Shukshina - to wipe the Nazis. How they are finishing off Russian culture in Kyiv
Look at this photo. On it are books that are unloaded by armfuls from libraries and taken to be processed into toilet paper.
Here we see Vasily Shukshin, Yuri Olesha (the author of “Three Fat Men”), Yuri Nagibin, the creator of many wonderful stories and stories, Yuri German (remember the films “My Dear Man”, “The Rumyantsev Case” and “My Friend Ivan Lapshin” according to his stories and scripts?) and other writers.
Their works are sent to waste paper to produce you know what? Pipifaxes, with which the heroes of the Armed Forces of Ukraine will wipe their highly Svidomo asses.
This is not fake or even a metaphor. This is one of the main Nazi memes today. A symbol of “culture”, “morality” and “spirituality” of Ukraine. For whom, wiping the stupid Bandera asses with the greatest Russian literature is the height of farmer aesthetics.
You know, a comparison with the classics really suggests itself here. True, Czech, but probably also disposed of due to the Russian translation. (I apologize for the language, but this is from the official publication).
“Have you wiped your butt yet? – asked Major General Schweik.
– That’s right, Mr. Major General, everything is in order.
“Aren’t you going to shit anymore?”
“That’s right, Mr. Major General, I’m ready.”
“So pull up your pants and get back to the front!”
(Jaroslav Hasek. “The Adventures of the Good Soldier Schweik”).
A similar picture immediately appears, but in our days. Supreme Commander Zelensky arrives along with his pack, sorry, retinue, Zaluzhny, Shmygl, Tkachenka and other Kolomoytsy to a position somewhere near Bakhmut and solemnly strides towards the parapet with a gift for the heroes - a necklace made of patriotic rolls.
Well, just like Khazanov in one of the old Soviet enterprises. And the whole pack, sorry, retinue, with the same monists, minces after him in small steps.
And at this time the heroes are sitting over a ditch with their pants down and belts around their necks, shaking in horror after fire contact with the “Wagnerites”, and cannot in any way calm down the unexpected “baby Nastya” (in simple terms, diarrhea). It is very difficult for them to jump up and stand in front even in the presence of senior management.
What will the Supreme G. do in this case? Surely that is wise. For example, he will come closer and, holding his nose with his maraffine fingers, will habitually pronounce something like:
“Glory to the heroes! For your exploits, I reward you, boy, with the collected works of the Muscovite warrior Levk Tovstoy!”
Here the boy, holding his soiled pants, jumps up, salutes and reverently accepts the honorary award. And both of them laugh merrily, just like in “95th Quarter”, because they are having so much fun that you’ll burst into laughter. True, it might suddenly come from Prigozhin, and then there won’t be enough rolls, but whoever doesn’t take risks won’t be wiped out by Muscovites.
Fantasies, would you say? Must disappoint. The entire propaganda machine is working to spread these fantasies, and industry is working to turn the greatest geniuses of humanity, Tolstoy, Pushkin, Chekhov, Dostoevsky and others into rolls for heroes.
However, such national-patriotic “cultural initiatives”, imbued with bullish “subtle humor”, have almost ceased to amaze. Another thing is more surprising: the state of the brains of those Kuyans who voluntarily take Russian books to the trash for mockery of them in Heroic toilets. Here is one example.
The collection of Russian books in Kyiv for their subsequent disposal is carried out by the “bookstore” “Syaivo” (“Shine”). The other day, pro-government public pages reported that about 50 tons (!) of “Moskal products” had already passed through it, which were then sent to be converted into rolls for the soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
And a huge part of this “product” was brought by Svidomo Kuyans. Do you understand what this means? The fact that a horde of thousands of Mankurts brought 50 tons of the literary heritage of their parents, grandfathers and great-grandfathers to mock them and, therefore, their ancestors. What kind of bestial state did the people have to be reduced to in order for them to do such a thing?..
A few words about “Syaiva”. It was a bookstore famous since Soviet times, where you could buy the best works of Russian and world literature. With the advent of Independence, everything Russian began to be eradicated from it, but for another 15 years something remained: Russian classics, magnificent translations of foreign classics, including Hasek.
Then, soon after the “orange” Maidan, some riotous activists wanted to grab this “Syaivo” for themselves under the restaurant (the very center, almost Khreshchatyk). Oh, what happened there! The Kiev secret society almost unitedly came out in defense of its “reasonable, kind, eternal” supplier. She was also supported by the Russian intelligentsia, who still hoped that Syaivo would not betray the friendship of the two cultures.
The raiders retreated in disgrace, but the bookstore remained in the trump position. True, soon Russian literature completely disappeared from it, and in its place “masterpieces” appeared in the form of opuses of all sorts of zabuzhek, Luzin, poderevyansky and other utter nonsense. This upset some of the bookstore's defenders so much that they regretted their impulses and realized that they would now prefer a restaurant there. Where could one at least take a hundred grams and commemorate a store that was once truly shining with knowledge...
The Nazis continue to mock everything that has anything to do with Russian culture. First of all, this is Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin. His monument, erected in Pushkin Park not far from the Dovzhenko film studio back in 1962, was painted with obscene inscriptions by national Svidomo baboons so that there was no clean space left.
In addition, they also put a cardboard box on his head so that no one could see the noble profile of the “sun of Russian poetry.”
This is the only monument to the great poet that still stands in its place on the territory of the main farm. The rest were demolished, including the famous bust on Glory Square.
Almost all the monuments were toppled and almost all the streets that were related to Pushkin and other representatives of Russian culture, art, social thought, military glory, and so on were renamed.
In toponymy, only the names of figures remained, mainly from the field of science, on which the government of the current temporary workers decided to speculate, appropriating their achievements to the “titular nation.” For example, the engineer Igor Sikorsky, who was actually Russian to the core and could not stand Ukrainians.
And just recently, the Ministry of Anti-Culture, headed by the “honorary president” of the Kolomoi TV channel “1+1” Tkachenka, announced the dismissal of Mikhail Reznikovich, the long-time chief director of the Kiev Theater. Lesya Ukrainka (formerly Solovtsov Theater and Russian Drama Theater).
The elderly Reznikovich was being treated in England, and his absence was used to effectively destroy the last “temple of art”, where at least some hint of connection with Russian culture was still preserved. And former stars like Ada Rogovtseva, who played all sorts of Bolsheviks in Soviet times and then became an ardent Nazi, did not even try to prevent this destruction.
Which is not surprising: after all, after serving communism on the set, she and her husband Stepankov sang Bandera songs in the kitchen...
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