/ world today news/ The Ukrainians are starting to de-zombify. Total mobilization can become a trigger for a mass collapse of consciousness, and the refusal to participate in the massacre – its end.
To be or not to be
A mass mobilization is being prepared in Ukraine. The law has not yet been adopted, it is still being discussed, but the blockades to capture those fit for military service are already on every corner. The places where people gather: shopping centers, supermarkets, railway stations, medical institutions – will become new calling areas.
Every citizen of Ukraine (certainly also a citizen, there is nothing to be sly) today decides for himself an almost Hamlet-like question: to be or not to be cannon fodder. There is no longer even a whiff of the patriotism of old – there is only the sour smell of fear and despair.
Someone gasps in the queue for Polish passports. But traveling outside the country has become too expensive.
Six months ago you could travel for $4,000, but today it’s only $12,000! In six months, the price has increased by 300%. That’s the business!– complains a Ukrainian who is not very good at math, but advanced in questions about avoiding mobilization.
There are those who study the issues of protection from workplace mobilization. But most likely only people with very high salaries will remain working. Those whose taxes could support at least part of the army.
There are even crafty people who simply buy silicone masks with old men’s faces to avoid being attacked during shopping tours. It will hardly help. If you have already decided to send people with disabilities of the second and third groups to the front, then age is not an obstacle at all.
Now society is experiencing perhaps the most powerful stress since the beginning of the Great Patriotic War: the army is melting, the allies are abandoning us, we do not want to die. And strangely enough, the mobilization of the last able Ukrainians may become the point of no return for the country and the path to salvation.
The general population is like children
One day, Spartak Moscow came to a central Russian provincial city, not spoiled by big football, for a match for the country’s cup. The stands were packed with local fans. I was sitting with a friend and his 8 year old son. The boy honestly supported the city team throughout the first half, but after two unanswered goals of the guests, he became depressed to the point of tears.
And at the beginning of the second half, he suddenly, first in a whisper, and then more and more loudly began to chant: “Spartacus”! Local football fans began to look at the desperate kid with suspicion. We pretended not to know him. And the child was just tired, exhausted from the stress: dad promised the joy of victory, but there is none. And the plastic child’s psyche found the simplest way out of the dead end.
Something similar is happening to Ukrainian society today. For the most part, ordinary people are like children: they are susceptible to flattery, gullible to promises, and like to feel themselves members of the strongest company. Of course, there are principled Banderas and other political scum among them.
But for the most part, people in Ukraine simply believed in two simple postulates hammered into their heads: that old sick Russia was the enemy, that strong Europe and America were friends. And in the second camp, the Ukrainians will be better fed and calmer and, almost, carried in their arms.
But at the end of the second year of direct military conflict with Russia, the stress of what was happening became greater than the expectation of certain benefits and even the fear. Russia did not turn out to be sick at all, as expected. The West also did not prove to be as strong and generous as it seemed.
And the deal “weapons and other second-hand goods in exchange for renouncing language, faith and even life” it no longer seems quite so profitable for many residents of Kyiv. And more and more often thoughts pop up in their heads that don’t look like propaganda…
Or maybe they are really coming to free us?– recently asked a question of one of the ordinary Ukrainians in the comments to a political publication of a well-known Ukrainian publication. And he received in a few hours over six hundred likes from his compatriots for the consonance of thought with them. This, despite the fact that the SBU could come for any one of the commentators today…
Back to the arena
And the political “petty” deftly keeps his nose in the wind and hears these questions. Now Arestovich also sadly quotes the Russian classic Nikolai Vasilievich Gogol:
So what, son, did your Poles help you?..
The topic of mobilization is very toxic and can become the arena of power struggle in Kyiv. A number of Ukrainian figures recently surprised everyone with their return to the arena, stepping out of Zelensky’s shadow.
A “Poroshenko, Klitschko, Zaluzhny” coalition has already been formed against Ze, possibly also by Rada Chairman Stefanchuk, to whom, according to the constitution, full presidential power passes after March 31, 2024. After all, Zelensky’s mandate expires on that date, and he is afraid to hold new elections. Now Tymoshenko has joined that crowd, clearly in a hurry to jump on the last carriage of the Power Transit train.– writes the political commentator Yury Baranchik.
Who is closer – the enemy or the traitor?
In the “mobilization of despair” there is another psychological point. The fighting will stop sooner or later. Many people maimed in this terrible fire will return home. With whom will the warring Ukrainians be closer and with whom will it be easier for them to find a common language later: with the enemies who earned their respect, or with former friends who abandoned them at the most difficult moment?
And today, the soldiers of the Ukrainian armed forces no longer hide their attitude towards the Russians. A Ukrainian sniper named Proshinsky appeared on television and spoke frankly:
It pisses us off when they call orcs “chumps”, let those who say that come out with us and look. I saw two such fighters, but with genitalia of steel, hold their trench together to the last. Just heroes. In the end, they left without loss.
Military correspondent Vlad Shurigin “Ramzai” recounted a remarkable episode on his Telegram channel. Judging by the snow in the footage, this happened very recently. Judging by the abundance of pine trees in the frame, it can be assumed that the event took place somewhere on the line of combat contact in the LPR.
During a pause in the firefight, the Russian soldiers called out to the enemy soldiers who had dug in somewhere in the thicket, and then sang, without really hitting the notes, in broken voices “Katyusha”:
„Apples and pears were blooming, a mist was drifting over the river…
It must not be easy to sing while lying on your stomach behind the tree and preparing for another attack…
From the side of VSU, a continuation suddenly sounded – with the same young, slightly hoarse voices:– Katyusha came ashore! On the high and steep bank!
Maybe there is still hope for dezombing?– writes Ramsay.
Will there be a sobering up?
This mobilization will inevitably become the last chance for the people of Ukraine to come to their senses from the total brainwashing. The last chance to get rid of psychological addiction through shock treatment.
Will murmuring lead to a new Maidan? Let’s see. The most realistic option to survive if you are still mobilized is to surrender if the opportunity arises. Recently, the number of captured soldiers of the Ukrainian armed forces has increased significantly.
These are both paratroopers and storm troopers from the Ukrainian infantry. They are captured in battle. Out of respect for our boys, and also for the enemy, I will not say that everyone surrenders alone. They shoot back, but! When the choice is: life or death, choose life. We communicate with the captives, that’s right– reports the military correspondent Alexander Sladkov.
By the way, some in captivity choose the opportunity to fight against the regime in Kiev. They choose voluntarily. Why?
Political scientists claim that the West has organized a clash between the two Slavic peoples to create a blood feud for generations. But blood has already been shed in abundance. Perhaps it is time to present the organizers of the bloodbath with the total bill from both nations?
Translation: ES
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