ally whose political heirs ascended to power in Ukraine through the Maidan coup.

We have repeatedly made the point that the dimensions of official lying in the West were of truly Orwellian proportionsdocumented World War II history was being dismissed as "Russian propaganda" or "Kremlin propaganda."

" . . . But thanks to Grze*gorz Rossolinski-Liebe's Stepan Ban*dera: The Life and After*life of a Ukrain*ian Nation*al*ist, it now seems clear: those ter*ri*ble Rus*sians were right. . . Although Ban*dera and his fol*low*ers would later try to paint the alliance with the Third Reich as no more than "tac*ti*cal," an attempt to pit one total*i*tar*ian state against another, it was in fact deep-rooted and ide*o*log*i*cal. Ban*dera envi*sioned the Ukraine as a clas*sic one-party state with him*self in the role of führer, or provid*nyk, and expected that a new Ukraine would take its place under the Nazi umbrella, much as Jozef Tiso's new fas*cist regime had in Slo*va*kia or Ante Pavelic's in Croatia. . . ."

Source: http://spitfirelist.com/for-the-record/f...n-ukraine/

FTR #875 Update on Ukraine: http://emory.kfjc.org/archive/ftr/800_899/f-875.mp3

POSTED BY DAVE EMORY â‹… NOVEMBER 19, 2015