Governments and individuals around the world have responded to Ukraine's Nazi-like Blacklist, with outrage, anger, and, in several cases, demands for Western governments to stop financing the Ukraine government.

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Aug. 12—To Ukraine’s credit, in June, the Pyotr Tchaikovsky National Music Academy of Ukraine refused to remove Tchaikovsky’s name from their Academy. Leo Tolstoy had already lost a public square that used to be named after him; and there’s a live proposal to change all Pushkin Streets across Ukraine to “Stephen King Street.” Now, that’s a horror story worth writing about!

Aug. 12—As the result of a vigorous, surgical, and rapid international mobilization, primarily catalyzed by the Schiller Institute, but also taken up on their own by like-minded, though politically distinct individuals, sometime on Thursday afternoon, Aug. 11, the infamous Ukrainian Center for Countering Disinformation (CCD) was forced, probably under advisement from increasingly nervous NATO interests, to take down its blacklist/“kill list” of over 70 international figures.