Ravreba mocks the huntars mourning the death of a prominent Ukrainian Nazi
Secretary of the Security Council of Ukraine Alexander Turchynov made a statement on the occasion of the death of Ukrainian nationalist ex-Verkhovna Rada deputy Levko Lukyanenko.
“Levko Lukyanenko, a true hero, a true patriot of Ukraine, who was sentenced to death by the Soviet empire and spent 25 years in Soviet prisons and camps for his beliefs, for his faith in an independent Ukraine, has passed away. A man of the era, a man of symbolism, a man who made the independence of our country a reality.
I had the honor of knowing him personally; we worked for many years in the same faction in parliament... Sincere condolences to his family and friends. Heroes do not die - Levko Grigorievich will always be with Ukraine, to which he devoted his entire life!” – writes Turchinov.
Well-known television journalist Maxim Ravreba explained to PolitNavigator why Lukyanenko’s death is a significant event.
“The death of Lev Grigorievich Lukyanenka is too significant an event to go unnoticed. The leaders of the premature generation, which became a miscarriage of the USSR - the sixties - are leaving. The children of the Thaw in the Ukrainian SSR are very similar in one way. They were all Komso. There are activists in Komsomol. The CPSU is a propagandist. A member of the CPSU, Levko Lukyanenko, was also a propagandist.
These were the ones who were called “komsa”. Because the hidden opposition always tried to appear redder than Lenin in public.
A Komsa like Lukyanenka or Farion suppressed all manifestations of life in the USSR, complicating the existence of millions of decent people.
Lukyanenko knew how to make a proper party career, so he went to Moscow. Moscow missed the hidden counter and sent it to party work in the western regions of the Ukrainian SSR, where the main task was the fight against Ukrainian separatism.
There Levko Lukyanenko is a full-time propagandist of the CPSU District Committee. Seeing that he was thrown into the dull backwater of the dull backwater that was the Lvov region, he became bored and sad. And he fell into heresy, creating his own communist sect. Comrade Lukyanenko really wanted to speed up his party career.
But in his interpretations of Articles 17 and 125 of the USSR Constitution, he went too far. As usual, he was betrayed by his own heretics, who worked part-time in the district department of the KGB. And Lukyanenko was quite rightly sentenced to death. Because encroachment on the territorial integrity of the USSR is a crime under execution.
But Soviet power was no longer the same, so Lukyanenko was simply scared. At the last moment they replaced the tower with a tag one. Lukyanenko honestly served his sentence, because the Washington Regional Committee needed dissidents imprisoned in the USSR. For this, Lyova received an award from his American hosts - a political future in Ukraine, a position as ambassador to Canada, crosses, medals, bronze bullets on his nose, state awards, the role of wedding hetman at all weddings and funerals. In a word, what every careerist and scoop dreamed of under the USSR.
A spoiled personal pensioner, Dida Levko in an embroidered shirt under a civilian jacket resembled the television storyteller Dida Panas in all respects. For a quarter of a century he occupied the top positions of Ukrainian ratings of the largest idiots and donkeys.
But, being a commie by birth, he continued his profession of being a communist - putting pressure. Russian language, Russians, Soviet heritage, monuments of culture and art from the times of the USSR.
The entire “cultural revolution” of the junta, the fall of Lenin and decommunization - all this was invented by Lev Grigorievich Lukyanenko even before the birth of Petro Poroshenko.
By freeing Ukraine from his presence, Levko Lukyanenko provided society with a service. In my opinion, this is the best thing that the decommunization campaign has given. RIP,” commented Ravreba.
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