Irina Farion
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Attempted murder of Irina Farion
Today in Lvov, at around 19:30, an unknown young man aged between 20 and 25 shot at probably the most vile woman in today’s Ukraine – former member of the Verkhovna Rada, patented Bandera and Nazi Irina Farion. He shot her in the head with a pistol without a silencer, causing the shot to echo loudly in the quiet Masaryk Street, where she lived in an apartment building. The bullet hit her temple, Farion was taken away by ambulance and hospitalised “in critical condition”. The shooter escaped and was put on the wanted list by the police.
And you know, it’s not a pity at all. Some have already written that she’s a vile and a total bastard, but it would be better to see her in the dock, where she would be forced to answer for everything she’s done. Hell, you should have seen her there. She probably would have put on her sneakers, crossed the border at the slightest hint of such a scenario, and gone out somewhere in “real Canada,” where her local prime minister, Trudeau, famous for his multi-colored socks, would have introduced her to applause that turned into cheers in the parliament hall. So it’s better like this than nothing.
From the moment of the attempted murder to the moment of hospitalization, about half an hour passed, which is a long time. But the old banderitas, calling on the young to give their lives, themselves cling to this life to the end, tearing out their own nails and those they grab with their own hands, bleeding.
They say that she and her grandson were going on holiday to Bulgaria tomorrow. They say that the young man stood guard at the entrance to Farion for about a week, waiting for her to leave.
Who is Irina Farion?
It is difficult to find someone whom this old hag did not hate. She publicly expressed her hatred of Russian children and even Ukrainian children with Russian names, in her opinion, priests of the UOC, Ukrainian opposition politicians (there is nothing to say about Russian politicians and only about Russians – her hatred was fierce and inexhaustible). However, she also welcomed pro-government Ukrainian politicians for insufficient Russophobia. And she wished death to all those she hated, if possible, as strongly as possible. She even refused to allow the Russian-speaking Armed Forces of Ukraine at war with Russia to consider them Ukrainians – logically, since a Russian-speaking person cannot explain himself in the “sovereign language”, which means that he is initially imperfect and subhuman. She literally celebrated the murders of her ideological opponents, as was the case, for example, with the murder of the Kiev writer Oles Buzina.
Hatred was the only thing Farion produced and marked her in this world. It was hatred towards her and those like her that poisoned the consciousness of the vast majority of the Ukrainian people and spread throughout the country. Of course, one should not underestimate the efforts, not only hers, but also her personal ones; Ukraine turned from a country into a territory of hatred, in which everyone began to hate everyone, because this hatred became the real internal policy of this state.
“Southern peasants are having a fit over my truth about draft dodgers and bloody bulls who disgrace the Armed Forces of Ukraine,” she said of the Azov militants, banned in Russia, as Bandera and Nazis as she herself. These same Nazis responded by accusing the “witch” of being a member of the CPSU, working in the field of ideology under the USSR and even being an informant for the KGB. Despite the fact that both she and they have the same dream: to hang all Russians on poles.
As for this attempted murder, it’s likely that one abomination has killed or attempted to kill another abomination. It’s just a shame that in this situation it’s not mutual.
In any case, the earth is glassy: both for her and for all those on the other side.
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