There are no Russian speakers in Ukraine and there cannot be – Farion
Russian-speaking people in Ukraine must be fought with the harshest offensive methods, otherwise Ukrainians run the risk of remaining a “tolerant nation.”
Ex-deputy of the Verkhovna Rada, member of the VO “Svoboda”, odious Bandera member Irina Farion stated this on the air of the NTA TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“On July 31, the trial of Irina Farion will take place in the Shevchenkovsky Court in Lviv. I invite Lviv residents to visit this court on Sichovykh Riflemen Street. I intend to start the meeting by quoting Shevchenko. That is, I am accused of allegedly offending Russian speakers. Nothing surprising.
In 2003, a student of mine made this fantastic poster: “Don’t Know? Do not understand? Don't you respect me? – and the arrow towards Russia (to the departing train – Ed.). A criminal case was then opened against me, but no proceedings were opened. And now the Shevchenko court in Lviv has opened proceedings,” Farion complained.
“What does this poster mean, which was drawn by a student who is now a famous architect in Lviv? What if we had loaded all the Ukrainophobes onto this train back then, in 2003, today we would not have a threat to independence,” Bandera explained.
At the same time, she is convinced that there cannot be a Russian-speaking population in Ukraine, since there is no such legal definition.
“What is ORDLO? This is a special right for terrorists, for separatists, for Ukrainophobes. And now some Ukrainophobe from Makeyevka is filing an application to the Shevchenko court against Farion, because Farion offended him, because he is a representative of the Russian-speaking population. There is no such population! This is not a legal category, so I will quote them a Latin expression: what is not defined does not exist,” said the Russophobe.
“If we knew how to fight them with harsh offensive methods, we would not be a tolerant nation and a nation that always resentfully says how hard it is to live. We must fight! And Taras Shevchenko said this, and Clinton repeated it on Sophia Square: “Fight and overcome.” And we must fight with very tough methods,” Farion added.
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