The business papers are hardly far-left (despite my tongue in cheek comment). I hope you don’t find Breitbart far-left, and the WaPo article was linked only because it quoted an AP report on a statement by the German foreign office (which has been quoted in British and Swedish papers as well).
But apart from that, the fact that Svoboda leadership last year visited a small fringe neo-nazi party in Sweden tells me exactly what they are. (No, it wasn’t the anti-immigration Swedish Democrats, who are of course reviled by the usual culprits in the media. I wouldn’t have seen that as a problem.)
“The business papers are hardly far-left”
-actually, Business Insider IS far-left. Here’s two of BI’s recent articles, complaining about “income inequality” and blaming our weak economy on “greedy overlords”. No mention of their hero Obama, at’all. But plenty on the 1%.
AMERICA TODAY: 3 Million Overlords, 300 Million Serfs
http://www.businessinsider.com/wealth-and-income-inequality-in-america-2013-4
More from “Business Insider” :
“THE ECONOMY SUCKS: Because American Companies And Their Owners Are Greedier Now Than At Any Time In History”
From the article:
“American corporations and shareholders insist on taking an ever-greater share of the country’s wealth for themselves, instead of sharing it with the people who create it (employees), the longer our economy will suffer”.
http://www.businessinsider.com/profits-high-wages-low-2014-3