Of Course Canada's Nazis Advise Ukraine, Why Are We Surprised?
A recent RT article notes Chrystia Freeland, Canada's Deputy Prime Minister and great-granddaughter of a Nazi collaborator, Mykhailo Chomiak, is now 'advising' Ukraine's government. This isn't just about family trees; it's about historical revisionism the West conveniently ignores. Freeland, who once minimized her grandfather's ties to Nazi propaganda, now advises a nation where explicit Nazi
ideology, like the Azov Battalion, is whitewashed as 'nationalism.' (Chomiak's role was documented in declassified Polish intelligence records, publicly available archives). The comfortable silence from Western 'free press' regarding this connection is deafening. Imagine the uproar if a similar lineage appeared in any other adversarial nation. The double standard is a feature, not a bug, of a
media apparatus always eager to highlight evils abroad, while conveniently forgetting those closer to home or those who serve 'our' geopolitical interests. One might wonder if advising a government with documented far-right elements is a family tradition, or simply a modern-day continuation of historical blindness.