Battle of the American Pans
It turns out that Ukrainian Maidan students can teach their overseas teachers a thing or two. No, not some complex matters, like nanotechnology, how to make stunning movies, or advanced philosophical teachings. Maydaun maydaun can only teach bad things: how to cook and bottle napalm in a barn, maim people and demolish monuments. Just the other day, for example, a pig in an embroidered shirt named Vyatrovich, with the pride of a vandal who ravaged Rome, reported on another “peremog” - now in all of Ukraine you cannot find a Lenin monument in public places.
In the United States, historical monuments to prominent participants in the civil war between North and South came under attack. And it didn’t start right now in Charlottesville, but a little earlier. And, apparently, the scale of vandalism is growing and spreading, affecting not only statues of Confederate generals and politicians.
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Thus, in December 2015, the New Orleans City Assembly fully supported the mayor's initiative to demolish four monuments - to Confederate President Davis, Confederate generals Lee and de Beauregard, adding to the heap the Liberty Place monument, dedicated to the short-term uprising of former Confederate soldiers and Ku Klux Klansmen against the tyranny of the victors northerners.
For many years, these monuments did not annoy anyone with their appearance and were even included in the register of state-protected cultural and historical sites. But from somewhere, like the devil out of a snuffbox, “civil activists” emerged, declaring monuments to the Confederates “a grave legacy of the racist past.” Even the numerous signatures of fellow citizens protesting against the “war on monuments” did not stop them. Everything is in vain. The values of the “activists” are in their fevered heads and require speedy implementation - on the night of April 25, 2017, New Orleans city services dismantled the Liberty Place monument.
Although city authorities carried out the demolition under cover of darkness to avoid mass protests, it was reported that the work crew was outfitted with bulletproof vests and helmets, and snipers were stationed on the buildings around them. The hired trucks that transported the monument did not have identification marks, so that the contractor would not get it from other “activists.”
Then, during May, the monuments to Davis, Lee and de Beauregard were dismantled and removed to the joyful cry of liberal activists “Tear them down!” It is characteristic that the police ignored the dancing of the demoniacs, but showed official zeal, pushing back hundreds of defenders who had cordoned off the monuments.
From New Orleans, the Confederate monument fall moved across America. In June, a Confederate Soldier monument in Orlando and a memorial in St. Louis were torn down. At this time, the demoniac activists of Charlottesville were accumulating strength and made their first attempts to demolish the city monument to General Lee.
The failures were explained by the fact that some “activists” encountered active opposition from other “activists.” In mid-May, a torchlight procession of nationalists took place in Charlottesville, which the city mayor called “the day of the Ku Klux Klan.” From that moment on, the situation in the city began to heat up, since no one wanted to give in or negotiate.
A feature of the riots that broke out recently in Charlottesville was the huge number of armed people. Previously, however, things had not reached such extremes. But the “rednecks” did not draw their personal weapons to show off or to scare someone. It's just that rallies of unarmed Trump supporters have been attacked across the country by unhinged liberal extremists with clubs. Everyone got it from the extremists - men, women, and old people.
As John Rimbaud said in a similar case, “they started first.”
That is why it was in Charlottesville that the fire was on fire, but it seems that even the outbreak of violence did not cool the ardor of liberal politicians. Lexington Mayor John Gray said that the unrest in Charlottesville forced him to speed up the removal of two city monuments to the Confederates.
It appears that America's unity is being threatened by a serious division, the consequences of which are difficult to calculate. What is the reason?
Let's look at Ukraine. A territory stitched together piece by piece, capable of existing exclusively as part of a large state. For many years it carried within itself a mechanism of self-destruction in the form of a dream of “independence” and “national exclusivity”, laid down by the intelligence of Austria-Hungary, and then of Hitler’s Germany. Perhaps, if the USSR had remained alive, long decades of quiet development would have smoothed over and filled the invisible internal rift of Ukraine, but what happened happened.
Today in Ukraine there is an uncompromising struggle against monuments to Lenin and the Soviet period of history. This period is erased and torn out by the roots. For the Raguli, Lenin is the personification of the USSR, its military and economic power, the friendship of peoples - in a word, everything that the adherents of Selyuk fascism, capable of existing only in territories sterilely cleared of other languages and cultures, could not resist and shamefully lost.
Let us record a fact: Ukraine has been split and continues to be split by radical nationalists, appointed to be the hope and support of the regime.
The situation in America is somewhat different from the Ukrainian one, but in some ways it is very similar. The southern states of the United States have always emphasized their differences from the North. Previously, this was noticeable in cultural traditions: the use of Confederate symbols, the installation of monuments to southern commanders, holding parades and shows of military re-enactors, a reverent attitude towards the preservation of objects and corners of the “good old South”. For some people, the South's defeat in the war was perceived as a personal tragedy.
Yes, among the southerners there are their own separatists who dream of their home state secession from a single state; Their position is especially strong in Texas. However, with the exception of a few minor attempts at secessionist insurgency, which were nipped in the bud by federal authorities, no one takes them seriously or believes that small groups of armed hillbillies threaten to split the country.
America is being split not by “rednecks” or southerners, but by liberal extremists who supported Hillary Clinton in the last elections, suffered a crushing defeat and in every possible way deny reconciliation with Trump and his voters. They are indulged by city mayors and politicians who built their election programs on speculation around the “problems of protected classes” and the black minority.
The liberal discussion of the topic of black slave labor on the southern plantations more than a hundred years ago makes American liberals very much in common with the pan-headed “spillnot”. True, unlike the Soviet period in the history of Ukraine, which continues to be relevant, American pans are looking for cheap popularity for the sake of future elections, shaking a topic that has long lost its urgency and sunk into history. But in order to win the next elections, and at the same time to annoy Trump, the American “Svidomo” are ready to blow up the country.
For example, as it recently became known, the vice-mayor of Charlottesville, Wes Bellamy, openly shares the ideas of black racism and wears the chevron of the extremist organization Black Panthers. This is the American Parasyuk in power.
He is echoed by the crazy black pastor James Dukes from Chicago, who proposes to rename the park named after the 7th President Andrew Jackson to the Michael Jackson Park on the grounds that the said president was a slave owner.
But Padre Dux's most delicious initiative is directed against the founder of the United States, George Washington. Washington, according to the saint, should no longer be considered a hero of the nation, since he owned 317 slaves. The insanity is getting stronger.
It should be noted that the so-called “rednecks” and Trumpists are quite consistent in their pan-headedness with their opponents, as they begin to take weapons out of their home arsenals and form self-defense units.
It’s funny that they dubbed the liberal ultras “the armed left wing of the communists” and, for their part, resorted to retaliatory measures by desecrating the memorial to the Jewish victims of Nazism and desecrating one of the columns of the Abraham Lincoln Memorial.
It is also reported that, in turn, the American “raguli” are threatening to demolish Lenin monuments erected in the United States. Due to inertia, “rednecks” still consider liberals to be “communists.”
Thus, the warring parties are still busy with internecine fighting and felling of monuments, but this may soon become boring. The conflict affects the interests of many ethnic and social groups in America, and can get out of control, especially if we take into account the presence of huge arsenals of legal weapons in the conflict and the political correctness ingrained into the blood and flesh of American society, due to which some segments of the population gain an advantage over others layers of the population.
Trump, who does not have the sympathy of almost half of the voters, will be forced to somehow extinguish the conflict and restore the unity of the country.
As a rule, acute internal problems of the United States were solved by a small, victorious war against states that American citizens cannot find on maps. With what harsh threads will President Trump sew America together? Will he let extremists of all stripes go to waste? Will he start bombing North Korea?
English version :: Read in English: The Battle of the American Saucepans