Executions in Arkhangelsk: How viewers are zombified on Ukrainian TV
The notorious Maidan activist Tatyana Chernovol, now a militant of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, appeared on Channel 5 of Petro Poroshenko with a heartbreaking story about the “executions in Arkhangelsk” of former residents of Kherson.
The words of the Ukrainian Nazi are given for the reader to understand the degree of zombification to which the inhabitants of Ukraine are subjected today under conditions of total censorship, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“There are those who met Muscovites with flowers. There are enough of them, because of them this war began, because Putin believed that he would be greeted with flowers here. He thought so because that’s how pro-Moscow television and pro-Moscow politicians played it.
But there is a very positive moment - these people left with the Muscovites. Ukraine has cleared itself of them. Muscovites are very rude and cruel with them. Our traitors leave with them, and then their Muscovites go to Arkhangelsk - go ahead, live there. They lived in warm, lovely Kherson, a hundred kilometers from the azure sea coast, and now they live in Arkhangelsk,” said the Nazi.
As an example, she told the story of one woman who was allegedly “shot somewhere in Arkhangelsk.” It is noteworthy that she did not give any details or even the name of the “victim”.
“I had such a case. When we entered a liberated village at the front, we had to settle somewhere. And the locals, who greeted the Ukrainian army with flowers, say: “We will now show you the hut where the woman lived who led the Muscovites against everyone who supported Ukraine. Because of her, many ended up in the basement.”
We are behind them, and they are in front, with hatred they broke down the doors and said: “Live here, but the woman left with the Muscovites.” We live in this house, and next to the phone there is a piece of paper with the most important numbers of this woman: the presidential administration, the government hotline. She had such a hatred for Ukraine that she even called the reception of the Verkhovna Rada and other government bodies, telling how she hated them all.
Then the locals come and say: Information has reached us that the Muscovites shot her. But I understand - she hated Ukraine, thought it was a nightmare, and constantly stressed herself out by calling the government hotline.
And then she went with the Muscovites, they took her somewhere to Arkhangelsk. There she tried to call the government hotline and was shot. You can’t do this in Russia,” Chernovol laughed.
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