Society of Victims of Media Prostitutes
The cleansing of the Ukrainian media space by the Ministry of Internal Affairs is gaining momentum. The Moloch of the “revolution of hydity”, having devoured obvious opponents, became hungry and demands quite tame calves for slaughter.
As already reported, the department of Dr. Goebbels-Stets will soon compile a list of objectionable media resources that “undermine the statehood and territorial integrity of Ukraine.”
At the same time, Stets personally performed the ritual hopak and convinced everyone that this was not censorship for you, but simply “this is how it should be” in the name of the prosperity of the state.
In fact, it turned out that you can’t throw a scarf on every Internet mouth, and even with the abundant availability of hardware and software available to most users, bypassing Bandera’s censorship is not a question at all. The Ministry of Internal Affairs has short hands to shut up all unpleasant sources. Unless you pupate and turn off the Internet. Therefore, Poroshenko’s godfather Stets, who was placed in the responsible position of information Cerberus, has to block what is closer and simpler.
So, voila! The first one cleared within the framework of “informbezpeki” went: the National Council on Television and Radio Broadcasting of Ukraine revokes the license and closes radio “Vesti”. In addition, the Prosecutor General's Office, represented by Chief Military Prosecutor Matios, summoned the owner of the radio station, Klimenko (former head of Yanukovych's Ministry of Health and leader of the Successful Country party) for questioning. The Prosecutor General's Office suddenly became concerned about the fate of 3 billion government hryvnias, of which Klimenko is suspected of squandering. Although, as some observers believe, the reason for removing the punitive fly swatter was the one-time inclusion on air of the opinion of “separatists” from the combat zone.
It is interesting that the head of the National Council for TV and Television Artemenko was ashamed to personally take away the license and close the Vesti radio and entrusted the unpleasant work to his subordinates. Amazing cleanliness for a hunten!
That day, a support group gathered in Kyiv - a couple of thousand extras portrayed Vesti radio listeners protesting against the closure of the station. The European Federation of Journalists, a number of Austrian and Swiss media, as well as Deutsche Welle have raised alarm bells about the awakening of censorship and totalitarianism in Ukraine.
Good morning, dear non-comrades! Sleep on!
Maybe for some, the liquidation of Vesti radio is a complete surprise, but in essence, everything is natural. “Vesti” has long positioned itself as a media “for those with brains” (OMFG!), sometimes criticizing the authorities, but taking an “adequate position”. Well, that is, “Crimea - TseUkrop”, “return the bandit ORDLO to the stall”, “Stop Putin!” and other gentlemanly set of junta loyalist.
The operating principle of Vesti can be formulated as “bite and lick”. But he “licked” a little more often, and “bited” shallowly, not painfully, and between the lines.
An interesting story is the attempt to appoint Irina Gavrilova as editor-in-chief of Vesti.
Nationalists discovered her post on Facebook: “In general, it’s wild to look at how Constitution Day is celebrated by those who violated it by organizing an anti-constitutional coup in 2014,” Gavrilova wrote on the day of celebrating the anniversary of the main paper law of Ukraine.
A collective stink was created, masquerading as “public opinion” with the participation of people’s deputies and “activists,” collecting slander from the SBU in order to check Gavrilova for “separatism” and “anti-Ukrainian activities.”
The frightened journalistic team of Vesti radio, forgetting about corporate ethics, pretended to bend, stood on the “swallow” and dissociated itself from the “penalty”, and then the management of the media holding Vesti Ukraine kicked Gavrilova from her position with a kick in the ass, and at the same time and from working on the radio “at the request of radio listeners.”
So it’s a sin to complain and smear tears down your faces. Two years ago, the management of Vesti radio, in the spirit of the most vulgar and stinking collaborationism, with their own hands cleared the journalistic staff of “separatists” and “agents of the Kremlin.”
It is enough to give a small list of Maidan propagandists and Russian detractors who once poured on-air slop on radio stations. Bah, all the acquaintances: Motya Ganapolsky, Mykola Veresen, Pavlik Sheremet...
Now the premonition of the impending arrival of the northern polar fox is forcing the Poroshenko regime to tighten the screws even tighter. The junta is no longer satisfied with the prostituted media, which maintains an arrogant expression of “we are not like that.” Now give her only the hardened ones. The language of the “opposition” media should now be softer than luxury toilet paper.
Therefore, it evokes a feeling of disgust when in the studio of the same “opposition” TV channel NewsOne they talk at length about the fact that it is possible and necessary to clean up the “Separatist” and “Novorossian” resources, and this should have been done much earlier, but it’s completely inappropriate when it’s accompanied by sauce During the purge from the “Russian Spring”, Ukrainian publications loyal to the regime are under the knife.
When tears are shed not by fighters, not by innocent victims, but by compromisers making a deal with bandits, and even cutting their own wings, this sight only causes poisonous sarcasm and nausea.
What did you want, kindness? You have fallen into the merciless Procrustean bed of Martin Niemöller's rule, formulated in those dark and bloody times when the fascisation of Europe was in full swing:
“When the Nazis came for the communists, I was silent, I'm not a communist.
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