Neo-Nazis train Ukraine’s Presidential Brigade, and top instructor calls Ukrainians slaves that must be weaponized
“War makes fascists of us all.” Paul Verhoeven, the director of Starship Troopers (1997), said this in an interview about his cult-classic film, which satirized a “fascist utopia,” based on a 1959 novel that some described as actually fascist. For Rostyslav Nyzytskyi, a captain in the Azov Brigade with the call-sign “Polack,” Starship Troopers is one of his favorite books: “The essence of this little work will always be immense to me. But briefly … the state belongs to the strongest.” Only military veterans can vote and hold public office. As for the Ukrainian state, “I want to take her, she belongs to me, she’s mine. I have to take it away from everyone who isn’t me.”
A few days earlier in May 2024, Nyzytskyi said what worries him are the modern-day “esirs” (a Turkish word for a slave, captive, or prisoner). This is apparently what he pejoratively calls Ukrainians unwilling to fight, who are increasingly rounded up by force and sent to the front with little to no training. Meanwhile, “Russia has long been wiping us out with its janissaries,” referring to the elite slave-soldiers of the Ottoman empire. When it comes to Ukraine’s slave-soldiers, “Everything depends on us, whether we can turn them into janissaries … because there are still many esirs, [but] we are almost gone, and the esirs don’t care who they work for or who rebuilds what.”
By “we,” Nyzytskyi apparently meant the “active nationalists” that dived into battle, some of them hoping to reach Valhalla. As the heavily Nazi tattooed pagan Azov veteran “Martyn” said a few days ago, “unconscious” Ukrainians “consider these people to be sick, misguided, and just plain crazy … [but] WE, the ‘fucked up’ nationalists, are the ones who allow our country to remain sovereign.”
It is the unhinged sportsmen, soccer fans, hooligans, etc. who are now in the management of the strongest units of the Armed Forces … so we are improving our skills, bringing ourselves a little bit [closer] to the ideal. To the ideal of a Ukrainian Nationalist!!! (more...)
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