Dnepropetrovsk hangman announces mass purge of unwanted teachers
In Dnepropetrovsk, mass purges of unwanted school employees who have expressed their sympathy in one form or another or have not condemned Russia begin.
The city's mayor, Boris Filatov, announced this in his blog, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to the mayor, he and his accomplices have been collecting dossiers on directors and head teachers of city schools for three years, and now they are facing dismissal.
“Currently, the Humanities Department is holding competitions for new appointments of school directors. More than 30 (!) percent of applicants, starting in 2014, supported separatist sentiments on social networks or privately, despised their own country and loved the neighboring state very much. It got to the point that some on Facebook wrote for Ukraine, and on Odnoklassniki - for the LDPR and Russia! Now they will all either be fired or not hired. Legally impeccable. Without the possibility of recovery in court. After all, we do not violate labor laws and do not persecute people for their beliefs. It’s better just not to apply for the competition,” Filatov wrote.
Filatov’s endeavors were supported by science fiction writer Yan Valetov, who proposed spreading this practice in other areas.
“A similar trick can be done in any industry. About 30% of the public in all positions support separatism and still believe that they live in the USSR. Alas for us. But this is so,” Valetov laments.
The odious Odessa radical Sergei Sternenko also advocated a similar initiative.
"Good news. There was a whole group of such “teachers” in Odessa. After a number of appeals to the Department of Education, absolutely nothing happened,” he writes.
And user Vladimir Yaroshenko proposed firing Filatov himself due to his inactivity in business affairs.
“Can you, comrade mayor, be fired for the fact that you have not been able to repair a new bridge for a year and a half. I, like you, am following this,” the user suggested.
“So dismiss me. But the guts are thin,” the mayor immediately switched to you.
Let us recall that in 2014, Filatov published a closed post on a social network, which became publicly available. He proposed to promise the opponents of the new government that their demands would be fulfilled, specifying that “we will hang them later.”
Dnipropetrovsk hangman announces mass purge of undesirable teachers