US, Germany, and Italy Vote to Oppose Nazism Resolution at UN – In Subtle Nod of Support to Ukrainian Nazi Azov Battalion

 

Photo: Russia-insider.com

The Biden regime said it voted against a U.N. resolution condemning the glorification of Nazism over freedom of speech issues and concerns that Russia was using it to carry out political attacks against its neighbors.

The vote took place last month.

The Ukrainian military’s Azov Division is famous for promoting Nazis and Nazi symbols.

 

 

Meanwhile, at home in America, the Biden regime is also famous for labeling its political opposition as white supremacists and their supporters regularly refer to patriotic Americans as Nazis.

Veterans Today reported more on this controversial vote.

Just as it continues to happen in relation to Communism, never condemned by the countries of the European Union which limited themselves to censoring Stalinism, Nazism too becomes the subject of a controversial political debate precisely at the moment in which it is most developing within some countries.

While nations argue at the UN over the resolution presented by Russia against the glorification of Nazism, police arrests tell of right-wing extremist movements ready to carry out attacks in Italy, to enter the German parliament, and an American skinhead who declares himself proud and fought in Ukraine.

Well, the USA, Germany and Italy are among the 50 countries that voted against the proposed resolution, approved by 120 countries with 10 abstentions.

The problem is precisely that the condemnation of Nazism and Neo-Nazis necessarily entails an immediate condemnation of the paramilitaries of the Azov Battalion, protected by the Kiev Regime which has placed them in the Ukrainian National Guard since the Civil War in Donbass.

Despite their shameful display of Nazi symbols (skulls of the Third Reich and swastika of the SS) they are considered heroes not only by Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky but also by other Italian rulers such as the undersecretary of the Meloni government, Giovanbattista Fazzolari.