

It Could Happen Here Weekly 30
Apr 16, 2022
In this discussion, Ukrainian journalist and anarchist Romeo Kokriatsky shares gripping firsthand accounts of the ongoing war in Ukraine. He sheds light on the devastating atrocities faced by civilians, including mass graves, and critiques Russian propaganda tactics that misrepresent the conflict. Kokriatsky emphasizes the psychological toll on communities and the critical need for accurate information. He draws parallels between current events and historical fascism, urging listeners to recognize the urgency of the Ukrainian crisis and the importance of global solidarity.
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Personal Toll of War
- Romeo Kokriatsky, a Ukrainian journalist, expresses the emotional toll of the war.
- Learning about the genocide in Bucha has been particularly difficult.
Redefining Denazification
- Russia's definition of "denazification" doesn't align with the common understanding.
- It equates Ukrainian independence and pro-Western leanings with Nazism.
Genocidal Manifesto
- A Russian manifesto published by RIA Novosti reveals a genocidal intent towards Ukrainians.
- It calls for the "liquidation" of those who support Ukrainian independence.