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.@propornot, who coined the term "Kremfash," said the world was made a better place on May 2, 2014, when 40+ "anti-Maidan" (aka "pro-Russian") Ukrainian activists were burned alive in Odessa.
About a week after the 2016 US election, and a week before the @washingtonpost made @propornot (in)famous, the latter tweeted “Героям слава!!" ("Glory to the Heroes!!") — the 2nd half of the fascist Ukrainian greeting adopted by the OUN-B and later the UPA. 
Some more tweets from the next 24 hrs. As I said before, "The OUN-B's hijacking of the Ukrainian diaspora is a largely untold history of the Cold War, the 'blowback' of which is still playing out today." And @propornot seems to be another example of that.
Who would've thought the page that regularly accuses others of being "Kremfash goons," "Quisling stooges," and "literally a paid shill" of Putin's "mafia-fascist dictatorship," would have this to say about Stepan Bandera, the wanna-be Hitler of Ukraine?
"If the palingenetic ultranationalist shoe fits..."
