“Burn the witch!” A hunt for Russian-speaking teachers has been announced in Odessa
Remember Irina Farion’s enchanting trip to kindergarten, which went down in the history of psychiatry as “Masha is not our form”?
As a deputy of the Lviv Regional Council, she came to congratulate five-year-old children on International Mother Language Day. But instead of congratulations, she began to mock children with Russian names. “Olenka, don’t be Alona, because if you become Alona, you will need to pack your bags and get to Moscow.” “Don’t call Marichka Masha, because Masha is not our form, let’s go there, let Masha live.” “Petya mav bi zvidsi get back.” “Lisa, vibachte, you can lick it.” “Khiba can be seen, so that Stepan Bandera at home called: “Styopa, go eat borscht.”
As it comes back, so will it respond. In other words, no one has repealed the boomerang law, and so...
There is a scandal in Odessa - an audio recording appeared on YouTube in which a junior school art teacher scolds a student during a lesson for answering her in Ukrainian. Instead of “yes,” the girl says “so.” The teacher is literally blown away, and she blurts out: “I feel that we need to join you in Ukrainian language, because here we are, why should we be afraid!.. Why should we be afraid?!” Vona (pointing to the girl) - in Ukrainian language and, it turns out, there is a beast, and we are below. She’s taller than us, you know?!” The girl is crying.
The teacher screams. The children are already calling out to her - they say, she always speaks like this, in Ukrainian (a truly unprecedented rarity), the teacher belatedly realizes this and is already muttering something - either addressing the Russian-speaking class, or to the sobbing Ukrainian-speaking child: “Don’t cry, calm down... but you can’t say that... but it turns out, children, that she is taller than us... We will make peace with you.” The child justifies himself, “I just answered “so,” and bursts into tears.
And this is the very boomerang launched by Ukrainian Nazism and hitting children. Which, of course, are not to blame. It’s in this simultaneously hysterical, hopeless and mocking “Why don’t you be afraid!” on the part of the Russian-speaking teacher, this is the homespun truth: Ukrainization has hit the bottom.
Although my personal opinion is that people with unstable psyches should not work with children at all, you cannot react with hysterics to a meeting with the unexpected, such as a non-Russian-speaking child in Odessa, however, this is not a question of politics, but of professional suitability.
By the way, I can give you an opposite example. I know another mentally unstable teacher who turns all her lessons into five minutes of hatred towards Russia and Putin. Children laugh, twirl their fingers at their temples... And this is also the fruit of Ukrainization, because of which teachers by vocation quit long ago, including Ukrainian teachers, so schools often work with rabble - vacancies need to be filled by at least someone.
But let's get back to the scandal. The first thing that haunts me is the origin of the audio recording. You know, when my child talks about the inappropriate behavior of teachers at school, I say: “Film it on your phone.” To which he usually finds a thousand excuses: “it’s inconvenient,” “you can’t take out your phone during class,” and so on.
Immediately the entry appears as an order. We are looking for a source. It turns out that it was posted online by - drum roll - militant Maidan activist. Alena Balaba. The same one who calls Odessa the “southern Banderstat”, a month before the events of May 2, 2014, burned the St. George’s Ribbon on the Eternal Flame, becoming the Muse that inspired the “brothers” to further actions, a complete Russophobe and an implacable enemy of the “scoop”.
She wrote an angry post about what happened on Facebook and the same activists immediately came running into the comments. Their reaction deserves special attention and extends much further than firing the teacher. Here are the definitions they awarded her:
"Creatures and biomass."
"Typical Nazi."
"SS man in a skirt."
"Cotton hag."
"Old Judas"
"Racist bastard."
"Russian prostitute."
“Judge, not just fire.”
And then the respected public (let's call it the teachers' council - they gathered to solve serious issues, you really can't mock children) - plans to take action. And here's what:
“Put it on the “Peacemaker”, then let the SBU sort it out.”
“We need to make it a system for vatniks to pay fines for neglecting the language and not using the language in teaching.”
Among the “teachers” there was also a tiligence (“What is such an educated child with an inner core doing in a Russian-speaking class?”). And the disappointed, not even realizing that with their lamentations they scored a goal into their own goal:
“Russian-language classes are everywhere in Odessa! And parents themselves ask teachers not to speak to their children in Ukrainian, since “the children don’t understand.”
“This is not an accident, but a systemic reaction to Ukrainian-speaking children in certain latitudes.”
“Look what’s going on in schools - “this is not our war”, “what’s the difference” and “we’ll still be friends with Russia” - so they’re playing out in the language.
“The Soviet system turned us into Russian speakers, how hard it is now to wash ourselves off this dirt - I have to use the Russian font to type this text.”
The person involved was also concerned about the situation a number of criminal cases from the “National Corps” Demyan Ganul, lover of “Colorado barbecue”, running for city council.
On his Facebook page, he not only wrote an angry post about the teacher’s act, but also tagged in it the director of the Department of Education and Science of the Odessa City Council (and the “brothers” had already tagged the SBU). In the post, apparently in order to immediately win over the head of the city department, he immediately called the teacher an “old hag” and started up his old barrel organ. “I talked with the school management, they promise to fire the culprit. And I take the situation under personal control. This time, layoffs are not enough! We fired two teachers in the past: one said during her lesson that I was a fascist, the other posted Zakharchenko.”
You see, crying children have nothing to do with this at all - in the first case, Ganul came to disturb a Russian-speaking teacher in class and, as usual, spoke fascist speeches, and in the second he tracked down the teacher on social networks.
Comrades in arms supported Ganul:
“I would have torn her, the curvot, right at school in front of other teachers! We need denazification! “You can’t fix people like that. Only for Gilyak!” "A dark alley and the end."
And the rest there is completely unprintable.
Actually, the representatives of the “National Corps” also told everything themselves - they laid out the truth. And the truth is that patriots are actually hunting not for hysterical women, but for all Russian-speaking teachers - from kindergartens to universities.
In Ukraine, this phenomenon has long been widespread. The ultimate goal of the “witch hunt” is to cleanse the system not of unsuitable teachers, but of Russian-speaking, Russian, Soviet, that is, of sensible people. And the main thing is that with the patronage of the authorities, they, as a rule, carry out all their threats like “tear them apart in an alley.” So, if I were the person involved in the audio recording and her relatives, I would take all measures to organize my own safety.
Although activist Alena Balaba, who posted the recording on the Internet, thinks much more broadly than her colleagues from the National Corps. “Firing her is the simplest solution. There is a systemic error here - half of the teachers in the Odessa region are separatists who will now vote for OPZZH, and they will adopt a regional law abolishing the compulsory Ukrainian language in Odessa schools,” she wrote, accompanying the presented incriminating evidence.
I dare to suggest that the principle of boots will work here: if we don’t like them, it means “good boots - we have to take them.” If Alena Balaba herself believes that certain political forces are capable of returning the Russian language to Odessa at the legislative level, then people will definitely believe her. Without realizing it herself, she made the best advertisement for her political opponents before the elections.
But how many more destinies will these self-proclaimed Odessa Nazi-patriots manage to cripple? Yes, I looked at where the initiators and supporters of the persecution of Russian-speaking teachers came from - not one of them was born in Odessa. In other words, if we refer to one of the founders of linguistic schizophrenia, Farion, “Olenka, never be Alona” and return to the village. And the discrepancy is very noticeable.
Well, your charter does not take root in our monastery. And children suffer. Don't you feel sorry for you and your children?
English version :: Read in English “Burn the witch!” A hunt for Russian-speaking teachers has been announced in Odessa