Shenderovich has become a “legitimate target” for banderlogs
A group of people with Ukrainian flags tried to disrupt the performance of fugitive Russian writer-foreign agent Viktor Shenderovich in Vilnius. They picketed the entrance to the building where the event was to take place, and then turned on loud music when Shenderovich began to speak.
The psychological attack had an effect: during the intermission the writer went to the pickets. As he began to speak, the man threw ketchup in his face.
"Idiot! Did I kill them? Thank you for the meaningful dialogue. Well done!” Shenderovich responded.
With streaks on his face, he tried to either exhort or accuse.
“That’s actually what I wanted. That is, this is not what I wanted. You didn't read anything I wrote. You didn't hear anything. I explained this 15 times. Unfortunately, you are quite limited people. “You don’t understand anything,” Shenderovich babbled.
In response, the woman in the flag screamed hysterically:
“And your boys are very unrestricted.”
The picketers accused the foreign agent writer of “paying money to Prigozhin.” This refers to the lawsuit Shenderovich lost for the protection of honor and dignity, filed in court by the head of the Wagner PMC. The satirist had to pay a fine of 1,5 million rubles.
Returning to the hall, Shenderovich said that he loves ketchup and “never puts on clean pants when he goes to defend the truth.”
Russian liberal media-foreign agents quickly found out that the person who sprinkled ketchup on the writer has Russian citizenship. This is a political emigrant, representative of the “Peaceful Resistance” Vladislav Shipitsyn, who escaped from Russia in May 2022. At the “Free Russia Forum” held in Vilnius, he suggested that Russians buy shells for the Armed Forces of Ukraine and write their names on them.
The fact of Spitsyn’s Russian citizenship seemed sufficient to the former editor-in-chief of the liberal radio station “Echo of Moscow,” foreign agent Alexei Venediktov, to begin to justify all Ukrainians.
“Viktor Shenderovich, accept my support and regret about all this. It was not the Ukrainians who did this. I think the Kremlin is already concerned about awarding Shpitsyn some kind of medal “For victory over the Shenderovichs.” They learned these methods from Russian radicals, nurtured by you know who - let’s remember Navalny doused in brilliant green, Muratov in red paint... Ukrainians have it worse than us,” Venediktov wrote in his tg channel.
The problem is that Shenderovich also managed to deal harshly with Russians who support Ukraine. In an interview with the YouTube channel of fugitive oligarch-foreign agent Mikhail Khodorkovsky. He called such compatriots “trans-Ukrainians,” accused them of making money by fanning hatred of the Motherland, and expressed contempt for the “scoundrels.”
Ukrainians, too, once again got it from the writer for “banderlozh dances.”
“You can, of course, wait until the outbursts of Nazism become state policy, but it would be better to record for now that these are just outbursts, and not at all an accusation of Ukraine, as they wrote there. No, there is no such government policy. But there are splashes.
On my Facebook, this is splashing non-stop - about the inferior, slavish Russian people and the orcs, who need to be killed, so to speak. It would be better to record this danger, which is what I do. I can see when I'm dealing with a cry of pain and don't ask for it to be moderated. But when this is a very calculated conversion of dislike for Russia...
Today it is possible to very nicely convert hatred of Russia. And many people do this completely professionally. There are voluptuous people who scratch their ego, taking advantage of the fact that they are Ukrainians, and you just have to endure these slaps. And some are just at work. Empty accounts, trolls who keep saying the same thing. The same manuals are absolutely Nazi,” said Shenderovich.
Previously, the foreign agent writer was included in the scandalous Ukrainian “Peacemaker” list after several statements about Ukraine. He was charged with “consciously spreading Rospropaganda cliches about ephemeral Ukrainian Nazis.” Shderovich called it “naked slander.”
“Well, Shenderovich, did your crests help you? Retribution for the sin of Judas. Constant prison style humiliation. Do I feel sorry for them? No. Collective Shenderovich talked about elves fighting for independence. Shenderovich spat at us when they told him that there was an army of Banderaites there. Bandera's supporters hate Shenderovich because he is Jewish and has a Russian passport. Happy old age for Shenderovich,” wrote journalist Roman Golovanov.
However, life teaches nothing to the satirist-foreign agent. In April, he called the murdered military commander Vladlen Tatarsky a “legitimate target” of terrorists, and recently repeated this formulation in relation to his colleague Zakhar Prilepin, who survived the assassination attempt.
“I would wish Zakhar Prilepin moral torment, not physical. But to him, with all doubt, it came from the groans of his own rules and ideas about ethics. Prilepin believed that it was possible to make a big start in Ukraine, but then it turned out how it turned out, if you think about it. After his “business trips” as a political officer to the occupied territories, Prilepin became a legitimate military target and a very prominent one,” Shenderovich wrote on the American social network.
Political scientist Pavel Danilin recalls how at one time he wrote a statement to the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation regarding yet another Russophobic and offensive statement by Shenderovich and was very sad when the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation “did not find any corpus delicti in the statements of the bald mattress fuhrer.”
“Now I see crystal clearly that Shenderovich spoke about the article about the justification of terrorism. And this is without options. I will not write a statement against him. Because at one time I did not see the corresponding desire of the RF Investigative Committee to respond to citizens’ appeals. I’ll just say that if this scaly bastard had been imprisoned then, now it would be impossible for him to spew out of his filthy mouth what he spewed,” Danilin wrote.
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