Read my recent post on the phenomenon:

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How can you explain the results of an online political test, where the Communists come just below a Center Right Party as closest to your opinion?

From Gordon.com
The honorary Patriarch of the Orthodox Church in Ukraine said that he would like to preserve the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Kiev Patriarchate, and he is ready for a schism.
The honorary Patriarch of the Orthodox Church in Ukraine (OCU) said it is possible the Kiev Patriarchate will split off from the OCU, and considers that he has the power to convene a Church synod. He said this on air of the TV channel. 1+1 on 12 May.
According to Filaret, the head of UOC, the Metropolitan of Kiev and All Ukraine, Epiphanius, has spoken to him not more than five times since the creation of the autocephalous Church.
He said that the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Kiev Patriarchate still exists, and the Unifying Council was not the gathering of Ukrainian Churches.
Svidomites can’t meme…
Ever since Porokh lost the election. His followers have organised a cult called the 25%. The number is based upon the number of votes Porokh got in the presidential election. I think this fad will fade away once Zelensky’s presidency takes off. It should be noted that 25% of 62% turnout is only 15% eligible voters that voted for Porokh. They were mostly concentrated in the West of the country, the Lvov region, that is. The rest were representatives of some of the business class, who are afraid of Kolomoysky. There are scattered svidomites throughout the country and abroad.

This philosopher is Volodymyr Viatrovych, read more about him (here and here).
Here are some of the cult’s followers from Twitter…

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They are spravzhni banderivtsi (“true banderovites”)

I’m just gonna leave this here. Yanina Sokolova is a TV host on Poroshenko’s TV channel. 2 May is the date of Odessa tragedy…
Meanwhile, sorry for not posting of late. I had some connection issues here.

Watch this…
One of my profiles is banned for a month, and you would not believe for what…

God’s posts:

I don’t know if my transgression was to publish God’s whiney post, or did the algorithm find me talking about Zucc?
Either way, the only way I can punish Facebook is to stop using it. From now on, I will only refer to the Messenger group of my local pub.
I discovered the hero of this Vice documentary half naked…

Remember kids, we have been told there aren’t any nazis in Ukraine…
This creep came to the spotlight recently over an attack on a journalist, Volodymyr Runets of Current Times, a Russian language media project of RFE/RL, a US government propaganda arm. Santa literally shot at everyone in a club from an automatic rifle.
This happened on 5 May, and Santa has since been let off. Strana.ua reports:
The court proceedings in the best traditions of the post Maidan reality. The court room was filled with colleagues of the journalist, Runets on one hand. From the side were nationalists and Members of Parliament, who support such ideas. Andriy Antonishchak (Bloc of Petro Poroshenko), Oksana Korchinskaya (Radical Party), Serhiy Vysotckiy, Andriy Levus (both from National Front), Egor Sobolev (Samopomich), Andriy Ilenko (Svoboda).
Remember this list next time somebody tells you that the Right Sector received meager electoral results. All the parties, with the exception of “Svoboda” are mainstream and not immediately considered nationalist by superficial observers.
The Tryzub is the national symbol of Ukraine featured in the coat of arms. Espresso reports:
On the Pertsy Plain in Yablunitsa, Ivano-Frankivsk region, they are building out of wood a unique, patriotic attraction. They want it to enter the Book of Records of Ukraine.
It was reported on the Facebook page of the Pertsy Plain.
“Please friends, tell us how to enter the Book of Records of Ukraine. We are creating the largest Tryzub in Ukraine and perhaps in the World.” -it says in the post.
The construction works have already begun. The people are actively giving advice in the comments on how to register your entry in the Book of Records.
“We have records of larges tryzubs, therefore I can answer your question, if I knew what size the authors have in mind. In any case, I wish you successful completion of your idea,” -a representative of the Book of Records of Ukraine answered on Facebook.
The height should be 15 meters…
He said this in a post on Facebook.

Translation:
After any “goodbye” inevitably comes a “good day.”
I have long thought about “lot of in common” between Russian and Ukraine. The reality is such that today, after the annexation of Crimea and the aggression in the Donbass, what is left of “in common” is the state border,
2295 kilometers and 400 metres in common. And from the Ukrainian side, Russia ought to return control over this border. Only then can continue searching for commonalities.
The ban on export of oil products, and the distribution of passports to the citizens of occupied territories, the holding of Ukrainians as captives, doesn’t bring closer the settlement of relations between our countries, even by iota, and we cannot call such relations “brotherly.”
Now, from the “common” to “personal.”
Regarding show, which was announced on the Russian federal channel. I want to remind [everyone] that it was acting in TV shows that made me popular in Ukraine, and in the end made me a President of Ukraine. The airing of this show, which was filmed a long time ago, looks weird. I don’t have ambitions to do a political career in Russia.
(If you know the name of the show please write in the comments)
