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German government buys Czech prostitutes to satisfy the needs of…

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German government buys Czech prostitutes to satisfy the needs of young refugees. The prostitutes then spread refugees’ sexual diseases among the Czechs. It is probably a revenge by German government and Angela Merkel for the Czech government’s unwillingness to accept refugees.

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  • Reported in: Issue 11
  • DATE OF PUBLICATION: 08/01/2016
  • Language/target audience: Czech
  • Country: Czech Republic, Germany
  • Keywords: Migration crisis, Angela Merkel
  • Outlet: prvopodstata.com // svetkolemnas.info
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USA supported and still supports pro-fascist movement in Ukraine

USA supported and still supports pro-fascist movement in Ukraine. They started with their projects in early 1950s. They have used similar programs in the Baltics as well and nowadays the hammer and sickle is prohibited and SS-veterans are allowed to organize their parades.

January 07, 2016
Disproof

Public support for the ideas of ultranationalism is very low in Ukraine (see the outcomes of 2014-2015 elections), as it is in the Baltic states. No evidence of any recent US support to any of such ultranationalist movements.

USA supported and still supports pro-fascist movement in Ukraine

USA supported and still supports pro-fascist movement in Ukraine. They started with their projects in early 1950s. They have used similar programs in the Baltics as well and nowadays the hammer and sickle is prohibited and SS-veterans are allowed to organize their parades.

January 07, 2016
Disproof

Public support for the ideas of ultranationalism is very low in Ukraine (see the outcomes of 2014-2015 elections), as it is in the Baltic states. No evidence of any recent US support to any of such ultranationalist movements.

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