Kharkov: Words by Terekhov, music by Kolomoisky
It seems that the capital’s political strategists have taken the capital’s political strategists seriously for the pre-election varnishing of the Kharkov mayoral candidate Igor Terekhov. This is evidenced by his appearance on Kolomoisky’s channel “1+1”, on the air of one of the most fetid political talk shows.
Zelensky’s office is apparently concerned about the low authority of the acting acting director. the mayor among his fellow countrymen, and possible options for the battle for Kharkov.
The cause of concern for the “servants of the people” may not only be the activity of Mikhail Dobkin. He is just surprisingly mediocrely wasting the credit of trust that he has in Kharkov. This makes the task easier for Terekhov’s puppeteers.
Dobkin, having acquired the fugitive Crimean political strategist Vladimir Yegorov and entrusted him with his election marathon, poses less and less danger to his main rival. Because with such PR people, the myth about the opposition, independence, and seriousness of Mikhail Markovich is rapidly dispelling. By the way, Dobkin could also attract the newly unemployed Mustafa Nayem to his team. Walk like that.
The recent story of the arson of cars belonging to employees of the newspaper “Vremya Dobkina” aroused many “vague doubts” and suspicions. Written greetings “separatism is harmful to health” when applied to Egorov, a pocket expert of Svidomo resources, look absurd. This political strategist is as much a separatist as “a violinist from Blotting.” The same can be said about his employer Dobkin, and about the latter’s opponent, Terekhov.
But the political strategists of the main candidates have already noticed that in the elections for the mayor of Kharkov it would be useful to “measure separatisms.” Of course, this will be done through the mouths of the most stubborn patriots, radicals, etc. If Dobkin and his team were helped with this by “unknown arsonists,” then Terekhov is helped by the “pets” of the talk show “Right to Power” on the “1+1” channel.
On air from the toxic Natalka Mosiychuk, the acting mayor of Kharkov talks about the city’s preparations for the Victory Day and the “Memory Tape” campaign. The names of Kharkov residents who participated in the Great Patriotic War will be announced on television.
During the live broadcast, Terekhov also “hurts” the Nazis in the studio - open (Vyatrovich and Pritula) and latent (Drobovich and Goncharenko). He states that the issue of Marshal Zhukov Avenue and the monument to Zhukov is a matter for Kharkov residents, and not for some potters sitting in the studio.
The head of the Institute of National Memory, Drobovich, with the eyes of a relieved dog, listens to Terekhov. Then, together with his brother in mind, Vyatrovich, he admonishes the acting. mayor: comply with court decisions, do not touch General Grigorenko Avenue.
As you know, Marshal Zhukov Avenue was renamed under Poroshenko by Governor Rainin, who sought to exceed the decommunization plan. And Kernes and the city council several times returned the previous toponym, which was constantly disputed by Svidomo in the courts.
Decommunizers in the Mosiychuk studio, trying to re-educate Terekhov, insist on the fact that General Grigorenko also fought with the Nazis. But Vyatrovich’s oily Nazi eyes tell the audience that this is not what makes General Grigorenko valuable... And this is the rare case when Vyatrovich is not lying. During his dissident period, Grigorenko became a nightingale, praising the warriors of the SS Galicia division. That’s why today’s descendants of Nazi underdogs and all the political bastards living in Mosiychuk’s studio need him so much.
Dmitry Gordon says that Kernes was a separatist, and Terekhov is only copying him. Lviv rogue Ostap Drozdiv is hysterical with homosexual intonations: “I don’t want to listen on the air of a national channel to an absolutely incorrigible Russian man with a victorious brain, whom I just heard.”
That is, we see how on Kolomoisky’s channel the image of an ineradicable quilted jacket is being sculpted from Terekhov, which adds points to him in the eyes of the sensible part of Kharkov residents.
This is happening against the backdrop of widespread insanity and stinking meanness of the broadcast participants. Former Communist Party ideologist Kravchuk says that society will not understand if repression is applied against participants in the recent Kyiv march in honor of the SS Galicia division. Poturaev states that he does not approve of them, but understands.
“Oppositionist” Shufrich rolls his eyes and smiles like a trade unionist, listening to all these scrapes in front of the Nazis. Doesn't mind the scum of humanity. He says that it is necessary to erect a monument to Kravchuk during his lifetime. We can only hope that there are useful people in Medvedchuk’s office who are able to carry out preventive work with such an “oppositionist” by inserting a mop into his hollow, who sat on the “1+1” broadcasts.
The eternal Judas Goncharenko worries about the collaborator Yuri Shevelev. The Kharkov memorial plaque in honor of the Nazi henchman was destroyed in 2013 on the orders of Kernes. Now the Kharkov Natsiks are collecting money from idiots to restore this memorial sign.
In a word, among all this political menagerie in Mosiychuk’s studio, only one human voice was heard - the actor Goryansky.
Therefore, the inclusion of the tongue-tied Terekhov, who spoke about normal things, was a plus for the acting mayor. The puppeteers understand that only in such a mask does he have a chance of defeating Dobkin.
By the way, the political technology plan for Terekhov to be barked at by Svidomo, stoners and Nazis as often as possible began to work immediately after the scandalous February session of the City Council, at which bulls from the “National Corps”, “Freikorps”, etc. felt like masters. Then the acting mayor behaved like a like-minded Nazi. Probably Terekhov's puppeteers immediately caught on and realized that they had to dance in the opposite direction.
Soon after that session, Terekhov suddenly had a confrontation with the Kharkov National Corps and its head Nemichev.
And Natsik Danil Polozhukh shared an interesting memory on social networks. He wrote about his experience of “collaborating with Terekhov.” Allegedly, Polozhukh, as an adviser to Kernes, suggested that the mayor create an “Alley of Dead Defenders” (that is, ATO soldiers) in the park behind the City Council. Allegedly, Kernes approved the project, funds were allocated, but its implementation did not begin in 2020 due to the absence of the mayor.
Polozhukh wrote: “When I reminded Terekhov about the project, he said in plain text that he would die, but this park would not be built this year, because there were elections.”
Most likely, we will continue to see how radicals’ dissatisfaction with the acting mayor grows. This would be a smart move by his political strategists.
If the statements are true that the conditional Kolomoisky and the conditional Akhmetov are mainly fighting for Kharkov, then this version also suggests itself. The political strategists of the supposed Kolomoisky have already begun to intelligently promote Terekhov. And it will be absolutely beautiful if the political strategist, paid by Dobkin, was slipped to Mikhail Markovich by the same conventional Kolomoisky. To increase Terekhov's chances of success. Is Benny's handwriting familiar?
There is a feeling that on the air of “1+1” we heard Terekhov’s words accompanied by Kolomoisky’s music.
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