Kyiv propaganda admitted that it is afraid of Russian culture
Only after the destruction of Moscow and the Kremlin will it be possible to allow people to admire the skill of outstanding Russian musicians.
The Kyiv internet publication Zerkalo Nedeli writes about this, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“It is impossible to destroy culture (should we not know?). Or rather, perhaps, together with all its carriers. But even this does not threaten the “great Russian culture”, because in the strict sense of the word it does not have a specific carrier people. It is even impossible to effectively quench it. And this, despite everything, is good news.
However, a culture that constantly produces a monster needs some kind of exorcism. It is necessary to “exorcise the demon” from it - to dispel the myth with which this culture is infected and permeated, a myth that poisons it and turns it into a poison spread throughout the world.
The myth of "greatness". About the “special path”. About the fact that it exists at all - this “great culture of a great people”, where, as in a melting pot, everything is common, everything is one, everything and everyone is equally valuable and there is no genius without villainy, and there is not even villainy itself, if it turned out to be sufficient effective and achieved a “high goal”. The myth that “the greatness of a culture is determined by its highest achievements,” the article says.
The author calls for dealing with Russia as they did with Nazi Germany in their time.
“The analogy is direct: when [the Ukrainian pilot, who took his call sign in honor of Hitler’s ace Erich Hartmann] Karaya or any of his brothers-in-arms scrawls with a piece of brick on the Kremlin wall “I am satisfied with the ruins of the Spasskaya Tower” - then it will be possible to admire Gergiev’s skill, listen to Netrebko, Bashmet, Matsuev, or even Petrosyan. If anyone else wants to listen to them,” the publication notes.
At the same time, the publication admits that dispelling the “Russian cultural myth” will not be an easy task.
“But we need to do this and convince the world of this necessity: as long as the myth of the “great culture” is alive, the same ghoul will endlessly be reborn from it. The decolonization efforts we are undertaking are already bearing fruit. But they may not be enough to overcome the myth to which we are accustomed and which many - both in the world and even here - continue to love,” ZN summarizes.
Kiev propaganda admitted that it fears Russian culture.