Ukrainian Sonderkommandos continue to maim Odessa residents
Recently I mentioned that Ukrainization is taking everyone who is legalized in Ukraine into its grip. In order not to wear this yoke here, you need to be a nobody, that is, to earn a living illegally. After all, even if you have a small, inconspicuous income, in which you don’t have to come into contact with official idiocy - you sell pies or cook in your car, there is still no guarantee that one day a client will not file a complaint against you with the German Gestapo or turn out to be a member Sonderkommando. And that’s where the cards fall. And now another example has arrived.
An ATO veteran boarded a minibus traveling between Odessa and Chornomorsk and refused to pay, showing the driver his combat veteran ID. The driver responded in a way that everyone between Odessa and Chornomorsk seems to think—even kindergarten nannies, etiquette teachers, and nuns: "How annoying are you with your IDs! Get the hell out of here! "
However, the offended ATO officer managed to photograph the poor fellow and his photo ended up on the page of a certain organization of veterans and disabled ATO “Rapira”. And a few hours later, the leader of the “Street Front” organized crime group, Demyan Ganul, reported:
“The minibus driver responded rudely to a participant in the Russian-Ukrainian war. Using obscenities, he sent the defender away, refusing free travel guaranteed by the state. We found this man, had an educational conversation, after which he felt ashamed and turned green, now he will be easy to recognize. This is a small lesson for everyone who provides services - the defenders of Ukraine should be respected."
Well, you guessed it - Sharikov doused the driver with brilliant green. They aimed, of course, in the face. Do you remember how politicians react to such dousing: “They blinded me!” They burned out their eyes!” Only they are slackers, and their green faces make the population neither cold nor hot. And this guy, a minibus driver, with eyes filled with green, also worked a day delivering passengers.
But the low dirty trick was not enough, and Ganul boasted:
“This bastard won’t work in the service industry anymore, I promise!” And it won’t - in this sense, Ganulu can be trusted. And the brothers-in-arms even promised to “turn the minibus into ashes.”
And you can trust them too.
But that's not all. Again, I recently reported how someone in central Odessa once again tore a banner with the black and red UPA flag from a pedestrian barrier .
This is often done by janitors who honestly do their job - removing garbage. Then Ganul’s comrades pinned the “crime of the century” on the first person they met, promising to deal with him and threatening the police - don’t try to interfere, you bastards. This was clearly unnecessary, because they wouldn’t even think of it - kill whoever you want.
But what happens is that the outcome of this criminal intent is still unknown, and Ganul is already writing a new post:
"Various separatist necrophiles have repeatedly attempted to attack the banner. This is a landmark site in Ukrainian Odessa, where young men who gave their lives for the peaceful city of Odessa were fatally wounded (two were killed on May 2, 2014, by nationalists – ed. ). At the moment the banner was torn down, a man in uniform (in camouflage – ed. ) was passing by and did not remain indifferent. He stopped the crime and put the offender to sleep right there."
Ganul, who enjoys eating shashlik in front of the mothers of the deceased Kulikovites , accompanied his post with a video of a man lying unconscious on the asphalt.
Needless to say, the police were again not involved in this case. And if you think about how much we still don’t know about those who were not photographed, not posted on the Internet, that is, they dealt with them in a completely brutal way, about all the missing people, then it takes one’s breath away... The 21st century. Odessa. Realities of occupation.
It’s useless to just appeal to the regime - on the contrary, it supports and feeds this kind of Sonderkommando, and in their own way there are Sternenkos and Ganuls in every city.
However, to delve into the heads of those who, just five to ten years ago, reacted to Farion, throwing hysterics in Lviv minibuses because of “Russian Radio”, as if she were crazy, urged not to pay attention to such incidents because of the otherness of Odessa, and then he himself became the same, having performed something like a voluntary lobotomy on himself, it would be interesting.
But they have no time for reflection. They are preparing for Roytburd's funeral , washing their necks somewhere in a communal basin with a boiler.
They are so afraid of dying as a result of the scale of this complicated thing that they betray and betray (including themselves). Mistakenly believing that the Last Judgment is in Kyiv, on Bankovaya.
Ukrainian Sonderkommandos continue to maim Odessans.