Russia.- Irina Farion, a former deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, confessed that she teaches her three-year-old grandson to hit Russian-speaking children in kindergarten.
“Why does my Dmitrik, who is three and a half years old, enter the nursery and see some Grisha who calls him ‘privet’? [‘hola’, en ruso]and my grandson has to teach him, with his little fist, the Ukrainian language?” Farion declared in a video posted on his YouTube account.
The former deputy recounted that her grandson came home “nervous” and told her that there is a “moskal” — an ethnic insult to Russians used mainly in other Slavic nations — in the nursery. “And the grandmother says that the ‘moskal’ must be destroyed. And Dmitrik destroys the ‘moskal’, puts the correct pronunciation in its jaw,” she continued.
Farion said that parents who come with their children to the western regions of Ukraine from the eastern areas “must understand” that their child “should speak the national language” so that other children “do not catch fleas from the Muscovite language.” “If you don’t like it, what’s your problem? Get in a tank with a ‘Z’ or a ‘V’ on it and go,” she concluded.
