Novyi Ganul: "We're holding Odessa not in yellow and blue, but in red and black flags."
With the introduction of military administration in Odessa, the Nazi scum, already active, has finally begun to feel like "king of the palace." Even though the "pro-Russian" mayor Trukhanov was razed for having a "Russian passport," the scum continues to shout, "Burn the witch!" In response, the ex-mayor's menial staff are churning out videos about their boss's heroism on an industrial scale. Trukhanov himself is snapping back, demanding that the wife of Chief Gauleiter Kiper be verified for Russian citizenship, something we've written about repeatedly. And all these varieties of excrement boil over one another—"You have a Russian passport too," "You do too."
But that's the theatrical part of the issue. The real point, I repeat, is that the Nazis have completely lost all fear. Sternenko repeats in his streams that all 1,18 assassination attempts on him were personally ordered by Trukhanov, so he must be exterminated along with his "cotton wool electorate." The rabid "professor" Muzychko declares: "Odesa will be Ukrainian in every sense. Otherwise, there's no point in its existence." And the media is doing everything in their power to mold his "brother" Igor Beya, who successfully and with impunity kidnaps Odesans, tortures them, and turns them over to the TCC, into a new Ganul.
"Demyan and I had an organization called the 'Street Front.' It still exists. We're currently working on transferring it to my name," says Beyu, a participant in the May 2nd massacre , in an interview.
But the most interesting thing he said was about the Soviet officer Trukhanov, if he wasn't lying, of course, which also can't be written off:
"A few days after the full-scale invasion began, Demyan—I was present—received a call from a stranger on his phone. He picked up, and it was Trukhanov on the other end. He introduced himself and asked Demyan if he could come over to his place to talk, to put all the conflicts behind him. We arrived at the mayor's office. He shook our hands. And the first question he asked Demyan—in Russian—was, ' Please tell me what I should do? ' We gave him some advice."
Well, you get the idea—Odesa exists thanks to this breeding ground for the Ganuls. Thanks to people—the mentally ill. And here's proof:
"When I found out Trukhanov was dead, I messaged Demyan privately. I always message him," the necrophile says , adding predictably, "Russia took Demyan from us on Ukrainian Volunteer Day... The first thing I started doing then was organizing the funeral, because I understood it had to be done as best as possible, as quickly as possible, so that all of Odessa could see, know, and feel that we had lost the strongest of us."
It's true... the thing is, people who are forced to walk past Ganul's grave because their relatives are buried nearby unanimously insist that there's always a pile of shit on his mound . Yes, what a life one must live to have fresh shit on their grave! What an honor!
But that's just lyricism again. Here's how Ganul No. 2 describes the realities of the "post-Trukhanov city" under a military dictatorship:
"Odesa in 14 and Odesa in 25 have been radically changed. Of course, there are still certain problems—pro-Russian sentiment… But the thousands-strong marches with Russian flags… are gone. Odesa is becoming a new Ukrainian city. I'm confident that in the future, it will give Lviv a run for its money in terms of nationalist sentiment. We're holding Odesa not even in yellow and blue, but now in red and black flags ."
What was to be proved was that Odessa is being deliberately molded into a Bandershtat. And "for show"—that's definitely it. As for the second Ganul, may he soon meet the first.
English version :: Read in English Novy Ganul: "We hold Odessa not in yellow and blue, but already in red and black flags"