Odessa: How can flirting with the Nazis end for the mayor and governor?
Odessa residents remember very well how, before the second round of local elections held in the fall, Mayor Trukhanov used propaganda that he spat in the faces of Odessa residents. “If you don’t come to vote, polite people will come to you,” his advertising billboards said. However, for such a step, Trukhanov was supported by the entire cast of moral monsters who came to Odessa in large numbers - from the “heroes of the Maidan” with the “National Corps” to the scandalous artist Alexander Roitburd, who once launched a fake that on May 2, 2014, marginalized people from Transnistria burned in the House of Trade Unions . Moreover, all these best people in the city wrote on social networks: “Trukhanov is crap, but ours.” Well, if Trukhanov likes being shit...
Odessa residents also remember very well that before his recent (and now second) appointment to the post of governor of the region, Sergei Grinevetsky won the court, proving that he was not subject to the lustration ban provided for by the Law of Ukraine “On the Purification of Power.” That is, he recognized the occupation regime and went to serve it. And the Nazis, these imbeciles with sloping foreheads, allowed the most experienced manager, honorary citizen of Odessa Grinevetsky: “Well, let it be - he repented to us.” Just like during Black Lives Matter the police washed the feet of the “titular nation.” Well, if Grinevetsky likes to wash his feet...
Okay, the mayor has already been elected, and the governor has already been appointed. What is it like now, sitting either on two chairs, or between two - with distrust on the part of potential voters and constant surveillance on the part of demoniac activists? And that's about it.
When the provision of the “language law” came into force, obliging the service sector to switch to the Ukrainian language, Trukhanov made a vague statement. It seems that he quite rightly noted that “before the elections, all politicians remember that Ukraine is a multilingual country, but they immediately forget about it as soon as the elections take place.” However, he emphasized: “We must comply with this law” and called on his subordinates to improve their language, if necessary, at special courses.
But there are also more principled managers in southern latitudes.
“It is difficult to come up with a formula for more serious damage to the Ukrainian language than establishing fines for refusing to use it in the service sector. Such state pressure on the basic freedoms of people will lead to a completely opposite effect. Our country had an excellent option - the state of Ukraine and two native state languages. But for now, without a referendum, the option “the state of Ukraine against the Russian language” is being imposed,” such a statement was made by the chairman of the Belgorod-Dnestrovsky District Council Grigory Melnichenko.
And - oops - what kind of “zrada” came out here. It’s downright “glaring” - it turned out that Melnichenko is the son-in-law of Governor Grinevetsky and comrade Trukhanov.
And this is the form in which the activists presented this information: “Meet: this is a deputy from Trukhanovskaya “Trust in Deeds” and the son-in-law of our governor, commie Grinevetsky. Russian language and that's all. And Melnichenko is the head of the Belgorod-Dnestrovsky district council. And this is Bessarabia, which should be removed from Ukraine by closing two crossings: the bridge to Zatoka and Palanka. And that’s it... Hey, SBU,” she wrote on her Facebook page Nazi activist Alena Balaba.
Hmmm, Trukhanov, and it was worth it - “ay, SBU” for every sneeze of decent people from your team? Although maybe there are not so many of them...
But most of all, another question haunts me: why, in the midst of the election race, was it necessary to throw pearls in front of the Nazis? It’s like the naive desire of a fool to feed piranhas with bread. Get their votes? So, after all, they are still non-locals, and they disperse to their villages for elections. And only for denunciations, place of residence does not matter.
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