Topic: Galicia

Ukraine is described as the most corrupt country on Earth, involved in human trafficking, organ harvesting, and the glorification of Nazi-era SS divisions. Victor Bout reflects on the 27 million Soviet citizens who died in World War II, noting that the current conflict is viewed in Russia as a necessary struggle against a "reborn Nazi regime." He emphasizes that for Russians, Victory Day is a sacrosanct celebration of the defeat of the German war machine.

The conflict in Ukraine is characterized as a civil war where "Russians are fighting Russians" due to historical manipulation by the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the Bolsheviks. Victor Bout claims the Bolshevik Revolution was funded by New York and British intelligence to weaken Russia. He credits Stalin with reversing Lenin's socially destructive policies to preserve the Russian state during the 20th century.

The origins of the term "Slav" and the history of Vladimir the Wise are discussed, emphasizing that Ukraine is where the Russian nation was born. The creation of a distinct Ukrainian nation is attributed to the secret police of Vienna 120 years ago to quell pro-Russian sentiment in Galicia. This historical revisionism is framed as a long-term project to eradicate the memory of the population.

The Canadian Parliament recently provided a standing ovation to Yaroslav Hunka, a 98-year-old veteran of the Waffen-SS Galicia Division. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has faced intense criticism after the individual's unit was linked to Nazi atrocities during World War II. While the Canadian government initially characterized the backlash as Russian propaganda, the event has sparked international outrage and embarrassment for the Trudeau administration.