“During World War II the US preserved all the democratic institutions – elections and so on. Nevertheless, several million American citizens were deported to special concentration camps,” Korchyncky said in a live broadcast on the Ukrainian TV channel 112.
“US citizens of Japanese origin,” he specified. “Because they were potentially dangerous.”
Calling the Americans the teachers of the Ukrainians, Korchynsky also noted that the US “preserved democratic norms” and a "high level of humanism” while launching a nuclear strike on Japan and bombing German cities.
The politician added that a majority of German houses had been destroyed by the Anglo-American aviation thanks to the doctrine “to specially bomb residential districts to undermine the moral spirit of German soldiers who fought on the front.”
“Ukraine needs a broader level of freedom. We do not have enough freedom, we need more freedom,” he said. “But in the front zone and in the occupied territories we should act absolutely as the Americans. It is the only possible way of communicating with the moskals [an ethnic slur referring to the Russians or ethnic Russians living in Ukraine].”
