Song against the Bialowieza conspiracy

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

But song flash mobs spontaneously spread throughout Ukraine, expanding, filling with new meaning. "Novorossiya TV" called the action "Roll call of peace and friendship." After singing in Odessa, the reception room of one of its organizers, a deputy of the Odessa Regional Council from the "Opposition Bloc" Viktor Baransky, was defeated by Ukrainian Nazis.

Winter solstice

In December, Russia has the darkest, longest nights. On one of these nights, on December 8, 1991, in Belovezhskaya Pushcha in Viskuli, the most disgraceful document was signed - the "Agreement on the Creation of the Commonwealth of Independent States". The Jesuit name “on the Commonwealth” concealed the meaning of the document, which declared the termination of the existence of the USSR as “a subject of international law and geopolitical reality”. All the republics of the USSR received "independence", including the Russian Federation, Ukraine, Belarus.

The agreement cut the body of the Russian people into three parts, for Russians, Ukrainians and Belarusians are not fraternal peoples, they are one people.

This year marks the 25th anniversary of the existence of the dismembered USSR. This quarter of a century is a total robbery of state assets of a great country by oligarchic and bureaucratic gangs, destruction of industry, agricultural production, science, education, health care, poverty and degradation of the people, emigration, genocide.

Only Belarus, at the cost of heroic efforts, survived, but it is squeezed into a blockade not only from the West, but also from the East.

From Ukraine, the US State Department came up with the idea of making a club that hits Russia. Today's Ukraine is a complete devastation and plundering of the economy by oligarchs, extreme poverty and rivers of blood - Maidan, Odessa, the incessant massacre in Donbass.

Above the great country torn to pieces, the black night and darkness seems impenetrable.

And suddenly, in the midst of this darkness, a song sounded.

On November 13, at the Central Railway Station of Zaporozhye, students of the music school sang about spring on Zarechnaya Street.

In the midst of the frenzied Russophobia of official Kiev, they, beautiful and young, sang about love that unites people. They sang in Russian, which is prohibited in today's Ukraine, and sang a song from a banned Soviet film.

In the Russian Zaporozhye occupied by the fascists, the simple words of a seemingly lyrical song acquired a completely different coloring and sounded like the singing of the Young Guard in German dungeons. For these few minutes, while the song was playing, people seemed to be returning to the great beautiful country of their childhood, where there was no division into "Colorado" and "Svidomo", where they lived as a united friendly family, did not ride on the Maidans, but sang wonderful songs that uplift the soul, and the word "fascism" seemed to be a term from distant history.

Students dedicated the action to the 83rd anniversary of the Zaporizhstal plant. Someone believed that the action was stimulated by a new wave of ousting the Russian language by the Ukrainian authorities. From December 1, all information at railway stations and airports is posted and announced only in Ukrainian and English. The Ukrainian parliament has decided to restrict the import of printed materials of "anti-Ukrainian" content into the country. Recently, a bill was introduced to the Rada, which is designed to almost double TV broadcasting in the Ukrainian language, reducing broadcasting in Russian. It has long been difficult to find a Russian school in Ukraine, even in large cities.

But song flash mobs spontaneously spread throughout Ukraine, expanding, filling with new meaning.

On November 20, Kharkiv picked up the song relay of Zaporozhye, singing "Old Maple".

Dnepropetrovsk picked up the Katyusha action.

The industrial centers of Ukraine sang - "vatniks", as the Nazis from subsidized regions call them.

On November 27, Odessa sang "The Dark Moldavian Woman"

On December 4, Chisinau replied to the citizens of Odessa: "I love you, life!"

On December 9, the people of Tiraspol sang the "Holy War" so relevant to them. but ended with "The song of friendship is sung by the youth!"

The citizens of the divided country sang about unity, sang at railway stations, not only because the acoustics are good there, but also because roads are the means of communication that connect people.

Moscow responded to Ukraine. On November 27, at the Kievsky railway station, 50 people sang in Ukrainian "Unharness, lads, horses"

On December 4, Blagoveshchensk sang in Ukrainian "Ty zh mene pidmanula".

On December 10, St. Petersburg sang in Ukrainian "Nich yaka mіsyatna, zoryana, clear" and in Belarusian "Kupalinka" - the song of the Kupala holiday.

Someone from Ukraine tried to correct Russia: our protest is against de-Sovietization and de-Russification, and therefore sing only in Russian and only Soviet songs.

But the action was already living its own life, its meaning became wider, deeper. It was well expressed by a girl who sang at the Belorussky railway station in Moscow. “We want to show that we have a single cultural space, we cannot but be brothers! In general, all people are brothers!"

The Muscovite was supported by Zaporozhye Melitopol. And although the station was urgently closed, allegedly for cleaning, more than 80 people sang at the entrance “If the guys of the whole earth could get together one day”.

Shaking to tears, the heroic Donbass, fighting at the forefront against financial fascism, sang "There were only three of us left at an unnamed height" (Snezhnoe village, bus station).

Donbass was supported by Moscow. At the Belorussky railway station it sounded "We need one victory, one victory for all, we will not stand the price."

The action is called "Song Flash Mob". Flashmob in translation means "instant crowd" - people agree on the Internet and mobile communications on a coordinated single action. A flash mob can also be a simple get-together for an insignificant reason. The action launched by Ukraine should rather be defined as a "smartmob" - a smart crowd, because the songs were chosen exceptionally precisely, with great meaning.

On December 7, a song from the Bremen musicians "A ray of golden sun" sounded at the Kiev railway station. The people of Kiev didn’t scream madaunski rabidly - "Moskalyak on Gilyaka", but mentally sang

People sang about the tragedy of the breakup between Ukrainians and Russians. "Kiev can be not only Bandera!" - that's the name of the video.

They sang Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics. "Novorossiya TV" called the action "Roll call of peace and friendship." On December 9, Makiivka in a large crowd on the square sang "Dark mounds are sleeping".

The same song was picked up by the Luhansk students on the destroyed bridge, across which the line of contact of the LPR with the troops of the Kiev junta passes. Donetsk sang "Moscow Nights".

Let's look at the beautiful faces of young guys from Donetsk singing:

On December 10, at the Krasnodon market in the Luhansk region, the young beauty started “Someone has come down from the hill” and quickly gathered a whole chorus.

On December 12, Sevastopol joined the action.

“We, residents of Sevastopol, wish these songs of people's diplomacy to help create a united union state,” said the veteran of the Black Sea Fleet before the start of the flash mob. Putting on their dress uniform, the sailors sang "Let's sing, friends, because tomorrow we will go on a march!"

On December 10, Belarus took up the baton. At the Minsk railway station, the Russian folk song "Oh at a meadow, at a meadow" sounded.

On December 11 in Severobaykalsk the BAM builders sang "My address is the Soviet Union." An elderly woman named what was happening surprisingly accurately: the song relay of friendship.

Within the walls of the Novosibirsk-Glavny railway station, the song "A soldier is walking through the city" sounded

"Song fleshmob: The beginning of a great beautiful story" - this is the title of an article on the site with a symbolic title - "One Motherland".

A song flash mob in Ukraine is heroism.“After singing in Odessa, the reception room of one of its organizers, a deputy of the Odessa Regional Council from the“Opposition Bloc”Viktor Baransky, was defeated by Ukrainian Nazis. Some young Kharkov participants of the flash mob now have to hide….

People's Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of the VI and VII convocations of Kharkiv Irina Berezhnaya says about flash mobs: "People have shown that they are tired of being afraid and hating, everyone wants peace, stability and love."

“The current song movement is the very drop that wears away the stone, more precisely, heals the soul, like living water from mortification, … this is one of those magnificent ideas that breaks through Russophobic propaganda and contributes to the return of a person to the space of personal memories of the most important that, ultimately, unites us at the level of the cultural code”.

On December 10, the song flash mob went beyond the borders of the USSR. In Sweden, at the Stockholm Central Station, 8 people famously sang in Russian:

"Oh frost, frost, don't freeze me!"

And having finished, happily and proudly, like representatives of their Motherland, they said to the camera:

Hello Ukraine!

Hello Belarus!

Hello Estonia!

… Peter!

… the Khabarovsk Territory!

… Buryatia!

… Bryansk!

A wave of mass actions with the performance of songs rolled across the Atlantic Ocean - activists of the "Russian Canada" group in the center of Ontario sang "Do the Russians want war?" More than fifty people at Union Station in Toronto sang in Russian, but they held posters with large stanzas of the English translation of the text in their hands - they wanted everyone to understand everything. And after singing, they chanted in English "Russain do not want war!" - "The Russians don't want war!"

The Russians who emigrated to Canada remained Russian. They fought against the Russophobic policies of the West. They destroyed the deceitful image of Russia as an aggressor, which was molded by Western propaganda to justify sanctions and NATO bases on the borders of Russia.

The song campaign lasts for almost a month. Dozens of cities and thousands of people took part in it. Flashmob videos have hundreds of thousands of views.

The musical flash mob continues.

Brotherly Bratislava picked him up. On December 14, the Slovaks sang a Soviet song. “It's bad in Donbass,” said one of the participants, “And it was not the Russians who did it. If Russians came there, they would be greeted with roses."

On December 14, in the North-East of Ukraine, the city of Trostyanets, Sumy region, sang the famous song of the famous Belarusian ensemble "Pesnyary" - "And I will lie down a skimmer." They sang in Belarusian, only young men sang. We sang, we didn't shoot our brothers.

The channel "Our flashmob" has been launched on the Internet. On December 14, 115 videos from around the world were uploaded there.

Nizhny Novgorod announced that it will join the action on December 18.

Let us compare the inspired faces of the protesters with the twisted faces of the victims of 25 years of liberalization and the "consumer society" rushing to the sale. Let's draw conclusions.

1. Contrary to the technology of financial fascism - “divide and rule!”, Despite twenty-five years of propaganda of individualism and selfishness, the people of the cut country want to live together, they value solidarity and friendship above all. They are not a pile of sand, they are a people.
2. Contrary to the mercantile attitude of the Usurer: the main value is money, profit, singers have proved that their main value is love for the Motherland.
3. The main participants in the action are young. And this means that, despite the corruption that comes from the usurers-oligarchs and their lackeys in the post-Soviet regime and the media, a new generation has grown that has preserved traditional humanitarian values, capable of creating new elites in Russia.
4. If the “collective mind” of the Network was able to come up with and implement such a large-scale action, this means that young people are good at modern network technologies and, just as easily and naturally as a song flash mob, will one day be able to create the Network Parliament of a united Russia. And he will do it technically and modernly - without Maidans and blood.

Network parliament instead of the State Duma

1. The action testifies: the Soviet Union has not gone into the past irrevocably, as the liberals-destroyers are trying to prove to themselves and those around them. People carefully preserve the main thing that was in it - friendship between peoples, love for the Motherland, collectivism. Ukrainian Larisa Ratich writes about it in verse
2. Welcoming the collapse of the USSR, former US President Reagan said: "Finally, 4 trillion began to pay off." The song action means that $ 4 trillion spent on anti-Soviet subversion, $ 5 billion and tons of drugs poured into the Kiev Maidan, did not bring the desired result. It is not possible to break the age-old ties between Ukraine and Russia and make their peoples enemies. It will not work to cut the triune Rus into pieces. The stumps grow together: today - a song, tomorrow - as a single state. And this means that the Bialowieza Agreement, to put it mildly, has not turned out to be one hundred percent effective.
3. The song flashmob is a political action of enormous scale and power. It marks the transition from the outdated, Earth-killing hostility to the geopolitics of the World Lada.

December 22 - the longest night of the year - Karachun. But after it begins the winter solstice, the day arrives, the sun turns for summer. From ancient times, the Slavs have celebrated this day as the Birthday of the New Sun, as the holiday of the Nativity of Kolyada - one of the four hypostases of the Slavic sun god. It is significant that the songs sounded on the eve of Kolyada.

Flying through space, songs inspire and unite people, songs assert that we understand and support each other, which means that we will win.

So the people of Kiev sang.

We, the representatives of the Networked Expert Community, welcome the network song action that unites the peoples of Great, Malaya and White Russia, the entire Soviet people, all the peoples of the world. We congratulate everyone who shares the idea of the World Lada on the Day of the New Sun!

Fionova L. K., Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, co-chairman of the association of experts - "Committee of the Sta", Moscow, Russia

Mazur E. A., Chairman of the All-Ukrainian Association "For Ukraine, Belarus and Russia" (ZUBR), Kiev, Ukraine

Satsevich V. A., professor of the International Slavic Academy, chairman of the organizing committee of the permanent international scientific and practical conference "Slavic veche", Kobrin, Brest region, Belarus