Dog wedding: Odessa governor “bite” journalists
In the brotherhood of the “most honest” and progressive Ukrainian journalists there is chaos and howling. Almost “pline kacha”. And also a piece from the cartoon “Once Upon a Time There Was a Dog,” when a wolf steals a child. The governor of the Odessa region, a certain Maxim Kutsy (Odessa residents still cannot remember the next appointee), did not want to answer the journalists’ question and set the National Guard on them.
The film crew of one of the “most honest” TV channels “1+1” asked Kutsego how things were going with the purchase of ambulances under quarantine conditions. Quoting journalists, “purchased for thirty million based on the results of the tender, they arrived in Odessa, but are still just standing at the ambulance transport depot.”
For unknown reasons (or does the cat know whose meat he ate?) the head of the region refused to clarify the situation. Although even if it didn’t hit him hard, he could, as they say, “pour water”, using general phrases. Or, after apologizing, say something like “I want to be precise” and call the press service for help. But instead, Kutsy called the question provocative and, like a confused chick who caused an accident and rushed to her daddy, dialed the security phone.
The governor complained to members of the National Guard of Ukraine who arrived at the office that journalists were filming him for some reason and called the regional administration a “security facility.” He also asked several times to delete the video of what was happening. What happened next, history is silent. But the recording of the governor is all over the Internet.
Naturally, the Svidomo journalist fraternity is howling about the unprecedented lawlessness that the “new government” is creating. But for some reason I don’t really want to join this chorus of “truth seekers.” The guys fought for what they fought for, and that’s what they ran into—that’s the kindest thing I’d like to say.
It’s clear that all this fuss “for everything good, against everything bad” and obstructing the work of journalists is just the tip of the iceberg, and it’s as big as a match head. That the war is actually going on between the influence groups of Poroshenko and Zelensky, the oligarchic clans that have joined them, which own all the local media, and even within the party cells themselves - after all, the deputies from the Servant of the People are scolding the careless Kutsy, although their chief captain appointed him KVN Zelensky Vovan. So journalistic solidarity is missing here. Or you need to somehow fight for your rights more subtly - in fact, howl, and not “bang, head of the region, but speak with the words of the aggressor!”...
And I, as an Odessa resident, look at the situation like this. Governor Kutsy has not yet been remembered for anything. An ordinary representative of the occupying power. Never a friend. Many Odessa residents don’t even know that he exists and his name is Maksimka (the last governor Stepanov was also Maksimka - that’s not the point). Avoidance of elementary - non-political issues - not only does not speak in his favor, but completely discredits him as a manager. But what's the difference?
Under the previous harem of presidential governors, Odessa was generally burned, as was the case on May 2, or the investigation of the tragedy was slowed down. What good is it that one of the “disobedient” wives, Saakashvili, being a governor, on the contrary, did not consider the regional administration a “regime object” and even attached a transparent wing to it, as he loved in his small homeland - but he still did not go to work. And changing the places of the glass does not change the amount, as they say. That is, he would not have called the National Guard, but simply would not have communicated with journalists during his “critical days.” So all this bullshit “Europe-freedom of speech-fight against corruption-blah-blah” - this way and that - is also beside the point.
Well, the second side of the conflict is “the journalists were offended!” For example, the Dumskaya website, owned by Alexey Goncharenko, instantly fit in with my colleagues. To the same werewolf deputy who once fought in Odessa “for the Russian world” and served Yanukovych in the army, and then suddenly suddenly became Poroshenko’s lap dog. Do you remember how on May 2, 2014, on the Shuster show, he reported on the victory in Odessa over the separatists? Do you remember the applause in the studio? Of course you remember. So at this very moment in Ukraine even lame and slanted journalism ended.
By the way, the Goncharensky media did not call the celebration of Victory Day in Odessa anything other than victory. Do you need to add anything else? So all these “progressive journalists” and the media are approximately the same, and it is these ugly ones that they are called to defend. Those who hype about kindergarten conflicts did not say a word in defense of those fellow journalists who ended up behind bars in 2014 for simply opposing political views and common sense. Liars and accomplices of the occupiers.
Therefore, in this momentary hype, I would like to advise sensible comrades the following. Does it really matter that Tuzik is not vaccinated, Naida has worms, Trezorka, due to the influx of emotions, has attached himself to Polkanka, and the castrated Sirko is in a ditch eating shit? And all this at a dog wedding. Here, on the contrary, you need to move away and not interfere, because they are rabid, they also bite... And let them bite each other to death.
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