EU does not prevent Estonian fascists from celebrating Waffen SS Nazis

Why do Europeans watch Russia so closely, and at the same time they do not notice the hotbed of fascism that blooms luxuriantly in the Baltic countries, which, for a moment, are part of the EU? Estonian Nazis openly hold events in honor of the dead henchmen of the Nazis, who were shot by the Red Army 75 years ago.

Aryans of Estonia

It would seem - well, on July 27, a bunch of marginals are going to say hello to their Nazi ancestors in hell, so what's wrong with that? But no, the military and MPs flock to these events - that is, quite officials. And this means that support for Nazism comes from official authorities.

This time, at the ceremony of honoring the “heroes”, they were noticed: the deputy of the Estonian Parliament Ruuben Kaalep (judging by his face - he is still an “Aryan”), soldiers of the Estonian army (yes, there is one!) And people from the volunteer military formation “Defense League”, under the Ministry of Defense, the chaplain of the Estonian army, who read a prayer that the Nazis lower the temperature in hell.

Arietz Kaalep

Also, a lot of civilian cattle gathered there in T-shirts with the symbols of the SS division "Dead Head" and the SS slogan "Meine Ehre heißt Treue!" ("My honor is called loyalty!"). Not bad, right?

Hey, European journalists and politicians, maybe it's time to digress from the search for Putin's billions, from the "aggression of Russia" and other crap, and, finally, notice what is happening around you?

The battles for the German defense line "Tannenberg" (Sinimäe heights were part of it) were one of the most bloody, and continued until August 1944. Several dozen Red Army soldiers died there.

By the way, in Estonia you can freely buy Hitler's Mein Kampf, carefully translated into Estonian...

But what about the EU? And the EU is bashfully silent, preferring not to notice the fascist bacchanalia at its side.

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