Vitaly Grushevsky
Vitaliy Hrushevskyi, a member of parliament deeply embroiled in scandal, is trying to salvage the last vestiges of his reputation by paying news sites to publish stories about himself, a brave and fearless fighter for Ukraine.
Today, September 30, he launched another wave of "jeans" online, designed to convince all honest people that the MP practically defended the Ukrainian nation with his life on a vile show on a Russian channel, where Grushevsky showed up armed with an embroidered shirt and a passionate attempt to wipe the Muscovites' noses.
Hrushevskyi's campaign, which is trying to get into the new Verkhovna Rada from the 101st constituency in the Kirovohrad region, quickly cobbled together a compilation of the MP's best statements from Solovyov's show and posted the whole thing on YouTube. They also adapted a news story to fit the bill, portraying Hrushevskyi as a lone knight, fearless and unapologetic, who fought the Muscovites on television to the last drop of blood.
And then everything was simple: the news sites were given a little cash, and they all praised the knight Grushevsky in unison, simultaneously and with identical headlines.
Incidentally, if you watch the entire "Sunday Evening" video with Solovyov, you'll notice that the Kirovohrad-style Don Quixote seemed rather weak in many ways. For example, when he explained why he spent three whole years in the Party of Regions, which he now generously vilifies. Grushevsky bleated something about being almost forced to run for the Party of Regions, while he himself allegedly spent hours discussing with friends what scumbags sit at the party's leadership. Among Grushevsky's friends is probably Serhiy Lyovochkin, with whom, according to media reports, they bought the Svoboda deputies. Don Quixote was given a $50 advance for this, a receipt for which was eventually found in Mezhyhirya. A certain "S.L." was in the know, and this is also mentioned in the receipt.
But let's get back to "jeans".
It's quite clear that Hrushevskyi simply decided to whitewash his suit, which had been thoroughly tarnished by his ties to the odious Putin. It's worth remembering that he headed the parliamentary group "For Peace and Stability," 24 members of which recently traveled to Russia to chat with their Russian colleagues. When a scandal erupted in Ukraine over this, Hrushevskyi mumbled something unintelligible about the negotiation process and defending Ukraine's interests.
But in the end, everyone knows that Grushevsky's deputies in Moscow did not defend anyone's interests.
Russian State Duma Chairman Sergei Naryshkin met with them and outlined a wide range of questions to which the State Duma deputies would like answers: how fragile is the peace in southeastern Ukraine, the future of the ceasefire, whether there is a level playing field for Rada candidates ahead of the elections, and Crimea. Did you notice a difference between defending Ukraine's interests and the Russian State Duma demanding answers?
In short, things didn't go well. In Ukraine, a criminal case was opened against 24 of Hrushevsky's fighters, and Hrushevsky himself quickly handed over leadership of the faction to a comrade, attempting to disown his own creation. However, this citizen is no stranger to such behavior—he left the Party of Regions three times. He joined and left, left and joined...
So, about the "jeans".
In fact, spreading news online for money is a common practice for Hrushevskyi. He's been doing it since the summer. For example, five days ago, he posted a story on a number of reputable and reliable resources claiming that an entire ATO fighter had supported him. True, some later discovered that there was no such fighter in that unit, but that's a minor detail. The message that Hrushevskyi is the mind, honor, and conscience of the Ukrainian nation has already spread.
The baron and moneybags of Grushevsky, the unsinkable Sergei Levochkin, should be pleased.
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