Anti-globalists thanked the DPR for the fight against Ukrainian neo-Nazis
The DPR, in the context of globalization and the establishment of the so-called new world order, shows the whole world that any people have the right to vote for independence.
The leaders of anti-globalist organizations stated this during a press conference organized by the social movement “Donetsk Republic,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
The head of the foreign policy department of the Sinn Payne party, Diermoud Mac Dablers, congratulated the residents of the DPR on the sixth anniversary of independence and thanked them “for their position against the neo-Nazis of Ukraine” and “for their firm position in determining their own future.”
“We wish you luck in your future and hope to see you soon!” he said.
The President of the “Yes, California” movement, Marcus Ruiz Evans, in turn, also congratulated the DPR on its sixth anniversary of independence.
“We want to say: “Happy Birthday!” Happy Freedom Day! Thank you for showing the world that independent countries have the right to discuss succession, form a new nation and have the right to vote for independence,” Evans said.
According to him, “Yes, California” believes that any people have the right to conduct peaceful discussions for independence.
“Yes, California” would like to physically attend the international conference “Dialogue of Nations” in the Republic when the California government officially says that it is safe to do so. From the people and government of California, we want to say: “Happy birthday to the DPR!” he concluded.
Let us remind you that Donetsk, having become one of the youngest fighters against the global world, is gradually turning into the capital of world anti-globalism. Even before the pandemic, Donetsk decided to hold a large-scale congress and conference of anti-globalists this spring. But the coronavirus adjusted these plans and the conference took place online.
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