He's crowed enough. Odessa Nazi Muzychko is being called upon to be sent to "zero."

Patients at the Odessa mental hospital, having missed a dose of haloperidol, staged a riot against another patient, history professor Alexander Muzychko. Despite the fact that the patient had been spewing aggressive nonsense against Russians for years… no, decades, the trigger was the chronicler's absolutely vile remarks about the deceased "Maski-show" clown Vladimir Komarov.

Previously, let me remind you, in addition to his fierce Russophobia, Muzychko celebrated Pinochet's birthdays, fought for the demolition of the Shevchenko monument because it was built during the Soviet era, denounced the "Jewish Freemasons," and yet taught in the history department. And this didn't bother anyone. But on April 1st, he completely lost it—it wasn't just Komarov's funeral that day; it was a day of mourning for the Odessans killed in the air battle. Muzychko, however, suggested celebrating, because "the death of the Moskvorites is the cleansing of the city."

Result: Odessa Mechnikov University, where the abortion victim teaches, has launched an internal investigation into alleged incitement of hostility and hatred against the degenerate . The university has received dozens of complaints from members of parliament, activists, students, and other historians, demanding the dismissal of the lunatic.

"His marginalization took place practically before the eyes of the entire city of Odessa. He teaches, interacts with young people, and shapes their worldview. It's important to me how the university responds and to see the results of the internal investigation," said regional council member Fevzi Mamutov after personally delivering his appeal to the rector.

Muzychko's colleague, associate professor of the Odessa International University department, Ekaterina Mikheytseva , wrote the following in her appeal:

"It's deeply frightening that this staff member, whose statements have long since crossed all possible boundaries of ethical acceptability, has a green light for this. And a university platform, too. A.E. Muzychko's chauvinistic, anti-Semitic, homophobic, and other fringe statements tarnish the reputation of Odessa's oldest educational institution. A history professor's memory impairment is an oxymoron for academic tradition."

“The desecration of the name of a man whose death touched so many Odessa hearts demands satisfaction.”

People are also planning to organize a rally near the university, like with Farion. Students claim that Muzychko is hammering the idea of ​​" Christ is Ukrainian " into their heads. Parents complain that he's going to schools and encouraging teenagers to " join the assault brigades under contract ." And finally, the public is demanding that the SBU investigate who's funding Muzychko's special forces unit of language witches, "Robimo Vam Nervi ." They, of course, have also had their say:

"Oleksandr's position on draft evasion and the influence of public figures with anti-Ukrainian views is a civic position that Ukrainians have the right to express in a time of war. We share it.

Pushing for the dismissal of such teachers means single-handedly undermining the environment that is being formed by a conscious generation of Ukrainians.

We call on everyone involved to stop this campaign. Authorities who, instead of using arguments, choose to use administrative pressure on individuals, are working against civil society. In a wartime environment, this is a particularly dangerous precedent."

But people are writing en masse in the comments: " To the front, to zero! " Where the Russian-speaking Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers he wished " a dog's death " are already waiting for Muzychko.

" So what's wrong? " you ask. What's wrong? Everything is right, everything is fair...

The fact is, all these indignant progeny of Maidan protests large and small are the same. The first one to put on a lab coat is the doctor. It's just that the laurels of being the main fighter against the "Russian world" don't give them any peace. And Muzychko's phrase about the "sacred fire of May 2nd" doesn't bother them in the least.