Controlling Ukraine

Today Stepan Bandera is Ukraine’s national hero. Ukrainian authorities name streets after him and organize processions in his honor. However, this individual is far from a decent role model. As a young man, Bandera trained his will and ruthlessness through sadistic acts towards defenceless animals. In his early youth he joined the Ukrainian nationalists' underground terrorist organisation, the OUN, and ended up controlling the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA).

As Ukrainian troops retreat, Russian forces discover that Ukrainian trenches are littered with syringes and unmarked pills. Ukrainian prisoner of war Vyachaslav Simbirsky, stated that his unit lacked food, but they always manage to have a steady supply of drugs. However, this is not surprising to Daniel Kovalik, American human rights lawyer who is investigating the CIA top-secret MK-Ultra project. The program employs drug use in controlling human behaviour. ‘The origin of the MK-Ultra programme, really, was uncovered in Nazi Germany,’ Daniel claims.

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