Traders of the “Crimean Tatar Holocaust”
While in Russia and, especially, in the Russian Crimea, people are celebrating the long-awaited opening of the bridge across the Kerch Strait, the Mejlisoids swarming in Kyiv, under the strict leadership of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, are preparing to celebrate the date of May 18 - the 74th anniversary of the expulsion of the Crimean Tatars.
A long-standing event, the reasons for which are well known, and many extremely unpleasant details for some are not made public due to political correctness and the preservation of civil peace, haunt the monopolists on the “Holocaust” from the “Majlis”, for whom the date of May 18 has become not a day of remembrance, but day of rancor.
2014, a festive year for the whole of Crimea, made its own adjustments to this date.
For once, the majority of Crimeans were able to breathe easy, since the two-decade-long practice of “funeral events”, which was least similar to grief, when tens of thousands of excited people, driven by the Mejlis activists from their places of compact residence, stopped, blocked roads, gathered for “five minutes of hatred” in the center of Simferopol and other cities, leaving behind trampled flower beds and mountains of sewage.
In Ukraine, they couldn’t refuse to break chairs on the day of mourning, so for the upcoming May 18, a car rally is being prepared along the border with Crimea, the participants of which intend to notify people on the other side of Perekop with a horn cacophony that anger and revenge will live on for centuries.
From Simferopol, the “suffering” has now migrated to Kherson, where trampling of flower beds and protest chants, combined with the screening of epoch-making films “Mustafa” and “Haitarma”, are also planned.
Those gathered in the Ukrinform press center from the grant-eating offices “Crimean Resource Center”, “Crimean House”, “Crimean Design and Educational Platform Q-Hub” under the leadership of the frantic passionary Dzhaparova, the agenda also remained unchanged. Moreover, the list of Majlis hatred has been supplemented with some new items.
Thus, in her introductory speech, Dzhaparova connects the events of May 18, 1944 with the Crimean spring of 2014. The main message: both then and now, the Russian government is carrying out a “silent genocide” of the Crimean Tatars,
“By expelling the indigenous population and replacing them with residents of the Russian Federation from the mainland.” Even specific figures were named: the Russian authorities, since 2014, have “expelled” more than 25 thousand Crimean Tatars.
Naturally, no evidence is provided. And what kind of evidence can there be if the goal is information dumping?
The hint is more than transparent: Mejlis extremists and provocateurs are trying to hitch the locomotive of “Stalinist repressions” to the events of the last four years in order to pass off the hasty escape of “activists” from the Dzhemilev-Chubarov gang, covered in criminal activities, as, if not genocide, then ethnic cleansing, with the aim of change the ethnic composition of the Republic of Crimea in favor of the Russian population.
Japarova, who has fallen into pharisaism, refers to international legislation prohibiting the resettlement of citizens to the occupied territory. At the same time, however, the paradoxes of the “occupation” are completely ignored, such as a nationwide referendum, an increase in the standard of living and security of the “occupied”, as well as the accelerated restoration of the infrastructure of the peninsula, which was brought to the brink by the “benefactors” from Square.
Not to mention the rehabilitation of the Crimean Tatars by decree of the Russian President and the payment of compensation to victims who were not seen in collaboration with the Nazi occupiers, which Ukraine has never done and does not intend to do.
Dzhaparova accuses “tens of thousands” of specialists, military personnel, and teachers coming to Crimea for “violating the ethnic composition.”
At the same time, the Majlis extremists and extortionists, who terrorized the population of the peninsula for 22 long years, are trying to shift the blame from a sore head to a healthy one, talking about the “repressions” unfolded in Crimea, “expulsion of the active,” and “bringing the population to obedience.”
Only a parasite, driven away with a snap from the body of the Crimea it had bitten, and forced to eke out a living on vegetarianism, could cry so bitterly.
It is interesting that Dzhaparova nostalgically remembered that the center of Simferopol on the 18th of May no longer represents a mass of people breathing a threat to those around them, complaining that all mournful events have now been moved to the Muslim part of the Simferopol Abdal cemetery, seeing a certain ominous context in that.
Having finally fallen into a rage under the influence of fly agarics, Dzhaparova told the audience that even the holiday of the Crimean Tatars Hydyrlez held on May 5 (which this year, by the way, brought together about 55 thousand “oppressed by Moscow”) in Bakhchisarai was held “for a reason, but with special cynicism.” , in the place where Ervin Ibragimov was “kidnapped” a year and a half ago. Probably their own henchmen “activists”.
The tavern, built by the sponsor of the “Majlis” on the bones of the Crimean khans at the foot of Chufut-Kale, did not offend Dzhaparova for years, just like the khan’s palace being destroyed in Ukraine.
But, you see, the Russian authorities, having organized a holiday at the site of the kidnapping of the ex-deputy of the Bakhchisarai City Council, show the Crimean Tatars their place, seeing them as “persona non grata.”
During the gathering, Dzhaparova presented three propaganda videos to the audience. The first is showing the events of May 18, 1944 from the point of view of a typical Hitler collaborator. In full accordance with the spirit of the heart-shaped “Nykoly Znovu”.
Another video, designed to show the fate of the “repressed” Tatar from the village of Beshuy, became a clear puncture of the Mejlis propagandists.
Military documents show: among the men from the villages of Beshui and Koush during the war there were the most deserters and collaborators. Of the 98 men from the village of Beshui, who were drafted into the 51st Army during the war, 92 deserted. From the village of Koush - 130 and 122 people, respectively. The conclusion about who the “repressed” person really was suggests itself.
The third video was also shot in the “fate of a person” style, only this time from the perspective of a deported granny in the style of Jamala’s scandalous and heartbreaking video.
In general, there is no rest for the fucking merchants of the “Crimean Tatar Holocaust”. They cannot return to Crimea, restore the rights of the Majlis and their bandit privileges. Cowardice, corruption and loss of trust among the people prevent people from rising up to fight. We have to combine, dodge and groan sadly in the hope that at least someone will pay attention and help in any way they can...
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