Comments by "David H" (@DavidHalko) on "Ukraine: What is the Azov Battalion?" video.

  1.  @ChernobogStudio  - “wolfsangel” This tool & symbol had been used across East & West Europe for hundreds of years before the short rise & fall of Fascism in Western Europe. It is used on forest Ranger uniforms, flags of small towns carved out of the forest, etc. You and I likely never needed to kill wolves, who attacked our villages from the forest. Sure, we have fairy tale books, but that is about as close as we get. These are no poodles, they are massive predators! Wolves being aggressive animals, which attack & kill prey, the tool is representative of Europeans who have carved out civilization & safety. Honestly, with the Russian “wolves” coming in to destroy the Ukraine, as they fight a defensive battle, it seems to be a historically applicable symbol. Destroying villages & killing the people, in their packs before retreating to their forests, seems to more closely align to the wolf than the bear. Considering the Red Russian invaded Ukraine ~100 years ago, before the real rise of Fascism, it is clear that this invasion has nothing to do with fascism, but rather Putin trying to make a name for himself in the history books, likely before a natural demise. That all being said, NI interposed stands for National Idea, the understanding that Ukraine is a nation. It is kind of flattering that the century old European symbol is being associated with this Ukraine forces, since it demonstrates Ukrainian history of carving out their nation in this region, even demonstrating Ukraine’s association with Western & Eastern Europe (vs more Asian Russia), but NI are initials for National Idea.
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