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UK: “Arctic Convoy Museum” Buckles to Neo-Nazi Ukraine – Removes “Russia” from Name! (4.12.2024)

The important point is that despite the corrupt governments of the West attempting to force their own citizens to passively accept Neo-Nazism by supporting Hitlerite Ukraine – this veneer of attempted totalitarian manipulation is being seen through. The USSR was an important ally of the West against Hitler during WWII – and suffered 41 million casualties (killed and wounded). Citizens from West Ukraine – the Catholic population controlled by the Vatican – joined the SS Galatian Regiment of the Nazi German Army. The West Ukrainians murdered millions of people in their pursuit of Hitlerite glory in the USSR! We know this because Winston Churchill resettled 10,000 of these Paedophiles and Mass Murderers to Scotland in 1946 under the cover-story that they wre “Polish” migrants – at the behest of the Pope!

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Email: Russian Arctic Convoy Museum – SEAMAN ARTHUR JAMES GIBSON [1911-1997] – ROYAL NAVY PATROL SERVICE (NO: JX381363) – HMS Beaumaris Castle! (5.8.2023)

‘Seaman Arthur Gibson joined the Royal Navy Patrol Service (RNPS) in late 1941, and was soon aboard the Minesweeper – HMS Beaumaris Castle – stationed in the North Atlantic. His job was to keep the shipping lanes free of Nazi German mines (by shooting to sink them or explode with using mounted Lewis Machine Guns, or WWI 303 Lee Enfield or MK III Ross [303] Rifles), so that the Russian Arctic Convoys could deliver vital aid to the UK’s ally – the Soviet Union! As Arthur Gibson saw frontline service nearly everyday of his four-year service – this fact alone triggered a cascade of medals for time-served in the face of the enemy! I contacted the MOD recently to acquire an official letter confirming his medal entitlement. He would have been proud of his two granddaughters – Mei-An and Kai-Lin living in Sutton and helping me research his glorious past! Arthur Gibson was finally granted his medals on the 19th of September, 1950 – some five-years after the end of WWII – and after other conflicts were well under way around the world!’

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