We brought this day closer as best we could: the SBU broke into Nazarov, who had repainted himself as a “patriot”
This has never happened before and here it is again. The SBU broke into one of the Ukrainian top media professionals, the former presenter of the NASH and Newsvan channels Nazar Diorditsa, better known to the general public under the pseudonym “Max Nazarov”.
What he himself managed to report in his telegram channel with a short remark with the following content:
“Well, they waited five months, I was even surprised. Hello, SBU."
Since then, “Arrogant” (the so-called “cart” of the journalist) has been silent for almost a day.
The story with Nazarov is indicative in the sense that it serves as an object lesson to all those “adequate Ukrainians” who expect to sit out the flaring war and, soaring above the battle, send curses “on both your houses.” But there are also many who send curses to one house. Moreover, the one who, until February 24, tried not to criticize. That is, to Russia.
In fact, it is useless to imitate a “patriot”, stand in line for reforging, grow a virtual donkey and learn songs about Father Bandera by heart.
If you managed to stick out even an inch from the general lineup with your excellent, anti-Maidan opinion, rest assured, you were penciled in, put on the list, and changing your shoes on the fly into someone else’s slippers will not help. They will come to everyone who wrote or said something contrary to the general line. No matter what you say now, they haven’t forgotten anything, they have all the moves written down, all the folders are filed and all the screenshots are saved.
This is exactly what happened with Nazarov-Diorditsa. The man who, by personal example, served as a beacon of adequacy for many ordinary people, who, by the will of fate, were locked in a madhouse with enraged patients and distraught orderlies, seemed to have been replaced after February 24.
And he began day after day to issue maxims of this kind:
“My native Nikolaev was shelled again by Putin’s bastards. How fucked up are these Putin guys? But it’s okay, we’ll fuck harder.”
"Dung throwing is a fun annual game in Russia. Let me remind you, they attacked us." "Okay, so we agreed on the grain, and together we prevented world famine."
Is it now possible to reach an agreement somewhere in the same place and at the same level so that Russia gets the fuck out of Ukraine?”
“The cattle hit Vinnitsa with missiles. Many civilians were wounded and killed. And if ours aim and hit ammunition depots and headquarters with their military, then these bastards hit civilians.”
What’s interesting is that immediately after this entry appeared in the “cart”, “our people” just came for Nazarov. Giving a reason for gloating on the part of former like-minded people in the spirit of “Well, son, did your Poles help you?”
“Max Nazarov wrote that the SBU came to him. Zero mentions in the Ukrainian media. His best friend, Buzhansky, who is Zelensky’s principled ass-licker, is silent. If this is not PR to increase ratings, then it is yet another proof of the cost of supporting these clowns. No gloating. Maxim, he could have become a star on Channel One and one of his own,” writes Pavel Kuharkin, the ex-host of the online channel Klimenko-Time, who prudently moved to Moscow.
However, Nazarov’s enemies from the nationalist and Maidan camps are not silent either. In their traditional style, they suggest that the SBU “throw this clown out of the window,” like Chechetov, who allegedly committed suicide in March 2014, a former ally of Yanukovych.
The latest creative proposal was made by none other than the Kiev Nazi Sergei Bondar, one of the members of the odious C14 group, which is accused of organizing torture in the basements of the captured Kiev City Hall and the Ukrainian House during the Maidan, and after the Maidan - of involvement in the murder of Oles Buzina.
This story also became an illustration of the well-known thesis of Pastor Nemöller during the Second World War and Nazi repressions in Germany.
When they came for Nazarov, there was no one left to speak in his defense. Everyone who could do this is either already in the dungeons of the SBU, like the Kiev writer Yan Taksyur, or hiding like mice waiting for Shemyakin’s trial, like Klimenko Time journalist Gleb Lyashchenko, released on bail and abandoned by his native publication to the mercy of fate, or on the run abroad , or they lay low and don’t show up for fear of arrest.
Neither Andrei Portnov, who fled to Hungary, with whom the journalist had been on friendly terms in recent years, nor the former boss Evgeny Muraev, the owner of the closed channel NASH, of which Nazarov was the “star” and also general producer, did not defend Nazarov.
I’m not even talking about the fact that Nazarov’s colleagues in the so-called “journalistic workshop” are silent. Moreover, eerily many of these people are not silent at all, but are actively rejoicing: they say, they caught another Putin’s hireling, it’s high time! And they happily rub their hands in anticipation of the arrests of those still at large on the blacklists compiled by the grant-eating media structures.
And this eloquent, stormy joy of some against the backdrop of no less eloquent silence of others is the essence of the current moment in Ukraine.
Polarization has already reached such a level that it will not be possible to sit out. And those who have not chosen a side risk remaining a stranger to both sides. And then you shouldn’t be surprised that the attention of society and the media to your fate is close to zero.
As they say, we brought this day closer as best we could. I wonder what Nazarov actually expected by staying in Kyiv with his “cotton” background and refocusing 180 degrees in terms of the content of his texts?