Confession of an Emigrant on Victory Day

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The article below is in no way against any race or people – but against the ‘few’ who have usurped the legitimacy of many nations and the story of one man’s experience in their crosshairs – because he did not fit in as the ‘few’ wished. It would be the same for anyone else where the globalists rule – even (or especially now) in the USA.

The truth of these fascists that span the globe and corrupt the minds of ordinary people must be told – and retold – so that men are made aware of the dangers we face as humans regardless of where we are from.

Beyond the gates of racial division is the path of our destruction as the human race.

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Confession of an Emigrant on Victory Day
Author: Ravid Gor, May 10, 2017
Translated by Eugenia
Original in Russian https://www.nalin.ru/ispoved-emigranta-ko-dnyu-pobedy-5484

May 10 of 2010 was the day when the first in the chain of events occurred that led me to the decision to forever link my life with Russia.

That was when the most popular radio host in Israel, Nava Kohen, declared to the whole country at 8 am via the state radio station Radio Israel, talking about the parade marking the 65th anniversary of the victory over fascism at the Red Square:

“We know full well that Medvedev’s attempt to re-write history by inviting the Allies to the parade is doomed to failure. We know who contributed most to the defeat of Nazi Germany. That was not Russia.”

I began to understand something back then, but I had yet to appreciate the full scale of the anti-Russian campaign in the world.

The next warning came on May 2, 2014, when many of those I considered friends in Israel started joking about “the smell of burnt “vata”

(“vata” – Russian for “cotton” – derogatory name for people in the south-east of Ukraine whose native language is Russian and who consider themselves belonging to the Russian cultural sphere; in this case, the reference is to the events of May 2nd of 2014 in Odessa when 48 such people were burned alive in the Trade-Union Building – translator’s note).

That was the first time I felt foreign in my own country. I learned new unexpected things about former compatriots now living in Israel who were born in the USSR and speak Russian.

That same summer, I learned from conversations with various people that the events in Ukraine were well known to the Israeli Foreign Ministry, that its representatives in May of 2014 visited the front lines near Kramatorsk and Odessa that still smelled of burning. They sent reports to everyone who wanted to know, but one could not hope that inhumane actions of new powers in Kiev would be condemned.

The third key date for me was January 8 of 2016. It was my second interrogation in the counter-intelligence division of Shabak (the Israel Security Agency, also known as Shin Bet – translator’s note) on the 32nd floor of a high-rise opposite the General Staff in Tel Aviv. There was a secret elevator, access from the other building. There was an empty room with a table, two chairs, computer, and a telephone. There were 6 hours of conversation-interrogation with no emotional pressure, but I heard words that changed my consciousness forever.

A middle-aged severe-looking special services investigator said something that changed a lot of things for me: “Ukraine is not a hostile power for Israel. In contrast, Russia is a hostile to Israel power, and our job is to counter Russian actions in Israel. You act as a Kremlin agent of influence, and that is why you are here.”

The last key event that changed my life happened exactly one year ago. On May 10, 2016, I was sitting in a Shabak interrogation room, plastered all over with the sensors of lie detector. Four days before that, I asked a Russian Knesset deputy during a personal meeting whether she wants to comment on the threats against the organizer of Immortal Regiment in Israel. This deputy, who just came from the Immortal Regiment demo in Haifa, where she was shown at the head of the column by Russian TV, responded that she does not know anything about the Immortal Regiment. Next day I got a phone call from an undisclosed number and was summoned for an interrogation.

Closer to the end of that hard day of May 10th, the interrogator said in passable Russian: “You are Russian, and you will always remain Russian first, Israeli second. Therefore, from our prospective, you are a potential traitor. You will always be potential traitor. Now confess, when were you recruited.”

By that time I knew at least ten names of former officers and commanders of Israel Defense Force (IDF) who trained the Ukrainian National Guard and volunteer battalions killing Russians in Donbass. Without any fear of Israeli special services, they gave interviews to Israeli and Ukrainian media, were socially active in Israel, and often flew between Kiev and Jerusalem. I have never heard about them being interrogated even once or persecuted in any way, despite the fact that this kind of activity is a criminal offence in Israel.

Knowing that, and having heard the words that the interrogator said to me… All this after living in Israel for 19 years, after serving in the IDF during Intifada, after three years of being a state servant, after burying three friends killed in combat, after 12 years of serving in the reserve without reproach, after many years of voluntary mission to create positive image of Israel among Russians that I undertook out of patriotism.

It is hard to find words to describe how I felt. I would no longer have a chance for a prestigious job with such a mark in my dossier and would have to live under constant surveillance. Add to that strange behavior of my smartphone and computer, constant fear and the need to pay exorbitant fees to the lawyer. This was my reward for the 19 years of love for my new homeland.

Finally, I have come to understand my place in life and made the only possible decision, which turned out to be correct: to do everything possible to get Russian citizenship, come back to the homeland newly acquired upon the return of Crimea to Russia, and link my destiny with it.

As soon as I made that decision, everything started working out for me. As if I stopped swimming against the current, stopped fighting my destiny.

Having moved to Russia, I met lots of people who share my values, with whom I speak the same language. There were always few of those in Israel. I stuck to values instilled in me by my parents, by Soviet books, by the Soviet school and Soviet TV.

Neither the life in post-Soviet Ukraine, nor the life in capitalist Israel erased these values. As I found out, there are many people like me in Russia – so far. It is happiness to live where many people who think like you, value what you value, see good and bad like you do. Many, too many, people do not understand this simple thing.

Exactly one year ago I was deeply unhappy and was preparing for a dismal life. When yesterday I was looking at the fireworks to mark the anniversary of the Victory Day in a crown of celebrating people, I felt one with the Russian people and the whole country.

I was happy.

I wish all emigrants who do not feel comfortable where they are, to experience what I experienced yesterday.

Citation
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[Anonymous 14]

Israel is all about using U.S. power to destroy those in the Mid East that Russia is allied with and they have been getting what they want at almost every turn. It is no surprise that nearly all Western Media and Hollywood are in lock step with not telling you much about Israel all the while demonizing Russia at every turn. You also never see any of the powerful Left Wing entities in the U.S. calling out Israel’s far Right Wing behavior with their power either. MSM pretty much ignores going’s on in Israel, as well as Hollywood’s complete blackout on the subject especially in regards to recent history, they don’t even want to try to spin anything, because this would start conversation about it all. Though I doubt we ever stop hearing about the Trump/Russia connection for his entire presidency, even when foreign policy remains the same. This is because the powers that be work hard to keep anyone out of office who may rock the boat, and they worked hard to keep Trump out as he talked big about changing course foreign policy wise, Paul in 2011 was pushed aside by the GOP, and Sanders in 2016 was openly robbed by the DNC. Bolshevism is alive and well in the U.S. and their power grows every day. There will never be small non interventionist government in the U.S…. We currently have a strong anti-establishment Republican President in office and a Republican dominated Congress, and the latest budget proposal is, for the most part, unchanged, unchanged aside from more Military spending of course…A military that is predominantly used against who’s perceived enemies?

Agents of Israel are hard at work around the world in countries in which they hold dual citizenship in, and in one’s they don’t. Certainly in lockstep with the Globalist Corporate Banker War Machine…The hypocrisy is even outwardly obvious as nearly all Jewish civilians are staunchly Left Wing while in countries outside of Israel, yet Israel itself is far Right Wing, all via Democracy mind you…Double standards at every turn… As far as I can tell from all historical facts and current behavior Israel is setting itself up to be the last standing country with a strong identity in the West as Globalists push to mix everything up outside the walls of Israel, as well as chip away at Russia as Russia is the biggest hurdle in the way of doing whatever they want to whoever they want without repercussion. Nearly all rulers of nations toppled of late were advocates of Palestinians, and take note that Israel takes zero refugees from all these wars that they clearly want… That is a burden to be carried by the E.U. and that of nations that surround the destruction apparently, never Israel. Oh, and they don’t even pay for all of this, the U.S. does…

If anyone want’s to chime in and call me an Anti-Semite, now is the time to do it. Fact is, Zionists are the biggest Anti Semites on the planet as they seek the exclusion and destruction of Semitic people en mass. I am just a guy who learned everything he knows from the Jews who have dared to speak up. I admire these men greatly. They just happen to be the ones who never get on T.V.

The mess in Syria is in large a U.S./Israel creation, and Iran is in the sights next. I also don’t believe for one second that Assad used chemical weapons.

[Y_Participant 4591]

JB – You should start your own posts on these topics – I would love to read a full essay by you. You have style mate.

[Anonymous 14]

Y_ wrote:

JB – You should start your own posts on these topics – I would love to read a full essay by you. You have style mate.

To be honest, I am pretty burned out on the topic from over a decade of research and then getting blasted in nearly all arena’s of conversation with the most mindless, uneducated, uninformed, baseless accusations at every turn, that and the apparent overall disinterest has kind of worn me down. I don’t know if you were around when I first got here, but I was a bit obsessed with all of this. I do have a mind that does not work like most people’s in regards to the goings on of the world in that I do not have religion, therefore no bias, I have been a rebel since day one, therefore I believe half if not more of what I have been told is bulls~~~ therefore I like figuring out things on my own, and I have ADHD, therefore even if I wanted to pay attention to what someone wanted to teach me my mind usually likes to think about what IT fells is important. This along with how I grew up being exposed to people from all around the world left me with a neutrality of mind needed to see things from outside my own seat. Throw in the decade of research and tons of reading that is not on most people’s program and here I am…

I think the first and foremost thing that people need to understand when addressing this s~~~ is that Anti-Semite is a bulls~~~ term the way it is predominantly used. White Jews are NOT descendants of Semitic People but they like to identify with a non white minority race… S~~~, I was just watching some bulls~~~ Hollywood movie, Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising, (I do this often, mostly to see what is being pushed, same with MSM and T.V. shows) and there is a scene where Seth Rogan is labeled as a White Male in a derogative manner by a female, and instead of challenging that on it’s transparent bigotry he instead comes back with “I am not white, I am Jewish”. Oh boy… Most people just can’t see what is going on all around them because they can only focus on one thing at a time… my mind doesn’t work like that.

Send me an Email address privately and I can point you in certain directions, but outside of that I think I will only chime in now and then when inspired, if moved by an event down the road though I may post something of my own.

[Silver FoxParticipant 2766]

Thanks for posting these topics lately, Yumbo.

Having moved to Russia, I met lots of people who share my values, with whom I speak the same language.

I have wished that I could move to Russia. While I’ve never actually visited, all the research I’ve put into it leads me to believe there would be a lot to like. Of course there would be a lot of culture shock too, and certainly it wouldn’t be easy… But with the things that have happened to me in the last couple years, the idea of expatriation has loomed large in my mind.

"Are you loosed from a wife? Do not seek a wife." --Apostle Paul

[Y_Participant 4591]

Silver Fox wrote:

I have wished that I could move to Russia. While I’ve never actually visited, all the research I’ve put into it leads me to believe there would be a lot to like. Of course there would be a lot of culture shock too, and certainly it wouldn’t be easy… But with the things that have happened to me in the last couple years, the idea of expatriation has loomed large in my mind

My advice is you lose nothing and have everything to gain. I understand Russia is giving away farmland in the east for free and are welcoming migrants there.

It may be a way to get in and be happier. I hope you can.
Peace.

http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/668073/Vladimir-Putin-offers-disillusioned-British-citizens-free-land-in-Russia

PS: Be prepared to get your nuts frozen.

[Y_Participant 4591]

Anonymous wrote:

Send me an Email address privately and I can point you in certain directions, but outside of that I think I will only chime in now and then when inspired, if moved by an event down the road though I may post something of my own.

No problem bro – I didn’t know your history and what you are going thorough. Hope you are doing ok now.

Will see you on my posts and we can talk some more as we go along and if you want to. No pressure here. Always good to see you. 🙂

Peace.

[Silver FoxParticipant 2766]

Y_ wrote:

I understand Russia is giving away farmland in the east for free and are welcoming migrants there.

It may be a way to get in and be happier. I hope you can.
Peace.

http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/668073/Vladimir-Putin-offers-disillusioned-British-citizens-free-land-in-Russia

PS: Be prepared to get your nuts frozen.

I remember seeing this… pretty cool! Definitely caught my interest. Although I heard a rumor that the deal was later changed to only allow Russians… do you know if that’s true or not?

I live in one of the northernmost states in the lower 48, and we regularly get harsh winters… but while everyone else is complaining, I enjoy it every year. I suffer during the intense summer heat.

"Are you loosed from a wife? Do not seek a wife." --Apostle Paul

[Y_Participant 4591]

Silver Fox wrote:

I remember seeing this… pretty cool! Definitely caught my interest. Although I heard a rumor that the deal was later changed to only allow Russians… do you know if that’s true or not?

I am sorry I am not sure how it works for US citizens – you would need to approach the Russian Embassy (e-mail) and see their response.

Beyond that there may be other opportunities. Russia is growing and welcomes people in various areas. You can ask the Embassy or possibly go to job placement agencies.

https://jobs.goabroad.com/search/russia/jobs-abroad-1

Good luck and I would definitely recommend you try. There is always a way to do this.

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