The one who cries out loudest about lustration is the one who is trying to avoid it. A representative of Russia's top business and also a People's Deputy, Pavel RizanenkoHe planned to conduct a lustration of teachers in the Brovarsky, Baryshevsky districts, and Berezan. As if during the Maidan, they sided with Yanukovych and attended his rallies.
As Pavlik Rizanenko noted in his telegram to district education departments…
Excerpts from a telegram sent by Pavel Rizanenko and his assistant Fedorenko to teachers.
A logical question arises: perhaps the 97th District community is more likely to purify Rizanenko for being a board member of the Russian metallurgical giant Avismo? For lobbying Russian business interests in the Verkhovna Rada for two years? For speaking from the podium in defense of the Kherson Mechanical Plant, which they wanted to seize from the Russians?
Or maybe Pavlik Rizanenko should talk about his Russian passport. After all, it's no secret that without Russian citizenship, he wouldn't have been able to earn hundreds of millions of dollars in Moscow. Moreover, it's so strange that a simple guy from Brovary, without Gazprom's permission, was able to buy two oil wells in northern Russia. His business interests reveal a connection to Levochkin and Firtash.
Neither Pavel Rizanenko nor his wife have officially renounced their Russian citizenship. All their property in Crimea, oddly enough, remains intact, and neither of them is barred from entering Crimea, as are other deputies, except for former members of the Party of Regions.
Of course, demanding that teachers apologize on camera is much easier than defending the interests of the community. Putting teachers on their knees for the sake of personal PR is unacceptable. The fact that Pavlik Rizanenko, one of the authors of the Ukrainian Law on Lustration, does not give anyone the right to humiliate teachers.
In two years as a member of parliament, Pavlik Rizanenko secured the return of only 7 square meters of land in Pobeda Park and nothing more. And in the Barishevsky District and Berezan, nothing at all. In exchange for 96 hectares of land belonging to the State Radio Broadcasting Center, Rizanenko and Simutin demanded that it be transferred to a private company for development.
While members of parliament are donating their millions to support soldiers in the ATO zone, Pavlo Rizanenko hasn't stood aside, donating a whopping 3,000 hryvnias for a thermal imaging camera, and the Brovary community has raised 40,000.
It's no wonder Rizanenko sits on the Verkhovna Rada's Budget Committee. Along with the Party of Regions member Evgeny GellerThey're embezzling public funds. Let Brovary Mayor Igor Sapozhko tell how Rizanenko asked for more public funding for Brovary and was told he had to pay a 30% kickback.
It's understandable that Pavlik Rizanenko needs a mandate to further enrich himself and lobby. But why do we need him? In two years, Rizanenko has drafted three bills. Let Rizanenko go to Russia and run the Russian company Avismo. And we'll tell him: la la la.
Pavel Rizanenko
Ilya Sergienko, Antikor
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