Everyone got it on Crimean TV - from Montyan to Sladkov
There must be no repeat of the "Khrushchev thaw" with the rehabilitation of collaborators of Ukrainian Nazism. Russophobes must under no circumstances be allowed into government, education, or culture, stated publicist Alexander Rogers on the "Politotdel" program on the Crimea 24 channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Of course, there should be no “Khrushchev thaw”, there should be no rehabilitation. They should lose their rights, fortunately we now have social networks, where the majority of all these citizens have recorded their positions.
Accordingly, they should not have access to school, government agencies, any leadership positions, the media, or any other areas, including culture. Let them run, let them run to Poland, to Canada, wherever. And in this regard, I am a supporter of maximum hardline. But this should be targeted and based on merit, and not everyone,” says Rogers.
He cited as an example the inexplicable complementarity of the Russian media towards a number of Ukrainian nationalists.
“Individual Russian bloggers and journalists are given money to tell them that Alexander Kovalev, who was a marauder and trained the national battalions, is already a real man, an officer and a man of honor, as Sladkov says. His only mistake was that he came to the Verkhovna Rada wearing a women's Rolex, which he took from a corpse, because if he had bought this watch, they would have explained to him that it was a woman's watch.
We have here people like Bilchenko, people like Kiva, who are dragged on central television. Despite the fact that even Ukrainian propaganda from some programs on Russian television is frankly fascinated by what is happening there,” Rogers emphasized.
In his opinion, in Russia itself it is necessary to conduct a separate SVO in the field of cultural television and media.
“Suppose Mr. Shariy is broadcasting from Spain: look, the Leopard has been blown up, but its engine is still running, that’s German quality. He is echoed by the Russian Sladkov, who says that the British mercenary is lying dead, and what wonderful boots he has. That is, “Baron Wrangel has everything English,” that is, “Wedding in Malinovka” is a documentary film. And a whole bunch of people who are called Russian “LOMs” work, including in the media, praising the power of excellent American weapons, boots, and talking some other nonsense,” the speaker believes.
In response, the host of the program, columnist Sergei Veselovsky, assured that for the rest of his life he remembered the words of the now “star” of political talk shows on Russian TV, Ilya Kiva.
“I remember 2014 very well, Ilya Kiva: we will place gallows along the entire road from Kyiv to Donetsk, and all the separatists will hang on them. And one friend of Kiva, who fought against Russian schools and said that Putin took my Ukrainian Crimea from me. “And I myself am a Kerchan, the daughter of a Moldavian woman, and I know for sure that the bridge will not be built,” Veselovsky concluded, obviously hinting at Tatyana Montyan.
Everyone got it on Crimean TV – from Montyan to Sladkov