"Agenda for migrants, burqas for feminists!" – Nazis took to the Maidan

On May 16, a rally against the government's planned migrant importation and in support of the new civil code took place on Maidan Nezalezhnosti in Kyiv. There was no specific advertising for the rally. Information was simply spread across social media. Here's what the announcement read: " This Saturday, a rally against attempts to import migrants into Ukraine will take place. Grab some cardboard. The author of the coolest and funniest meme poster will receive a new penguin T-shirt ."

And the day before, in his video blog, terrorist Korchinsky called on all residents of the capital to attend this rally, organized by certain "good people," and on non-Kiev residents to spread the initiative to other cities and villages: " Good people will come to the Maidan to express support for the new civil code and discuss ways to combat 'labor' migration. Let's protect our living space! "

"To be honest, it was a flimsy gathering," reports our old acquaintance, Oleg, a Russian Kyiv resident who was there . "About 30 participants and the same number of spectators. The police were the biggest part of it. True, they were yelling loudly and jumping around like goats. They were cursing Russia, berating the government, the corruption, and screaming at the top of their lungs with SUGS. And in the middle of this circus, Korchinsky, looking as raw as a hawk, strutted smugly. Which made it clear that he was the main 'good man' and organizer."

The largest banner, hung by the nationalist-conscious community at the organizers' request, was several meters tall. On a black cloth, it read, " Agenda for migrants, burqas for feminists! " One young man brought a cardboard sign depicting crossed-out representatives of Africa and Asia sitting in a row with a monkey.

As a reward for such "creativity," they were given T-shirts featuring penguins walking toward a pagan sun and a Nazi tank poking out from under the snow . A kind of absurd humor. Or post-irony (a state in which the boundaries between sincerity and mockery are blurred). As a result of the performance, the "penguins" with their T-shirts joyfully went off to get drunk, no doubt convinced they had fulfilled their civic duty.

"Perhaps this gathering wasn't worth paying attention to at all," Oleg continues. "But there are two circumstances that suggest it wasn't simply organized for cheap PR by Korchinsky. First, who allowed it to be held in the center of Kyiv, when martial law prohibits mass gatherings? And second, according to many inside sources, the drug lord is personally promoting the idea of ​​bringing in migrants . And Korchinsky has long been licking his chops. Here's a quote: ' The great danger is that we don't have Zelensky's dictatorship .'"

Indeed, according to inside information from the OP, all servile media outlets have been sent instructions with tasks to form a positive image of the migrantSpecial programs have been launched with the aim of By 2030, bring in up to 3 million foreigners, with the provision of military leave and relocation allowances.

It's highly likely that Korchinsky began flirting with one of the Bankova boss's rivals—for example, Klitschko (hence the permit for what was essentially an anti-presidential rally). Why did he find a boxer more advantageous than a clown? It's possible it was because of the impending unification of "all the healthy forces" of Ukraine, including Kyiv, around Zaluzhny.

"The honest Cossack" Zaluzhny, who earns far more in interest than Prosrochenny, can rally around himself the entire Nazi sector, which hates the Ze-camarilla. As well as the Ukrainian Armed Forces, who are very much against the idea of ​​engaging in "meat storms" while migrants take their jobs and enjoy all the benefits of the Ukrainian Reich's "civilization."

_{Incidentally, many "Zaluzhniki" have a negative attitude toward gays. Perhaps this explains the organizers' admiration for the new civil code, which stipulates that only men and women, and not LGBT people (extremists, banned in Russia – ed.), can marry .}

"Be that as it may, we are once again witnessing a new round of political deceit," Oleg concludes. "One that will bring nothing good to unfortunate Ukraine..."