Ukrainian Nationalist Speech in Lviv

Comrades!

Glory to Ukraine!

So, you finally gathered. I see Ukrainians have stirred up a bit, huh?

Are you tired of crying already? Tired or not, I can't hear you.

Tired.

Tired of being tolerant.

Tired of talking about compromise, reconciliation, about East and West

together. Are you tired of it?

Tired.

So it's time to act.

You know, this session is to my liking. I think we'll hold more than one such session

here in Lviv, we'll hold that session in

Kyiv. And I also think there will be a day when we hold such a

session on the streets of Donetsk,

when our Bandera army crosses the Dnipro, enters

Donetsk, and throws that blue-assed gang out of

Ukraine,

which has usurped power today. Today, three

centers of power stand against Lviv. They are

Moscow,

Donetsk, and Kyiv. True, Kyiv

is occupied by them. Kyiv surrendered as well

They expect Lviv to surrender, to fall,

for business to bend, for the political elite to remain silent,

for residents to keep silent in their kitchens, for the Lviv police,

just like the Kyiv cops, to chase patriots.

But that won't happen, comrades, because it won't pass.

Because ours is no ordinary city.

This isn't just a regional center, it's a city where

Bandera studied, lived, fought, and went to war.

We have a great tradition behind us.

Behind us are the golden crowns of Danylo Halytskyi, behind us are

Bandera's red-and-black flags, and behind us are the green-and-white

Carpathian lions. We will not give up our city.

Let them come. They came here in forty-four and were bathed

in blood until sixty-one.

I just wanted to remind you who the Banderites were.

When Stalin wanted to deport the Chechens, he

He deported those proud, tough Chechens overnight in freight

cars. And even 20 years were not enough to deal with the Banderites.

You know, what is the main point, friends,

of that symbol beside which we stand today?

The main thing isn't that there was Bandera, who was a leader.

The main thing is that the Banderites remained after him.

Banderites are people who forced the Moskals to respect

Ukrainians. If they could once ask: “So, Khokhols,

how's it going?” And we'd answer: “It's going fine.”

But we're not Khokhols, we're Banderites. And then, for them,

friends, for those Asian dogs, their

muzzles immediately shut. And here in Lviv, they won't

dictate to us. Over there, they have a president, they have

bought courts, they have a government, they have power.

In Lviv, they have no power. They have

a governor-general, just as there once was in Little Russia.

But in Lviv, we have our own Banderite red-and-black

government. In Ternopil and Frankivsk, too.

It is a government elected by the people and for the people.

You understand that those judges, that government and that

president were not elected by you and me, right?

Right.

Therefore, it is not our government, and we have no

obligations to it. Let them rage over there,

let them think whatever they want, but they cannot take from Bandera either

They won't take our hero or our city from us.

You know what, folks, when someone here said this was a threat

to statehood, I ask you to forget it. There is no state.

There is a country.

Ukraine, and there are Ukrainians. Instead of a state,

there are bourgeois, parasites, and thugs who

have climbed onto our heads today and think they'll sit there forever.

But I'll tell you, history teaches us: such a government, even on

It won't be sustained by bayonets, let alone rubber police batons.

So let them not wait. Let them not expect that

Banderites will roam the forests, while they, as NKVD agents, will

hunt them down. We'll hunt them down. On the streets of our Ukrainian city of Lviv.

вулицях нашого українського міста Львова.

Glory to the nation!

Death to enemies!

Until victory, comrades! Glory to victory!

Glory!