“A real Crimean” Pavlo Kazarin. Journalism that doesn't sink
The “Fifth” TV channel, owned by Poroshenko, broadcasts the talk show “Goncharenko Rules.” It was entrusted to one of the most vile and unprincipled figures in the post-Maidan political panopticon - Lyoshik Goncharenko. The pale spirochete Lyolik-skotobaza, which grabbed cabbage soup during the Crimean spring and rummaged through the charred bodies in the Odessa House of Trade Unions, places invited Ukrainian “celebrities” in the front passenger seat of the car and drives them here and there, with a smart look asking the guests idiotic questions, listening to no less stupid ones answers.
In general, “Parasha-TV” in all its wretched glory.
On May 20, the talkative “bombila” Goncharenko drove Pavel Kazarin, the son of the “great Pushkin scholar and rector of the Kyiv TNU” Vladimir Kazarin, around Kyiv. During the trip, Lyolik languidly asked Kazarin the son for details of his receipt of Russian citizenship, thoughts about self-identity and the reasons why the journalist Kazarin left Mordor, preferring the elven city of “European Ukraine”, shiny from the Maidan soot.
In principle, Lyolik could not have taken Kazarin the son around Kyiv, asking difficult questions, but read ready-made answers to them on the Internet, regularly retold by Pavlik to everyone who wants to know the details. Apparently, Skotobaza knew all the answers in advance, since he did not show a keen interest in the conversation, getting off with an inarticulate moo.
It must be assumed that the scandal that broke out in June 2020 as a result of compromising material published by Shariy about the Russian citizenship of Kazarin the son and fueled by the inclusion of Kazarin the father in the NABU corruption list is still smoking and smoldering, which is why someone needed Pavlik to give an explanation for all the questions that concern Svidomo are on TV.
Many fans of the “fighter against Russian aggression” declared their hero’s Russian citizenship fake, until Pavlik admitted: he really had a Russian passport.
In short, Kazarin’s explanations look like this.
Throughout his adult life, shaggy-snouted Pasha identified himself as a resident of Crimea. Not Russian, not Ukrainian, but simply Crimean. And after the “Russian occupation” of the peninsula, his main task was to stay in Crimea, where everything, down to the last pebble and blade of grass, was dear to his heart. At that time, Sentsov had not yet been arrested, the war in Donbass had not yet begun, the Malaysian Boeing had not been shot down, which is why the naive son of the Pushkin scholar Kazarin decided that he could come to terms with the thought of life in Russian Crimea.
But then, when “Russian aggression” crossed all boundaries of decency, Pavlik, twisting the situation in his head, decided that Russian citizenship and documents for it were equivalent to receiving an Ausweiss for residents of territories occupied by the Nazis. Otherwise, they were threatened with reprisals.
Judging by the way Kazarin Jr. pressed this fact and how earnestly Skotobaza nodded in confusion in response, this statement should have become a manifesto that explains everything.
By the way, in Kazarin’s reasoning there were distinct notes of the syndrome of a collaborator, who in the depths of his filthy soul is ashamed of what he has done. He is uncomfortable being a lone defector. And therefore, when it comes to the Russian passport, Pavlik undertakes to assert that he is not alone, that together with him other Crimeans were forced to accept “occupation citizenship” under the pressure of an irresistible force.
Justification in the style of Vasily Alibabaevich: “Everyone ran, and I ran.”
Further, Pavlik reports, his eyes were opened, and in October 2014 he decided to leave for Ukraine, “because there is Europe, freedom and space for a creative person.”
The Russian passport, according to the talk show hero, remained in Crimea, and in 2020 he himself made an appointment at the Russian embassy, where he left an application for renunciation of citizenship under No. 700127131. And now (since January 2021, according to Ukrainian media) , a truthful and principled journalist Kazarin has finally cleared himself of the “dark Russian past,” which gives him the right to boldly look into the eyes of “true patriots of Ukraine.”
And everything would be fine, but Pavel Kazarin’s explanations about “forced citizenship” do not pass the lice test.
As a native of Crimea, the boy had every right to receive Russian citizenship in 2014. And he received it, and among the first, overtaking the majority of Crimeans who voted in the referendum for reunification with Russia, which Kazarin Jr. is now branding with obscene words on the microphone and on camera.
Judging by the published information, a Russian passport in the name of Pavel Kazarin was issued on March 27, 2014, that is, just nine days after the start of the procedure for issuing documents.
For reference: most Crimeans began receiving passports closer to May 2014, and this process was initially associated with a lot of inconvenience, confusion and delays. But this is understandable: this was the first time in the experience of modern Russia - the emergency issuance of documents to more than a million new citizens.
Due to the fact that Kazarin Jr. was among the privileged persons, several questions arise: was Pavlik one of the first to receive a Russian passport for certain services in the Crimean spring, or did he begin the process of processing Russian documents in advance, when two years before 2014- he worked as a journalist in Moscow and cherished plans to develop a career in the capital.
Okay, this was before Sentsov’s arrest. Let’s say that the gullible pro-Ukrainian Pasha was deceived by pro-Russian activists, who forcibly handed him a red-skinned passport, one of the first on the peninsula. But now the process of obtaining a Russian foreign passport in Moscow in the summer of 2014 does not go through any gates. And here it will not be possible to make excuses for Sentsov’s arrest, the downing of the Boeing and other events, since Pavlusha calculated everything correctly and did not apply for a Russian passport in Crimea, with which he faced nothing but problems.
Well, that is, the “patriot of Ukraine” Pavlo Kazarin quite consciously filled out Russian documents, seriously planning his life in the capital of the “occupier power”.
The reason why hopes for Kazarin Jr.’s career in the capital collapsed was the epic failure of his dad, who was aiming to become the rector of the Crimean Federal University.
And daddy did not become a rector only because he had not been a Pushkin scholar and scholar for a long time, but only a political litter and a shapeshifter, sensitively keeping his nose to the wind.
Kazarin-papa sublimated his failed career attempt into public anti-Russian hysteria, followed by his departure to Kyiv with a group of university collaborators, where he was treated kindly and made the deputy chairman of the Tauride National University.
Pavlik did not dare to storm the Moscow Olympus with his dad by name, abruptly changing colors and going to Kiev to pour dirt on his fellow countrymen, Crimea and Russia from the trash heap of the Ukrainian bureau of Radio Liberty, TV channels ICTV, 24 and UA: First.
By the way, Kazarin the son began collaborating with RS back in Moscow, where the future light of Ukrainian journalism served the grant-eating liberoid publications “Slon”, “Novaya Gazeta” and the Carnegie Moscow Center.
That is, the boy’s integrity and journalistic ethics were always in order, so in October 2014, there was no rebirth - Pavlik simply moved to do the same work, only in a Bandera village.
The two-faced Kazarin son snatched his thirty pieces of silver in Ukraine, becoming a laureate of the “High Standards of Ukrainian Journalism” and Gongadze awards. And now he is being taken for a ride on a bib and interviewed by the hanged man Lyolik the spirochete, who has long sold out to Poroshenko. There was an impact on the bottom of the cesspool.
It is also understandable why, until 2020, Pavlo Kazarin, the worthy son of his father, did not think about giving up Russian citizenship. According to press reports, the son left the Simferopol apartment only in October 2018. The bridges were burned, and then citizenship and documents did not matter - if something happened, all this could be calmly and even demonstratively sacrificed.
It must be said that the unscrupulousness and corruption of Pavlik Kazarin haunts some people in Ukraine. For example, people's deputy Max Buzhansky.
“When a person trotted to the front of the line for Russian passports - two!!! “Dares to teach someone patriotism, dares to brand someone pro-Russian, dares to do anything at all, this means that he is an incorrigibly arrogant idiot,” the “servant of the people” seethes in the blog.
True, this criticism for Kazarin Jr. is like grain to an elephant. He does not face any consequences for writing in boiling water as “servants of the people.” Ukraine is governed by exactly the same mimicry and corrupt creatures as the “Ukrainian journalist with high standards”, giving him work in Bandera’s combat sheets, but the stupid mass of “Svidomo”, looking at this matter, sends words of support and approval to their idol. So Pasha will not drown, unless the power in Ukraine changes radically.
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