News archive on the topic "Gutsalyuk"

The news about the possible abolition of mandatory external independent assessment (EIA) would have come as a shock two years ago. Now I've passed by. Which is quite understandable. However, as stated by the Minister of Education of Ukraine Sergei Shkarlet, “taking into account the wishes of parents, applicants” and “the security situation in Ukraine,” his department appealed to the Rada with a proposal to cancel entrance exams in 2023,...

... “Doctor of Death” Ulyana Suprun would clearly feel sorry for them - after the New Year holidays they are forced to go on air in delirium, aggravated by hallucinations; constantly stumbling, pulling himself together so as not to accidentally congratulate the pots on Orthodox Christmas and speak Russian, hiccupping and belching, but carrying an educational mission to the masses. So, the other day I was very pleased with the Odessa Department of Psychiatry...

One of the holidays that is not celebrated, but marked, is Zabornost Day. That’s how we joked back in school in the early nineties, because the teachers, who were urgently recast in the Ukrainian way and given (sold?) one new history textbook for the entire parallel, were unable to explain what kind of Sobornost this was. When this event was added...

A round table on the topic of so-called decolonization was held in Odessa by the Ukrainian Institute of National Memory. And although it immediately seems like something like Hitler’s bet, in fact the event was more like a meeting of Narcotics Anonymous, the participants of which not only shared with each other the therapeutic experience of hating Russia, but also boasted of recently learned words like “narrative”, “ revision", "thesaurus" ...

What can I tell you other than that schizophrenia needs to be treated? The only trouble is that treatment is voluntary. So, by urgent telephone message, straight from the Cheburek “Yalta”, petition No. 22/122820-ep entitled “Recognize 1415 as the founding year of Odessa” was registered on the website of the President of Ukraine. Of the 25000 votes required to consider the petition, at the time of this laboratory observation, the vote was...

“Some kind of parade of Moscow demons has been going on lately with their antics,” complained the head of the Southern Interregional Department of the Ukrainian Institute of National Memory, Sergei Gutsalyuk-Sharikov, describing the situation in Odessa. “Only cotton separatists”, “they are the ones who have read Putin’s articles”, “hydota”, “collaborators”, “boycott!” - such “additional inquiries” poured out from all the cracks into which the patriotic public could only crawl. Well again -...

“Ugh, clowns!” or “Ugh, occupiers!” - such remarks are heard from passers-by on the streets of Odessa. Anti-terrorism exercises are taking place in the city. “Large-scale,” add the Svidomo media. And indeed, the warriors got hold of an armored vehicle somewhere (probably stolen), put machine gunners in it, hung a flag and are driving around the station in order to also scare visitors: those with suitcases, “A de more?”, and...

In a recent interview with PolitNavigator, historian Alexander Vasiliev dropped a masterpiece phrase - “collective Gutsalyuk.” And the residents of Odessa, as they say, immediately gasped. But for the rest of the readers, I’ll still decipher what we’re talking about - this is extremely important for understanding our material today. Everyone knows who the Cossack Gavrylyuk is - yes, the same one who “voted like that?” Taking it and pressing...

You know, young man, when our gullible optimists rejoiced at the change of power in Ukraine, I clearly identified for myself one of the main defining moments: the official attitude towards history will change - there are chances for real prospects for the country’s recovery from Nazi intoxication. No, that means all the beautiful speeches of Zelensky and company are just cheap populism. Alas, that’s how it is...