In occupied Donbas, it’s Happy “Stalintine’s” Day
Local communists have seized on the February 14 holiday hype to promote their agenda.
Donbas News
In a once major industrial city of Luhansk in eastern Ukraine, which is now one of the main strongholds of Russian proxy forces waging war against government troops, local adepts of communist ideas were spotted handing out to strangers in city streets what they called “Stalintine’s” greeting cards with Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin’ picture on them.
That’s according to the Donbas News outlet.
The stunt was aimed at mocking Valentine’s Day, traditionally ignored by communists as a “product of the Western world.”
The cards circulated in Luhansk say February 14 marks the anniversary of the city’s liberation from Nazi troops in 1943.
The “greeting” calls on residents to refrain from celebrating Valentine’s Day, instead honoring “Soviet and Orthodox holidays.”
Memo
The Communist Party has officially been banned in Ukraine as part of decommunization spree that was formalized in April 2015 when communist symbols were outlawed by Parliament.
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“instead honoring “Soviet and Orthodox holidays.””
This in itself is total bullshit, since the Soviets destroyed the Orthodox Church, forcing people into atheism. The neo-Soviets are just as fake as the fake orthodogs’ church of Muscovy.
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Much of the ROC clergy were KGB agents during soviet times. Most of those traitors are still around.
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