Why Is Accounting Firm KPMG Funding Putin’s Version of Hitler Youth?
If you can look at those pictures of Russian human rights activists with their heads on pikes and Nazi caps on top, pictures that include an 80-year-old woman and a former first deputy prime minister, realize this camp is paid for by the Russian government, and not see how horrific this organization is, then no other facts I could show you would mean anything to you. You’d need to see them up close and in person, as I have, to feel the terror they inspire.
The fact that you don’t care about them, and don’t care about the threat to American values rising in Putin’s neo-Soviet Russia, probably explains why you don’t find this article compelling. A similar attitude was shown to towards the USSR in its infancy, and decades of totalitarian nightmare resulted.
