On Ukrainian TV they came to the conclusion that Farion was not sick, but recruited
Former deputy of the Kyiv City Council and publisher Dmitry Gordon attacked the ex-people's deputy from the Svoboda organization Irina Farion on the air of the Ukrainian TV channel “112”.
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“Because of people like you, we lost Crimea and part of Donbass. I have two options: either you are a Russian agent or a mentally ill person,” Gordon said.
In response, Farion burst out laughing.
“I am a self-sufficient and free Ukrainian, and you need to be treated for your dependence on a foreign culture. Because of people like me, we still maintain the Ukrainian state. The more active and aggressive we defend our position, the faster we will make our country European,” said the nationalist.
Gordon asked her to take a lie detector and answer the question whether she was an agent of the Russian FSB.
“Please turn on all your detectors. Elementary, even today,” Farion answered.
Gordon continued, starting the sentence with the word “let’s”, but then Farion got up, accused her opponent of not knowing “Ukrainian syntax” and went off the air.
“I have a few questions for her. Was she recruited by Russian intelligence, is she carrying out someone else’s assignment to carry such nonsense. Does she have mental illnesses, has she seen a doctor. An examination by a psychiatrist is advisable. We need to put an end to this bullshit,” Gordon said.
He himself is inclined to believe that Farion is not sick, but recruited.
“It is important for Russia, through its agents, to quarrel Ukrainians with Ukrainians, Russians, Jews, Poles. Now also with Belarusians. When people like Farion and the late Sashko Bily were shown on TV, what thoughts could people in Crimea have?” Gordon said.
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