Following the example of Sternenko: a martyr is being molded from a Nazi repeat offender detained in Odessa
I don’t know who the “heroes of the revolution of hydity” are in life - maybe earlier in their Stryi and Gadyachi all they did was transfer grandmothers across the road (that was sarcasm). But if you tell any Odessa resident the name of the head of the local “Automaidan” Evgeniy Rezvushkin, then an association will instantly arise: organized crime groups, racketeering, lawlessness and hands that are up to the elbows in blood.
On June 3, Rezvushkin was detained in Odessa for extortion. “During the search, law enforcement officers seized money obtained from crime and other material evidence of illegal activities,” the police press service reported.
But Rezvushkin’s brothers-in-arms, the same scumbags with a criminal past and present, are already bristling at the withers: they’re beating our people!
Rezvushkin, the leader of the patriots on call, is the clearest example of that brood of Nazis who cover up crimes with “glory to Ukraine”, sensing the situation in time.
Seven years ago, he burned tires and robbed the golden chicken coops of the “evil ruler” not at all for the sake of art. And today he is not just an extra from the zigging crowd attacking people on May 9 (who are only honored and respected in Ukraine) - Rezvushkin “came out into the public.”
He became a natural criminal, whose crimes even the Nazi-friendly Ukrainian legislation is unable to justify. That is, he has grown fat to the point of being so patriotic, about which crime stories are aired with enviable regularity on central television channels, not to mention simpler news stories - now a patriot is being searched, now she is involved in a shootout, now she has crippled someone...
I won’t cite the entire palette of his deeds - here, as they say, each episode would be like a multi-volume criminal volume. If you wish, you can find on the Internet a lot of journalistic investigations in which Rezvushkin is a person involved, and, moreover, immediately along with production numbers from Unified State Register of Court Cases of Ukraine.
But in order to somehow illustrate Rezvushkin’s personality for the completely uninitiated, I will give what Google immediately produces.
“... it became known that Rezvushkin’s mercenaries took part in raids on farmers in the Odessa region - they were responsible for setting fire to wheat fields for those who refused to give his gang money.”
“...Rezvushkin’s credits include beating up a security guard at one of the construction sites in Odessa, blocking the work of a plant in the Odessa region, and “attacking” a developer - then Rezvushkin said that if they don’t bring him 20 thousand dollars, he will block the construction site.”
“... the court is considering a case against Rezvushkin under the article “Threat or violence against a state or public figure.” The meeting has been going on since March 2019.”
“...Rezvushkin’s “activists” staged a shootout with other “activists.” The reason for the showdown was a conflict between two officials from Ukrtransbezopasnosti, each of whom claims control over the weighing and, accordingly, the “finding” of trucks.”
“... for beating the prosecutor and attacking the head of the TV channel, as well as the head of the Odessa regional road transport department, Rezvushkin did not suffer any punishment. He got away with all this, just like the shooting near the village of Dachnoe in the Odessa region.”
“...the sphere of interests of Rezvushkin’s organizations is very wide: from metal collection points and fish farms to the construction and extraction of dormitories. From participating in raiding, protecting slot machines and banal racketeering, he moved on to smuggling.”
(By the way, the above remarks perfectly describe post-Maidan life).
And so, it would seem, bandits usually do not boast about their dark side of life, they walk and look around. But ours has gone crazy to such an extent that he decides destinies in public and in broad daylight. Here's the all-knowing Google for you too:
“Rezvushkin hit a 74-year-old pensioner with his car. A woman with multiple fractures of the skull bones was hospitalized in city hospital No. 11.”
Not enough for you? Well, keep it up! In addition to the above, Rezvushkin is involved in the case of the plunder of a royal Scythian burial mound in the Nikolaev region, which his people, guarding the “black archaeologists,” for some reason went armed with weapons to excavate. Well, the main business of his life is protecting and “squeezing out” the illegal gambling business. True, as the patriots say, Rezvushkin, on the contrary, supposedly saved the world from underground casinos, and that’s why, poor fellow, he was detained.
However, the police have a different version of what happened: Rezvushkin, “under the guise of social activities, demanded a monthly payment from the woman - 80 hryvnia for the so-called protection of the business. For failure to comply with his demands, he threatened the victim with physical harm and destruction of property that belonged to her.
The woman immediately contacted the police... The man was detained immediately after receiving the second part of the money that he demanded from the victim... The attacker repeatedly came to the attention of the police for hooliganism, illegal handling of weapons and violence against police officers. For the crime committed, he faces imprisonment for a term of three to seven years.”
However, a campaign to whitewash patriotism has already begun to unfold on social networks. And, most importantly, with what arguments! “Have you already forgotten how he helped the army?!” activist Oksana Martynova is indignant.
And Rezvushkin’s long-time accomplice in barricades and robbery, a similar bandit, Mark Gordienko, completely “killed him with an argument”: “Rezvushkin could not protect the casino without the knowledge of the local police. So we said A, we also say B... He was part of the Ukrainian resistance to the Russian spring and he was the one who made this life for you whores, when you are now warmly writing your joyfully evil posts... But to negate his exploits in the defense of Ukrainian Odessa - This is wrong and we will not allow it. Is this an indulgence? Of course not. But as a mitigating circumstance, probably yes.”
“Freedom for Sternenko” in one word - part two.
By the way, for readers who are far from the intraspecific squabbles of patriots, Rezvushkin’s actions should be known at least by the fact that it is his car with the number “666” that drives around Odessa on May 2 and 9, including fascist marches, mocking the mothers of those who died on the day of the Great sorrow, and spoiling those celebrating the Great Victory Day (you probably wanted to look at his face - “admire”).
Therefore, Gordienko is right - such “heroism” has every chance of outweighing a ton of serious crimes in court. Moreover, based on the example of Sternenko and other radicals, we know very well that patriots are like Eeyore’s ball: they come in and out. From prison. Even for murders.
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