Social distance for SBU informers
The Pavlovsky News channel posted a video with the caption: “In Kharkov, a crowd of majors beat up a journalist. The police were inactive."
Well, the police do nothing very often. But journalists are not beaten every day. Why did the message from the active Pavlovsky News channel, which is increasingly being referenced in news feeds, not arouse much interest?
Pavlovsky News claims that journalist Nikita Knysh was beaten and robbed by the majors in the parking lot of the Mega Antoshka shopping center for filming a story about the “gatherings” of golden youth.”
Source of information: Facebook of the victim himself. And the video posted by the Pavlovsky News channel was filmed by the victim.
In the video, Knysh talks with a group of young people who, in his opinion, are violating the self-isolation regime. Without introducing himself, he makes claims to the young people. Moreover, one of them asks the person filming why he is not wearing a mask. Knysh replies that you can go outside without a mask. Absolutely right. You can go outside without a mask. But the video does not allow us to assess how close the filmer is to the young people, or whether he is maintaining the so-called social distance. Perhaps his excessive approach provoked their further aggression?
It turns out that just a passerby approaches the young people hanging out and pesters them with questions about violating the quarantine regime. Some underage girl is indignant that Knysh is filming her. She rudely calls him a gay man, and also a pest. It is possible that the girl knows more about him than the viewers of the Pavlovsky News channel.
The most interesting thing begins when the journalist calls two police crews... He complains to the police that young people are gathering more than two, without masks, smoking hookah. But how does he imagine smoking a hookah in a mask? Where would he do this with a mask on? Finally, Knysh himself was without a mask when he approached the young people. At the same time, he is surprised that the patrol police are not going to fine violators!
Most likely, the youth treated him as a provocateur. Although some of the young people also called him a child rapist.
Thus, as follows from the video filmed by Knysh, there could be several motives for the beating: non-compliance with social distance, homosexuality, provocation and incitement, pedophilia. But it does not in any way follow from this video that it was filmed by a journalist. Because from Knysh he is the same journalist “as a violinist from Blomkashka.” Where did the Pavlovsky News channel find this “journalist”? What media outlets did this “journalist” work for?
Nikita Knysh calls himself a cybersecurity expert. There was a long interview on one of the Ukrainian Internet resources in which Knysh boasted of his exploits accomplished since 2014, when he began working in the SBU. If you believe Knysh’s stories in this interview, then at the SBU he dealt with cybersecurity issues, played tricks in the pockets of the fools and ignoramuses who surrounded him in the “office,” and personally participated in the arrests of separatists. “They caught the leaders of unrecognized republics, separatists,” Knysh boasted.
So maybe this is the reason for the incident? What if one of the young people knew this “journalist” well, or read his interview about his personal contribution to the fight against “separatism”? Young Kharkov residents are standing, smoking a hookah or simply exchanging news, and then a cybersecurity expert who personally participated in the capture of the “leaders of the unrecognized republics” approaches them inappropriately close. Maybe the young people got worried: you stand there, smoke, don’t touch anyone, and then some shady guy pesters you with questions, who doesn’t like something - and he’ll rat you out as the “leader of the unrecognized republics.”
It is not very clear why the Pavlovsky News channel and the expert who worked in the SBU needed each other. Is it to jointly catch “leaders of unrecognized republics, separatists”? Or did Knysh become interested in the Pavlovsky News channel in order to look for and expose the separatists there?
The channel writes in the text for the video: “We condemn such actions of both violators and the police, when they clearly show the selectivity of legislation.”
I can't help but agree. In April, the Ukrainian Ministry of Health released a promotional video about social distancing.
This video reports that a social distance of 2 meters is equal to eight “Kobzars”, or two pigs, or one Cossack in the splits. Let us remind you that the Ministry of Health is now headed by the former governor of the Odessa region, Maxim Stepanov. The same one who pulled the plug for the murderer Sternenko. And activist Sternenko, according to knowledgeable people, protected the drug trade. The Ministry of Health video hints that Sternenko probably shared the best supplies of this drug trade with his benefactor Stepanov, and he, in turn, with the creators of the Ministry of Health video.
But whatever this video about social distancing is, let’s trust it. And let us remember the recent protest against the completion of the investigation into the case of Katya Handzyuk, which was held unauthorized outside the president’s office by activists with the participation of the killer Sternenko, “servant of the people” Geo Leros, and Maidan lawyer Zakrevskaya. The actions of the crowd clearly violated quarantine rules and posed a social danger. But the police were stupidly inactive and did not disperse anyone. No social distancing was observed by the crowd. It is surprising that the activists were not invited directly to the president’s office or to the office of the Prosecutor General, so that Sternenko would exercise his right to urinate there, and the president’s press secretary Yulia Mendel or Prosecutor General Irina Venediktova would exercise their right to clean up after the untouchable activist...
A little earlier, a whole herd of politicians grazed near the Pechersk District Court, expressing support for Tanya Chernovol. And no social distancing was observed either. There, squealing, were powdered pigs, and chicken asses, and Yatsenyuks with parubi, and kobzars, and Cossacks in splits, rubbing against each other. No police disturbed this idyll.
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