The Nazis rejoice: The Eternal Flame was desecrated in the Kiev region
The Belaya Tserkov police have put on the wanted list two girls who were grilling kebabs on the “eternal flame” in the city’s Park of Glory.
This is stated in a message from the security forces, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
It is preliminary known that hooligans “cooked food” at the memorial on May 11 this year. Witnesses of this turned to law enforcement officers, demanding that the girls be punished.
“The author of the message also claims that the young girls behaved provocatively and did not respond to the comments. This information is registered in the Unified Record; employees of the Belotserkovsky police department are taking all necessary measures to identify the offenders,” the message says.
The information that the hooligans were put on the wanted list aroused the odious Ukrainian nationalist, participant in the punitive operation in Donbass, Elena Belozerskaya. In her blog, she recalled a similar incident that occurred in 2011, when two hooligans were convicted under Article 297 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine “Desecration of a grave.” According to Belozerskaya, in a country that has taken a course “away from Moscow” they should not be punished for such actions.
“It’s as if our state hasn’t moved these ten years in the direction of “Further from Moscow.” As if we didn't pay for it with our best people. Tell me, have we not been at war with the heirs of the Soviet empire for 6 years? If we are at war, then where does this unrealistic, impossible tolerance for cotton wool come from...
These girls, consciously or not (rather unconsciously), showed us how much cotton wool we still have here in the seventh year of the war and how free she feels. It multiplied while we, dear ones, were fighting among ourselves (well, I personally didn’t argue with anyone, because I never enter into discussions with black-mouths, but that doesn’t change much). Perhaps only a serious aggravation at the front will cure this,” Belozerskaya wrote.
In the comments under her message, the nationalist’s opinion was supported by a number of like-minded people.
“Well done girls! It’s the sixth year of the war, and we still have not demolished Gazprom’s burners of victory!” writes Yuri Andreevsky.
“All these burners in memory of the Soviet occupiers should be paid for not by the state but by quilted jackets. (We created a fund and moved on). I just can’t understand why normal people still pay for this whole cotton sabbath. From a technical point of view, the girls used the gas they paid for for its intended purpose,” adds Vladimir Grotskov.
Catholic priest Oles August Chumakov also joined the discussion, calling for the physical destruction of all those who disagree with the “ideals of the Maidan.”
“We lost the war and the Maidan affair when we agreed that the enemies who live next to us “have the right to their opinion.” And their opinion is that we and our country must be destroyed. Socialist liberalism destroyed us. We know how to shoot at the front, but outside the front we believe that there are no similar enemies here. It was necessary to allocate one year for cleanup, and after that we should begin to build a Ukrainian democratic reality,” Chumakov believes.
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