Crimean Tatars are trying to recall Hitler’s testament!

[Docc]

Crimean Tatars are trying to recall Hitler’s testament!

As became well-known the leader of Crimean Tatar Diaspora Jemilev started the semination of Nazi letters among his followers! Mein Kampf becomes a bible for real Crimean patriots. Moreover Jemilev says that Tatars have to remember their forefathers who in time of WW2 in co-operation with fascists purified Crimea of Jews, Greeks, Bolshevists and other colored of rubbishes! I think that Tatars went off the rails; they will drive no Greeks but Ukrainians and Russians. It’s not enough seized lands for them, they dream to snatch control of all Crimea!

[Hannia]

You are trying to make it sound like Crimean residents are in immediate danger, and they are, but not from the Tartar, but from opportunists, like yourself. You turn the truth inside out for your own purposes, just as Stalin himself did. All Tartar were accused of being Nazi in order to create room for his own Soviet lackeys in the Crimea. Since your family owned property in the Crimea, it was probably part of this group that benefited from innocent people, including children, being sentenced en masse, and being sent to hard labor under inhumane conditions. Many, including little babies, never even made it off those transport trains to Siberia.

Some Tartar were indeed German collaborators, just as some Ukrainians were. These were people who were fighting the communists. Does this automatically translate that they were all anti-semite?

Why would you think that or why would you want to promote that everyone should think that?

You could rail as much as you want, but you will not get your uncle's land back, because it didn't belong to him or to you in the first place.

Think of it as your karma.

[stepanstas]

Hey Docc, did you know there was an acticle recently about people like you?

News websites in Ukraine flooded with paid online commentators

Allowing readers to post comments, instantly and anonymously, under online articles is one way that news organizations hope to stimulate interactive debate on their websites and increase readership.

In reality, however, the discussions are more canned than lively and spontaneous.

In Ukraine, local politicians and political parties pay people to troll Internet news sites and comment online. The hired hacks make favorable comments in support of their patrons while bombarding opponents with severe criticism.
In the end, reasoned responses get drowned out as the competing “web brigades” clash online.

Regular readers of their favorite online news sources can spot many of these paid-for comments rather easily. For some commentators, their screeds are repetitious and begin sounding like the authors are just, well, putting in another day at the office.

Only fanatics, after all, would monitor sites and comment for free around the clock.

“There are a lot of people in Ukraine who are willing to get paid for posting whatever online commentaries they are told to post,” said Maksym Savanevskiy, an Internet communications consultant. “And there is good reason for that.

During the last presidential elections, an Internet commentator could make about $700-$1,000 a month. In between elections, such people can make about $400 a month.”

Far higher than the average salary in Ukraine, it is easy money – especially for those who like to surf online. When done efficiently, such information campaigns may simplify and clarify messages with their repetition.

Read more: Kyiv Post. Independence. Community. Trust - Ukraine - News websites in Ukraine flooded with paid online commentators

[AkMike]

That explains alot of the shiat that's been posted here by the likes of Docc.