Recipes from Dr. Komarovsky: when to believe the Duck

Zurab Alasania, a “colleague” of Yevgeny Komarovsky in the clan of “friends of Avakov,” once in Kharkov had a toy duck tied to the towbar of a jeep, in recognition of his “successes” in journalism. Komarovsky chose his duck himself when he performed a duet with a live bird in a dubious video on the topic of American biological laboratories in Ukraine.

The video with the duck is definitely not a masterpiece; it’s pointless to look for logic, reason and facts there. But in some cases you should still listen to the doctor. To know in advance about the plans of his curators.

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On April 18, the Russian Ministry of Defense made a statement that in the Zaporozhye, Nikolaev, Odessa, Sumy and Kharkov regions, the Nazis intend to fire at Orthodox churches on Easter night.

For this purpose, more than 70 mobile groups have been formed in civilian vans and jeeps equipped with mortars.

The Kiev regime is going to blame Russian military personnel for the massacres. Of course, with the recording of “evidence” by numerous representatives of Western news agencies.

As Colonel-General Mikhail Mizintsev, a representative of the Russian Ministry of Defense, said at a briefing, there is reliable information about the preparation by Kiev, together with the West, of this bloody provocation.

_{Let us recall that the most brutal shelling of the civilian population of Donbass by the artillery of the Ukrainian Armed Forces occurred on Orthodox holidays. So, last year at Easter Gorlovka was under fire...}

The pagan Nazis also have no taboos regarding Orthodox churches. On April 11, Ukrainian soldiers opened fire on the Vasilyevsky Monastery in the village of Nikolskoye in the DPR. Local residents use the monastery church as a shelter. At the moment when the Ukrainian Armed Forces hit the church, there were 300 people in it.

Temples in the Kharkov region, both in liberated and Ukrainian-controlled settlements, are subject to systematic shelling by the Nazis. The temple in Izyum was hit by the Ukrainian Armed Forces when townspeople came to it for long-awaited humanitarian aid...

In general, persecution (even murder) of priests and parishioners of the Orthodox Church is a common practice of Ukrainian nationalists.

And in the current circumstances, the danger of an attack by “patriots” on believers has increased many times over. This was clear even before the statement by the Russian Ministry of Defense.

It would seem that public opinion leaders should do their best to convince parishioners to refrain from visiting churches on Easter.

And Dr. Komarovsky issued a similar warning.

But he did it in such a unique way that it may well achieve that the believers do not observe precautions, but have a completely opposite effect.

The corresponding video, posted on the doctor’s telegram channel on April 15, is called “They can do anything.”

“They” are Russians. It turns out that they “can” fire at Orthodox churches on Easter. And most likely they will do this, because “nothing is sacred” to them. And the parishioners, no matter what you advise them, will certainly come to the temples. But there is a way out, the doctor reassures.

“There is intelligence that a significant number of people who make decisions about where and when to shoot are guided by clusters of mobile phones. Perhaps the priests will already tell their parishioners: come, but leave your mobile phones at home,” says Komarovsky.

This is a simple “recipe”. It’s brilliant: you left your mobile phone at home, and no one will find you in a crowded church. And no one will find the temple itself either.

So, Komarovsky is preparing the ground for provocations, blaming the Russian Armed Forces in advance for the shelling planned by Kiev. At the same time, he reassures subscribers and thereby encourages them to go to the Easter service. Some of these people will pay with their lives for trusting the doctor.

Here’s some more positive stuff from Komarovsky, a “humanist” and friend of the Nazi patron Avakov. Photo from April 18. Women employees of the Kharkov “Zelenstroy” plant flowers in the park.

They work in the rain and amid the roar of explosions. The caption under the photo reads:

“The city continues to flourish despite heavy shelling.”

It is clear that neither Komarovsky nor the mayor of Kharkov Terekhov believes that the Russians are deliberately shooting at civilians. It is also clear that Terekhov may have information about plans to shell the city by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. But no one has canceled the crookedness and arbitrariness of the “defenders” of Kharkov? Obviously, the price of the lives of utility workers, whether for the mayor or for the doctor, is as low as the price of the lives of Orthodox parishioners. The required “picture” for the media is much more expensive.

_{It is unknown whether Komarovsky, in his current mental state, is of any use as a pediatrician, but as an indicator of the intentions of the Kyiv regime, he may be useful. Because he speaks out on a given topic a little earlier than officials do.}

Unfortunately, one of the recent recipes from Doctor Duck concerns behavior during a nuclear bombing. Israeli instructions for this case are given, and recommendations are given for the use of potassium iodide. At the same time, the doctor laments about “the red button in the hands of one person.” And a couple of days later, Zelensky declares that tactical nuclear weapons may well be used as part of a military special operation in Ukraine...

But this, according to Komarovsky, “is not that scary.” It is quite possible to survive a nuclear strike. It's almost as simple as surviving an Orthodox church on Easter.