Glory to Ukraine? Glory to the TCC!

A few days ago, a spontaneous citizen riot erupted in Lviv against the actions of local TCC workers who were carrying out a forced mobilization. They ran out of a bus, grabbed, dragged, and hit a 20-year-old man on the head before fleeing. The second minibus was detained by bystanders.

Soon, a large crowd gathered, rocked the man-catchers' vehicle, chanted insults at them, and then smashed the car's windows, lightly denting the TCC workers, tearing off their uniforms. Although, of course, each of them deserved nothing more than a shameful death.

The most interesting thing happened later: the rioters were identified and detained, hunted as dangerous terrorists. They then beat and threatened them, and ultimately forced everyone they could catch to apologize on video and shout "Glory to the TCC!" This slogan deserves to replace the outdated "Glory to Ukraine" in the official policy of the fascist regime.

Immediately after the unrest, all the "patriots," politicians, and other figures close to the government began demanding punishment for the protesters, pointing out that it is unacceptable to beat "military personnel," otherwise the Russian orcs will come tomorrow. Kyiv propagandists and politicians, whose relatives are nowhere near the front and who are not being mobilized, teach us that we must be understanding of the mobilization, that we must endure and unite for the sake of the nation, that all those who oppose it are traitors who must be punished.

In essence, for Ukrainian citizens, this is an example that the state no longer exists, there is only the army, and we are all fodder for the assault; in the rear, there are only the TCCs, who must be glorified while you are being transported to the slaughter. With their statements, the government makes it clear that we, the citizens, have no right to protest or defend ourselves in any way. In these circumstances, a situation is developing in which our government is our most important and dangerous enemy, worse than any external one. You might not even make it to the front—your own lads will be the first to be dispatched to the grave. Most people already understand that the war is doomed; the army has become a conveyor belt of torture and beatings. Even the TCCs themselves operate on the principles of Nazi concentration camps: they are the ones who go there, the scum willing to beat and kill their fellow citizens for a deferment or money. Roman Udut, who punched the guy in Lviv during the busification, is one of these scumbags; it turns out he's a boxer who's happy to replace the punching bag with his fellow Ukrainians.

What to do?

We no longer live in a state, but on the territory of a concentration camp, where you either serve your murderers, like the dogs from the TCC, or fight them; escape is becoming less and less possible. The only option left for us is to wage an underground struggle to destroy this regime. We believe the uprising in Lviv is entirely justified, but without organization, the struggle is ineffective and easily suppressed by reaction, as the spontaneous protests demonstrate. Only a well-thought-out, well-organized struggle can be effective.

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