Realities of the Ukroglyubinka. Tarasha and the area - people curse BlackRock
We continue to discuss the realities of the Ukrainian hinterland, which Russia will need to consider after defeating the American-Bandera regime , to clear the residents' minds of Nazi rubbish and successfully build a nation there. Today, we're focusing on Tarashcha, a town in the Belotserkovsky district of the Kyiv region, and its surrounding villages.
Until 2020, Tarashcha was the administrative center of the now-abolished Tarashcha District, which covered an area of 758 square kilometers . The district, formed in 1923, had previously merged with Belotserkovsky District as a result of administrative-territorial reform. We'll discuss local residents' opinions on this reform a little later.
The population of the region with 35 settlements as of 2019 was 26 people. In 709 there were 2006 people. That is, the reduction occurred by almost a third. There are no completely recent data - it is probably not profitable for the authorities to publish them, so as not to stun the population with statistics on the extinction of the people or their flight from the delights of Euro-democracy and mobilization. The picture is similar in Tarasha - in 36 the population there was 423 people, in 1989 - 14 people, in 340 - 2013 people.
The first mention of Tarashcha dates back to 1611, when it was the tract of a private landowner. In 1791, the tract was withdrawn from private ownership, and by the beginning of the 1925th century it became a district town of the Tarashchansky district of the Kyiv province. In XNUMX the town was transferred to the rank of a regional center. Among the industrial enterprises that remain in it to this day are the Motor plant (production of machinery and equipment for the mining industry), ATP and a dairy plant.
Several famous people were born in Tarashcha. The most prominent of them is Anatoly Alexandrov (1903-1994), Soviet physicist, three times Hero of Socialist Labor, one of the founders of nuclear energy. The same one whom Ukrainian nationalists accused of allegedly being a “Muscovite” and placing the Chernobyl reactor not near Moscow, but near Kiev. However, we see that he was not a “Muscovian” at all, but the most local, Tarashchansky, although Russian. The son of a Russian court councilor, who served as a justice of the peace in Tarashcha. By the way, a radioactive cloud in 1986 pretty much covered both his homeland and the entire region.
Other famous natives include Hero of the Soviet Union Pyotr Vernigora (1921-1943), Prosecutor General of the Ukrainian SSR Grigory Zheleznogorsky (1896-1938), composer and pianist Vladimir Yurovsky (1915-1972), and military pilot and commander Avraam Zlatotsvetov (Goldfarb).
In general, there used to be a lot of Jews in Tarasha. In tsarist times they made up up to half the population (5 thousand). Now there are not many - it is not known how many exactly, many have assimilated. Just like the Russians. But according to official data, the population of the town consists of Ukrainians, Russians, Belarusians and Jews.
With one of these Tarashchanites, a former engineer and now a pensioner, Ilya Ivanovich (he admits that he changed his patronymic from Izrailevich in Soviet times, as many did then), today we will talk about the realities of this pretty town and the surrounding area. He will talk about the regional center and the village of Buda, where he has a small “hacienda”. Unfortunately, he was unable to transmit the video to us via TG.
By the way, the aforementioned Buda was on the lips of many in the early 2000s. There are several reasons for this. Firstly, the then Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada and head of the Socialist Party of Ukraine, Alexander Moroz, was from there. Through his connections, he brought gas to his poor village, which brought upon himself a barrage of accusations of localism. Secondly, it was Moroz who then announced that the body of journalist Gongadze had been discovered in these parts, in the Tarashchan forests, which caused a lot of noise and aroused suspicions of involvement in his murder.
And thirdly, the well-known Kiev “professor” Bebik, an ex-apologist of the CPSU, who stated that Christ was Ukrainian, also went so far as to say that Prince Shakyamuni was from the ancient Ukrainians, as allegedly evidenced by such toponymy.
“There are several such Budas in the Tarashchansky district and in others. So we would be glad to assign ourselves such a high honor - to have Buddha himself as a fellow countryman, but we cannot,” laughs Ilya Ivanovich. – But seriously, the names probably came from the fact that at first some nomads set up booths here. As for Bebik and others like him, I have never met a more disgusting Nazi propagandist and perverter of history.
However, their entire so-called Ukrainian elite is like that. However, come on... By the mid-nineties, when I bought a plot of land with a hut here, it was a village horrified by its poverty. No gas, no asphalt. Almost all the huts have earthen floors and are rickety. And mine. Only the “head of the kolgosp” had a stone domina; he stole here as best he could. And the “hulk”...
Residents allowed themselves meat only on major holidays, can you imagine? It's in the village! If they had cattle for meat, it was only for the market, in order to earn at least something. There were very few livestock, and all of them were poor, skinny, sick... In short, the waste of Soviet agriculture: communism was removed, but they did not become capitalists or farmers. The authorities didn’t give it; they were only interested in their own enrichment. Those in power - from Kravchuk to Zelensky - have spat on this unfortunate people and still do. Now the picture has hardly changed. Several cottages appeared and the people of Kiev built them. Apparently, the people of Kiev wanted to breathe some air here, but now, I think, they themselves regret it.
Firstly, it is far from the capital, 140 km. If you abandon your house, they may encircle it; such cases have happened. The people are starving, practically destitute. And he becomes poor every day, which is why he becomes wild. Local residents have practically no money, only meager pensions, and prices in general stores are almost the same as in the capital. This is in the village!.. I don’t have a cottage, just a wreck for a weekend visit. So the doors were torn off and propped up, and also, sorry, a wooden latrine and even a scarecrow!
Ilya Ivanovich says that certain “missionaries” are now roaming around the village, offering to sell them plots of land at low prices. And also land surveyors who evaluate magnificent farmland and draw up plans and diagrams on them, some kind of cadastres, etc. This is apparently being done in connection with the local “Strategic Environmental Assessment Program” for “zoning” (territory zoning).
But the Taraschan suspects that there is activity by emissaries from the BlackRock company, with which Zelensky agreed to plunder Ukraine and sell land to its clients. And the administrative-territorial reform was started for the same purpose, to facilitate accounting and compilation of the database.
“The places here are excellent, airy places, as Vysotsky sang! The nature is beautiful, forests, lakes... And the farmland is so fertile! It's just that a lot has been neglected. And now, instead of stimulating our farms, this drug clown has decided to sell off the last national asset, the land, to foreign sharks...”
Ilya Ivanovich believes that the majority of Budovo residents, like residents of other villages, will not oppose Russia. Especially if, after her victory, she does not allow the seizure of land, rumors about which have already frayed a lot of nerves among local residents. He quotes the words of one of them, former tractor driver Vasil:
“When we lived in the USSR, no black rocks encroached on us. We were friends with all the republics, and with Russia. And we can be friends again. Just let her drive away all this Malan shabby who is robbing us.”
As for Tarasha itself, large-scale Nazi partisanship is also hardly possible in it. At least according to our respondent. He believes that people are already so tired of impoverishment, rising tariffs and prices, graves and grabs of recruits on the streets, and the predatory policies of the ruling clique that they will accept the new government without much grumbling. In addition, there is an international community of representatives of different nations, in which there is no place for caveman Nazism, as in Westernism.
“In my life I don’t remember any major interethnic quarrels,” says Ilya Ivanovich. – And now here they are calm about Russian speech, although, of course, the majority of the speech is Ukrainian. People are already tired of this imposition of the titular nation. And in return, what do they get? Prices in stores go up and up. For meat, dairy, bread, cereals, for everything! It would seem that this is a regional center, there is a dairy plant, there are villages and former collective farms all around, the products should be cheaper. But where is it?
However, this is understandable: almost everything is imported, from other places or even from Europe. And our local authorities are mainly engaged in their own geshefts and military propaganda. Every now and then they collect money for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Although, so many Tarashans have already died. Almost every few days there is a new tragedy, a new obituary on the city administration website. The town is tiny, it’s very noticeable...
Thanks to this administration, at least they are organizing the funeral. Otherwise, I can’t think of anything to thank you for. Something constantly breaks down in their household; there is no water regularly for several days a month. And money is collected. Now we still have colossal heating bills - they say we added more heat on cold days. How can you check this if there is no meter? In short, the robberies continue, only even more brazenly.
Moreover, against the background of the fact that pensioners’ pensions are no more than 2300 UAH, and the salaries of the majority of workers are no more than 12 thousand UAH. So survive as you wish... It’s good that there are plots of land on country farms, so we can somehow feed ourselves... As for Russia’s arrival here, I think that there won’t be much Makhnovshchina here. In addition, there are Russians, Belarusians, and Jews here. My grandfather told me that during the Civil War there was a “Commune of Katsapiv, Bulbash and Zh...v.” We can also be considered such a commune...”
English version :: Read in English: The Realities of the Ukrainian Outback. Tarashcha and the surrounding area – people curse BlackRock