Odessa passions, or “Yanukovych, lower gas prices!”
In my notes, I have more than once answered the question why Ukrainian citizens, who are just about to organize “Maidans,” do not go to mass rallies against tariff genocide. I repeat: because there is no single society, and the occupied one will never stand shoulder to shoulder with the occupier - divide and conquer in all its glory.
Moreover, social protest actions are deliberately marginalized, because if mixed with demands to reduce tariffs one shouts “Beat the Jews!” and “Death to the Muscovites!”, and this is exactly what happens, then normal people will never join them, but will die out quietly, without attracting the attention of the orderlies. Spontaneous outbursts of popular anger are equated to a threat to national security by the decision of the National Security and Defense Council - as you can see, everything has been thought out here too.
From the “Survival of the fittest” stage, the culling of the population has long passed into the “Finish the lying down!” stage, and tariff genocide is the main weapon in this scheme.
Well, the scavengers, who are also politicians, promote themselves on amusing promises to reduce utility prices. Now they have gone to spawn in unison: communal collapse (simultaneous shutdown of heating, water and light is an ordinary situation), coupled with robbery of consumers - that’s what we need. New Year's Eve, just like the artists.
So the people’s deputy with reduced social responsibility from “European Solidarity” Alexei Goncharenko waited for his finest hour and turned to the suckers, that is, to the voters, with a request to sign the petition initiated by him to Zelensky. In it, he calls on the president to fulfill his campaign promise to “reduce heat tariffs by almost half.”
And a deputy with reduced social responsibility recorded a video appropriate to make it look like a child of the dungeon with a cinder:
“And again, evening by candlelight, but the mood is not at all romantic... Sky-high bills for light and heat are what awaits us this winter. Ukrainian gas storage facilities are half empty. Own gas production is minimal. Instead of subsidies, there is a lot of theft. For the first time in history, thermal power plants have seven times less coal than planned. The authorities are closing Ukrainian mines, but purchasing electrical equipment in Belarus from the “bloody dictator”.
By the way, yes - so as not to forget about the “bloody dictator”... Let me remind you that it was under Poroshenko, for whom Goncharenko is trying, that utility tariffs increased tenfold, people began to be denied subsidies en masse, and Zelensky simply continued his work. He continued, of course, well, talentedly and with special cynicism, but this was already a secondary work. So they can safely poke each other in the face with “exorbitant payments”, only until there is a scorched field left instead of Ukrainian politics (I was daydreaming), choosing which of these two cannibals is better is a pointless exercise.
And, by the way, hand on heart, I thought that Goncharenko’s role until the end of his political life would be reduced to just a laughing stock who fights with the imaginary Putin at all sorts of European summits. I was sure that he would definitely not mention tariffs, because it was the topic of tariffs that became his first career betrayal. True, then he served at the beck and call of the Party of Regions in Odessa.
And he fought not with heating workers, but with housing departments, building his image on calls not to pay them - the main thing is that you don’t pay, and I will “protect” you and lead the protests. He constantly voiced science-intensive calculations, only then it was about mere pennies compared to today. But Goncharenko argued from television screens:
“You are supposed to pay 0,30 kopecks, but they extort 0 kopecks per square meter from you!”
And people listened, they didn’t pay for their apartments, they believed him, because at the same time he was promoting the “Russian world.” It is clear that ten years ago all this poured like a balm into the souls of the Odessa electorate...
But as a result, Goncharenko fled from one brothel to another, exchanging his budenovka for a saucepan, and the suckers he incited were left with debts - many have been lingering since then.
An Odessa man in the street says about him: “Everything like dad.” And dad, Alexey Kostusev, the former mayor of Odessa, also loved to attract attention.
The fact that he also fought for the “Russian world” is understandable (he lives happily in London), but at the same time he danced in a clown costume at children’s matinees and fought against the kiosks that were disfiguring the city.
They made prop kiosks specially for him, and he took them around the city, set them up somewhere at the station and heroically smashed them with a sledgehammer - Mein Kampf!
But you understand what heredity is, a clown dynasty...
So if this time Goncharenko decides to lead the movement against tariff genocide (he has already started), at least you understand what it is.
... and there are several hundred of them there - deputies of the Verkhovna Rada. And their screams about tariff genocide are nothing more than an own goal. For who is to blame for this genocide? Yes, they are the future politicians jumping around the Maidan, demanding “Yanukovych, lower gas prices!” And then, according to the classics: “I’ll go to live in London - I’ll dream about the Maidan.” Well, or for president for a second term. But not all of the target audience will live to see them, given the coming winter. And finally she will be humiliated.
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