"Trump's failed assassin was active with the neo-Nazi Azov brigade in Ukraine: what did the government know?"

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Written by Tyler Durden

Monday, Sep 16, 2024 - 03:40 PM

Perhaps the most interesting aspect Attempts to assassinate TrumpRyan Routh is his connection to Ukraine. We've documentedthat erstwhile he went to Ukraine to recruit for the global Legion in 2022, he was for a time a favourite of the Western mainstream media, quoted on behalf of the case, that more abroad fighters would be thrown into conflict with Russia by "who is who" from major media sources, from FT by Newsweek to NY Times.

But erstwhile he arrived in Ukraine, according to these media reports, Routh himself 58-year-old was considered besides old to fight alongside the Ukrainian army. "So Plan B" – described Routh in an interview with 1 of the portals – "he relied on coming to Kiev and promoting the thought of many another people who joined the global Legion. We request thousands of people here to fight alongside the Ukrainians.".

"There are about 190 countries on our planet and if governments do not officially send soldiers here, then we civilians should lift this torch and make it happen" he described. In a video interview from Ukraine he said "Newsweek"that the war with Russia was As simple as "good versus evil""and fundamentally the same as the good and bad guys in Hollywood movies that Americans grew up in. It was not a grey conflict, as he described, but "black and white".

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In March 2022, just a period after the Russian invasion, he tweeted that everyone around the planet should be ready to volunteer and "fights and deaths" in Ukraine. However, most He was expected to be spending time in a hotel area in Lviv, far west of the country.

One of the more bizarre aspects of his run for the Ukrainian military abroad legion was his efforts to recruit US-trained Afghan peculiar soldiers to hit the front line in Ukraine. The initiative seemed so large (taking into account that Routh sought to decision hundreds or even thousands of Afghan militants—according to his words)—that 1 of commentators In light of the effort to assassinate Donald Trump: "Who did he work with in the U.S. government that allowed him to do so?".

In a NY Times interview in 2023. Routh openly showed his propensity for violence, threatening to shoot his critics, and Times he wrote this quote almost as if he emphasized his commitment in the defence of Ukraine:

In a telephone interview for "The fresh York Times" in 2023, erstwhile Mr. Routh was in Washington, he spoke confidently to an experienced diplomat who believed that his plans to support Ukraine's war effort would surely succeed. It looked like there was no Patience to anyone who stood in his way. erstwhile an American abroad militant seemed to talk to him in a Facebook message that he released "The fresh York Times," Mr. Routh said: "He must be shot".

I'm certain this kind of visibility has put him on the national government radar... And given the pro-Ukrainian euphoria of Washington, American officials may have even helped him in any way.

He was very curious in the media, also as Head of the global Voluntary Centre in Ukraine. What's important, He was bragging"partners met with [the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine] all week and were inactive incapable to get them to agree to a single visa". This raises the question of the degree of his engagement in the affairs of U.S. government officials at the time.

"The Times" documented that Routh was planning on moving volunteers "in any cases illegally, from Pakistan and Iran to Ukraine" – and claimed that many of them expressed interest. He besides boasted that in any cases he was breaking or at least bending the laws of another countries. "We can most likely buy respective passports through Pakistan due to the fact that it is specified a corrupt country," he said in an interview with the NY Times. At 1 point he said on Facebook, "Soldiers, delight don't call me. We are inactive trying to get Ukraine to accept Afghan soldiers, and we hope that in the coming months we will get any answers... delight be patient."

He besides described any of these experiences in his own summary book, which is inactive available on Amazon, and which is entitled "The War of Ukraine Unwinnable: A fatal defect of democracy, the abandonment of the planet and a global citizen – Taiwan, Afghanistan, North Korea and the end of humanity".

As if all this wasn't enough, she raises quite a few questions about who in the U.S. government knew what and erstwhile the future Trump shooter had he links with the Ukrainian neo-Nazi Azov Brigade (commonly referred to as the erstwhile name) The Azov Battalion).

For a brief overview of the situation on Azov, even mainstream media has long been reluctant admit that "in consequence to neo-Nazi ideology of group founders, United States banned the regiment US weapons usage in 2014 year". However, the State Department late stated that it had not found "no evidence" that an extremist group of militants had committed human rights violations or war crimes (in which case US law would prohibit the provision of weapons or training). It happened after president Volodymyr Zelenski himself has long raised the reputation of Azov's commanders Inpublic occurrences.

The U.S. State Department announced in June that finally abolished a long-standing ban on the transportation of arms and training to this notorious group. All this time, members of Azov They were never ashamed to wear Nazi-inspired patches..

Previously widely distributed photographs of Azov fighters with NATO and Nazi flags.

As of Monday, with all these deep ties to Ukraine, which became apparent in relation to Ryan Routh, the Zelensky government, as well as the Azov Brigade are trying to seriously control image damage. But in this trial, their evidence In fact, they are utilized to confirm Routh's connection to the neo-Nazi group.

According to EuroNews:

Meanwhile There was a video on social media linking Routh to the Azov Brigade, claiming to have participated in the event in 2022 to support the Mariupol brigade of the unit.

The Azov Brigade said the event was a peaceful demonstration Open to everyone, and Routh was never part of the unit.

"We would like to formally declare that Ryan Wesley Routh has no ties to Azove and never had any ties to Azove," wrote a message for X.

So they virtually make the "most peace" line. And the message of the Azov Brigade continues the effort Blame it all on Russia: "We believe that spreading narratives about Azov's possible links to Ryan Wesley Routh is in line with Russian propaganda and discredits the 12th brigade of peculiar forces of the Azov National Guards of Ukraine and mostly the safety and Defence Forces of Ukraine".

And yet below is an example of something that Routh published on his social media. GrayZonereported this before being removed by Facebook administrators, possibly in connection with the FBI/Secret Service investigation: official enlistment form of Ukrainian army Routh posted on his Facebook page, which administrators removed.

But 1 thing is inactive unquestionable, given the piles of public evidence piled up. How notes geopolitical analyst Andrzej Korybko: "The fishy is simply a Ukro maniac who was radicalized by mainstream media and went to Kiev, trying to join the 'International Legion'..."

Coriander comments Next:

There is no way that the aforementioned American "deep state" has no idea, who Routh is, after he had already gone to Kiev to effort to join the "International Legion", and then openly told the fresh York Times about his plans to recruit Afghan soldiers who fled to Pakistan as refugees. He besides boasted that he would buy passports for them from there to facilitate their journey to Ukraine. The FBI may shortly "make a meme" and admit that he was "on their radar", but there is much more in it.

Below: interview with Newsweek... surely mainstream did not treat him like any rando that accidentally passed through the ravaged war of Ukraine.

Of course, it doesn't look like a guy who didn't have any connections in Ukraine, or was just any "war tourist" on the sidelines, as the Ukrainian government and Azov would have us believe. Again, the question remains: What did the U.S. government know about this radicalized person, and erstwhile did they find out? Did he have aid from U.S. government officials in his travels across Ukraine and his recruitment campaign? Why wasn't an investigation initiated against him years ago?




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