On the extreme anti-Russian provocations of Sweden’s Foreign Minister.
And, why the name of the Svoboda Party leader Oleh Tyahnybok has been ‘Photoshop’-bleached in the picture twitted by Carl Bildt?
By Marcelo Ferrada de Noli
I am certain that many remember, at least
in Sweden, the TV scenes showing Carld Bildt participating in the
protracted Kiev demonstration. Although many demonstrators apparently
professed discontent towards the government on the issue
“EU-membership”, those were not spontaneous demonstrations. Not at all.
Those were at heart and by design anti-Russian demonstrations
orchestrated by a constellation of neo-Nazi and so-called “nationalist”
organizations supported a) by the US Embassy, and b) by a group of
hard-liners at the top of the EU, mainly represented by Carl Bildt.
For instance, in a telephone talk between
the US Assistant Secretary of State Victoria Nuland and the US
Ambassador to Ukraine Geoffrey Pyatt, it emerges that the appointment of
Arseniy Yatsenyuk as leader of the country after the coup, it was a
puppet installation by the US envoys (See the video here).
Further, about the snipers-killings of
demonstrators, which was one strongest factor used to catalyze the fall
of the ex-government, it has been now reported it was a job ordered by the Maidan leaders, which allegedly hired the snipers.
Later, however, the “diplomatic
behaviour” that Sweden’s Foreign Minister Carl Bildt exhibited in
support to the new leadership in Ukraine went really out-of-order. At
least judging from what has been widely referred in the Swedish press.
“It is an insult to millions of
victims [caused] by the Third-Reich, many of whom died precisely in
Ukraine, in massacres that Svoboda celebrates as its historical
heritage.”
And it is a fair criticism. Even for
Bildt’s own standards (in my humble opinion, a “diplomatic behaviour”
that has been more devoted to represent NATO’s interests, or the
interests of global-finance such as those nucleated around the Bilderberg-Group and
the like, than on behalf of Sweden) his extreme-biased utterances have
been unique; and they pictured him rather as a simple fanatic right-wing
extremist.
That cannot represent what the Swedish
people think at large. Even the conservative Prime Minster Fredrik
Reindfeldt has produced declarations on the Russia/Ukraine crisis that
contradicts or “soft down” the utterances of his own foreign minister.
Unfortunately, what is heard in the world as Sweden’s official voice, is
only Bildt’s voice.
A leaked document obtained by a prominent journalist of Channel 4,
showed that Bildt put forward in the closed-doors meeting with his EU
colleagues that: “EU cannot accept a Russia’s alleged right to intervene
in another country (on the reason of) their countrymen”.
In another occasion, he compared the former Ukraine president with the Norwegian Nazi Quisling. To the consternation of the Swedish journalists interviewing him, he kept on afterwards repeating such comparison.
Now Bildt has proudly twitted on his
meetings in support of the new Ukraine leadership. He even twitted a
picture. And there are a few markedly facts about this picture, worth an
analysis.
I have made a close up of the picture:
In the picture the names of Prime
Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk and others ar fairly readable. But, why is
the name of the Svoboda Party leader Oleh Tyahnybok washed-out in the
picture twitted by Carl Bildt? Who is trying to avoid that his
counterpart in the Ukrainian government could be recognized? For
obviously he could just erase him from the picture; for if the picture
aimed to give prove of his meeting with Ukrainian leaders, they would
disappear by erasing …
This cannot be erased from History’s galleries:
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