The global media are full of pictures posted by four infamous Ukrainian Nazis, which they posted on their Social Media accounts, posing with Chinese rioters, clad in black, in front of the PLA building in Hong Kong, the Polytech University, and the Riot Police!
The images display their multiple Nazi swastika tattoos and other white-supremacist symbols. Ben Norton of the Grayzone, an associate of Max Blumenthal, published a detailed report on these characters’ sordid background…

All of them had fought with the overtly-Fascist Azov Battalion in the early years after the 2014 Obama-backed coup against the elected Government. Their special roles:
* Serhii Filimonov, former head of the National Corps, the political branch of Azov Battalion.
* Ihor Maliar had led the first violent attack on Police lines during the Maidan Revolt and also trained recruits in the use of firearms.
* Serhii Sternenko, who, according to Sputnik, “headed the Odessa section of Right Sektor when it torched the Trade Unions House on May 2, 2014, killing 42 people and injuring hundreds in the street violence before and after. Sternenko also helped found the People’s Lustration Fascist gang, which harassed, beat up and humiliated former officials of the Ukrainian Government in the months following the 2014 Euromaidan coup”.

The group is part of Gonor Group. The Free Hong Kong Centre in Kiev – funded by the Liberal Democratic League (which is funded by the EU) – has issued a statement, saying that they interviewed the Gonor Group about who they are, who “assured us they are really against Nazism and another kind of alt-right ideology. Their views are close to the right and very pro-Ukrainian, but it does not mean something bad. A lot of people were disappointed by the tattoos of these guys. They explained that all symbols are from Slavic paganism, traditionally used in the times of Kiev Rus…. These people are, in reality, activists of the Revolution of Dignity, as well as veterans of the defending war against Russia”.

Boundless Ocean of Politics has received this article from Dr Christopher Lewis of Schiller Institute, Frankfurt, Germany.

Dr Christopher Lewis

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