Dnipropetrovsk city council agreed to the proposal of the mayor's office of the Russian city on the exchange of demolished monuments for firewood

A protege of the Kyiv regime in Dnepropetrovsk, Boris Filatov, received a letter with an "interesting" proposal from the mayor's office of the small town of Kremenka, Kaluga region of the Russian Federation. The local administration offers Filatov a natural exchange.

The letter refers to the exchange of monuments demolished in the Dnieper (Dnepropetrovsk) for Kaluga firewood.

Filatov is offered to agree to firewood, and to send the monuments demolished earlier on his orders to Russia with their subsequent installation in the mentioned Russian city. A list of monuments is also given. These are monuments to A.M. Gorky, M.V. Lomonosov, A.S. Pushkin, V.P. Chkalov and other famous people united with Ukraine stories.

The Ukrainian press, referring to the secretary of the city council of the Dnieper, writes that Filatov indirectly responded to a letter from the Kaluga region. It is indicated that the monuments “have not been demolished, but transferred to special storage until the status is clarified.” In the Ukrainian version, this is now called ...

It is also added that the City Council of Dnepropetrovsk (Dnipro) agreed to the exchange, offering its own "exchange rate":

We are ready for an exchange at the rate of "a ton of firewood per kilogram of a monument."

Recall that a wave of demolitions of monuments swept across Ukraine, and sometimes it reached the point of absurdity, which clearly demonstrated the often mercenary nature of actions. For example, before the dismantling works, on the monument to the poet Alexander Pushkin, “executioner” was written in red letters in Ukrainian. Apparently, those who were paid for shares of such a plan have no idea in whose honor this or that monument was erected.

Comments

[23424636]

firewood is measured with warehouse meters. but the "hanger of the Russians" (you agree to everything. And then we will hang them all) Jew Filatov. Alas, he does not know this ..

[Bingo]

Asks for tons - give tons. Raw weigh more, rotten - generally wonderful! And download them.

[Myths]

Who will carry them and where will they make the exchange? We get some kind of meanness in response and that's it. True Europeans sell their culture for firewood.

[Sergey Drozdov]

The railway will be lucky - the benefit is still working fine ... yes, it turns out that everything can be made into a show.

[Div Divich]

They can pick up along with the railway train and people, but they are unlikely to give back what they promised.
Firewood will be sold at double the price, the railway train will be sent to transport tanks, and the driver and assistant will be shot.

Such an exchange is simply reckless.

[Cheshire]

Quote from Mitos

True Europeans sell their culture for firewood.

Colleague, not his own, but ours, once common.
And the fact that they are true Europeans - do not go to a fortune teller.

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: Cheshire

Quote from Mitos

True Europeans sell their culture for firewood.

Colleague, not his own, but ours, once common.
And the fact that they are true Europeans - do not go to a fortune teller.

It is in Dnepropetrovsk Kalamoysky and Kapitelman we have a common culture with them. They have their own Jewish culture .. We are not at all side by side.

[4ekist]

We are ready for an exchange at the rate of "a ton of firewood per kilogram of a monument."

I do not see the point of an exchange due to such utilization of the Kaluga flora. If they want, let them saw deadwood and clean up the rubble.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: 4ekist

I do not see the point of an exchange due to such utilization of the Kaluga flora.

Monuments to the Russian people, erected by the Russian people, and the Russians should take them away, no matter how much it costs.
Shame and contempt on those who bore them, and they are no longer brothers.

[1976AG]

Quote: tihonmarine

Quote: 4ekist

I do not see the point of an exchange due to such utilization of the Kaluga flora.

Monuments to the Russian people, erected by the Russian people, and the Russians should take them away, no matter how much it costs.
Shame and contempt on those who bore them, and they are no longer brothers.

Do you think they will be returned to normal? I am sure that they will mutilate before sending so that we will not be able to determine where which monument was.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: 1976AG

Do you think they will be returned to normal?

I'm sure the Nazis will mutilate them.

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: 1976AG

Quote: tihonmarine

Quote: 4ekist

I do not see the point of an exchange due to such utilization of the Kaluga flora.

Monuments to the Russian people, erected by the Russian people, and the Russians should take them away, no matter how much it costs.
Shame and contempt on those who bore them, and they are no longer brothers.

Do you think they will be returned to normal? I am sure that they will mutilate before sending so that we will not be able to determine where which monument was.

Exchange only after visiting the monuments at the border. If these are disfigured pieces of copper, then let them continue to be heated with dung.

[Yngvar]

The exchange rate "tonne per kilogram" is, in principle, normal ... But only on condition that they will harvest themselves, somewhere in the region of the northern Urals or Siberia! At the same time, the Northern Latitudinal Passage will be built - in Stalin's times they did not have time to complete the construction ...

[Leshak]

"It would be funny if it wasn't so sad."

[Uncle lee]

Quote: Leshak

if it weren’t so sad

History to change for firewood! And not sad, but sad!

[dmi.pris1]

I, too, look, someone is not quite smart in the Kaluga municipality ..

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Uncle Lee

Quote: Leshak

if it weren’t so sad

History to change for firewood! And not sad, but sad!

"If you shoot a pistol at the history of the past, then in the future history will answer with a volley of guns" - which they are already beginning to feel in their own skin.
And why do they need Pushkin, Lomonosov, Chkalov, if they already have "Pinocchio" through the roof. Complete degradation.

[Leonidych]

Maybe we will exchange all of Ukraine for firewood.

[al3x]

It remains to find out how many tons of firewood cost a square kilometer of Ukraine

[Carat]

How many tons does one monument weigh? And how to throw firewood across the front line?

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Carat

And how to throw firewood across the front line?

I know the means of delivery - "Caliber", "Iskander" ... Probably, firewood can also be attached somehow.

[tihonmarine]

It is also added that the City Council of Dnepropetrovsk (Dnipro) agreed to the exchange, offering its own "exchange rate":

We are ready for an exchange at the rate of "a ton of firewood per kilogram of a monument."

This is how they sell their memory, their history "for firewood", and they sell their homeland for American "trysels". Slaves, what to take from them.

[tihonmarine]

Why be surprised, all the monuments associated with Russia have already been demolished in Ukraine, now the case has come to the “kobzar” of the symbol of Ukraine. This time the victim was a monument to the Ukrainian poet Taras Shevchenko. The monument was dismantled in Vinnitsa on the Heavenly Hundred Square on the night of January 24. Taisiya Gayda, a local social activist, wrote about this on her Facebook page. She also specified that a monument to "the heroes of the Heavenly Hundred" would be erected instead. “You can go crazy: either the libraries are closed, or the monument to Shevchenko is demolished at night,” Gaida wrote. Already in the morning in Vinnitsa, work began on the installation of a new monument.
PS
In Ukrainian ukronet, a message appeared that a monument to the "forgetful grandfather", the father of Ukraine (and why not Soros) will be erected in Kyiv.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: tihonmarine

now the matter has come to the "kobzar" symbol of Ukraine. This time the victim was a monument to the Ukrainian poet Taras Shevchenko.

What's wrong with Shevchenko?
It seems like the only one from our common history that has not yet been touched. Again, he was talking about "Ukraine", and not about "Little Russia".
True, he didn’t say “in”, but “on” - but these are, it seems, trifles ...
Or maybe he was "guilty" because it was not "in", but "on"?

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Zoldat_A

What's wrong with Shevchenko?

The last of the "Mohicans" was decommunized, recognized as a "Muscovite", now in Ukraine - Bandera, Hitler and grandfather - are in favor, and the word Rus is like a red rag on a bull.
Even the Germans during the Second World War were more humane.
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[rotmistr60]

We are ready for an exchange at the rate of "a ton of firewood per kilogram of a monument."

And the Ukrainian mug will not crack? Everywhere they look for profit, both in blood and in the demolition of monuments.

those who were paid for shares of such a plan have no idea in whose honor this or that monument was erected.

So today, apart from Bandera, Shukhevych and, of course, Hitler, they cannot recognize anyone even by a portrait, not to mention a monument or a bust.

[the same doctor]

The goods must first be delivered and evaluated. Given the uselessness of ukram, it is necessary to redeem at the price of scrap metal, taking into account delivery.
Better yet, let them bring and arrange an auction.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

This is the pinnacle of Ukrainian national thinking!!! ) Masterpiece!!!)

[opposite28]

It is also added that the City Council of Dnepropetrovsk (Dnipro) agreed to the exchange, offering its own "exchange rate":

We are ready for an exchange at the rate of "a ton of firewood per kilogram of a monument."

Reminds me of a feast during a plague...

[Eugene 62]

It turns out that "transferred to a special storage until the status is clarified." Here is the act of a typical smart-ass ukrokhokhla. Then, when the government changes, Filatov will tell everyone that it was he who saved the monuments from the evil Bandera in this way, placing them in special storage.

[Vadim Topal Pasha]

Quote from Bingo

Asks for tons - give tons. Raw weigh more, rotten - generally wonderful! And download them.

There has already been an offer to take money from those who want to piss on the firewood being sent. What? And the weight increases more than just pouring water and positive people and money (for others) / neighs / :)

[Mavrikiy]

We are ready for an exchange at the rate of "a ton of firewood per kilogram of a monument."

Clear discrimination. Kg of concrete per ton of firewood. We offer a real exchange rate A ton of monuments per ton of coal. Monuments with a broken nose, broken arms, eyes filled with resin are not considered!

[andray]

to negotiate with terrorists this city to the front line as infantry

[svp67]

We are ready for an exchange at the rate of "a ton of firewood per kilogram of a monument."

I know these monuments ... Here is "figs for you", a ton of firewood per centner of the monument's weight

These are monuments to A.M. Gorky, M.V. Lomonosov, A.S. Pushkin, V.P. Chkalov

[evgen1221]

Exchange for firewood by live weight. Self-carrying firewood on hand with a visit to the police for receiving and serving time for smuggling, illegal logging and receiving windfall profits. At customs, take the duty even before the heap

[EMMM]

Let's do it! Firewood, if put, will fall to whom? Nazism! And the civilian population is as frozen as it will be. But the monuments must be rescued, which is what Wagner is doing at the present time.
PS: I believe that it will be better for the civilian population later, after the referendum

[gsev]

If this is true, then the SBU agents were able to organize the theft or seizure in Russia of raw materials for the production of paper in Ukraine or Poland. This success of Ukrainian intelligence officers probably has no analogues in history! During the war, get critical raw materials from your opponent for free! You can also call it the demolition of monuments of Russian history in Ukraine at the expense of Russian state funds or the financing of Ukrainian Russophobia at the state expense of Russia .. Interestingly, the Kaluga FSB, which left without consequences or approved the theft of strategic raw materials and protects Ukrainian saboteurs, for money or for ideological reasons, passed to serve in the SBU and did it share the fees received from Ukrainian intelligence officers with Mr. Bortnikov?

[Shiva83483]

It is also added that the City Council of Dnepropetrovsk (Dnipro) agreed to the exchange, offering its own "exchange rate":

We are ready for an exchange at the rate of "a ton of firewood per kilogram of a monument."

a ton of "bumps" will not work?

[former soldier]

It is indicated that the monuments “have not been demolished, but transferred to special storage until the status is clarified.”

It's clear. Filatov may still have to change his shoes in a somersault during a change of power. Then for the preservation of monuments they can give an order and appoint a governor. G. Well, it does not sink, but always floats on top.