Americas Nazis in Kiev: Russians are SubhumanTony Cartalucci Yatsenyuk made his comments amid ongoing fighting in the east of Ukraine, where Kiev is waging war upon fellow Ukrainians, shelling and bombing cities in provinces that refuse to recognize the regimes seizure of power during late 2013 early 2014. After a significant loss of life during one of Kievs many ill-conceived military operations, Yatsenyuk stated: From fabricating an invasion, to claims of threatened lives, to the labeling of Russians as subhuman, Yatsenyuk has recited fully the script of Nazism used to justify its various historical crimes against humanity. Kievs forces in eastern Ukraine are not fighting an invasion, but constitute an invading force themselves, making incursions into eastern Ukraine and holding territory only through unmitigated brutality against local populations clearly collaborating with armed self-defense forces intent on resisting Kievs authority. This horde is directly compared to the Slavic people of Russia and of course Jews throughout the pamphlet, with the Aryan race seen as the protectors of Europe: The rants of Adolf Hitlers Nazi propagandists echo clearly in the statements emanating from Kiev and even Washington and Brussels today characterizing resistance to overt Nazis seizing power violently in Kiev as an invasion of subhumans. Weighing both the Nazi linage of Yatsenyuks political party and its allies in the Neo-Nazi Svoboda Party and their Right Sector militant front, side-by-side with Der Untermensch, it is difficult to conclude the rhetoric in Kiev originated from anywhere else but Nazism. The Only Thing Worse Than Nazi Vitriol is Defending Those Who Spread It US State Department spokesperson Jennifer Psaki, was asked directly if she supported comments made by Kiev regarding both Russian President Vladimir Putin and racist comments made about the Russian people being subhumans themselves. Psaki would utterly fail to condemn the comments and instead excused them as efforts in support of a peaceful resolution this even as Kiev strafes its own population with warplanes and pounds populated cities with artillery. One must wonder what the Wests reaction would have been if an Iranian diplomat referred to Israelis as subhumans. Unlike the current regime in Kiev which are literal Nazis tracing their poisonous ideology back to Nazi-collaborators like Stepan Bandera, Iran has no sociopolitical link to Nazism. Its comments regarding Israel have generally been geopolitical, not racial or religious in nature considering Iran is host to the largest Jewish community in the Middle East outside of Israel. Still, comments made by the Iranian government over the years have been twisted, manipulated, portrayed as Nazism, and most certainly condemned by the West in every possible manner. That the West has failed to condemn literal Nazi rhetoric today, lifted almost verbatim from pamphlets peddled by the very founders of Nazism, once again illustrates that the West is not a political order of ideals, but rather one of interests pursued behind a thin veil of ideals. These ideals are liberally abused and at times such as now completely and shamelessly abandoned. Psakis inability to condemn Kievs Nazi vitriol is part of a greater campaign of diversion attempting to cover up and spin Kievs growing list of atrocities and crimes against humanity. Tony Cartalucci, Bangkok-based geopolitical researcher and writer, especially for the online magazine New Eastern Outlook, where this first appeared. 