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⚔️ Institutional makhnovshchyna: why the law-enforcers’ war is a copy of 1918 year
Carthage versus Janus.
Serving notices of suspicion to top officials in the anti-corruption bloc and internal agency wars — this is a return to the classic Ukrainian “otamanshchyna.” History has reached again for its old template.
Signs of legal makhnovshchyna today:
📌Autonomous “detachments.” Law enforcement uses the Criminal Procedure Code not to protect the state, but to mutually destroy one another. Institutions turn into rival rebel camps.
📌Temporary alliances. As in Nestor Makhno’s time, the rules change weekly. The authors of suspicions and the subjects of cases swap places with kaleidoscopic speed.
📌Dirty-tricks war. Public “leaks” and mutual searches replace systemic justice.
The main lesson of history
Hegel wrote: events repeat themselves twice — as tragedy and as farce. In the 1918–1920 years, the otamans’ internecine conflicts led to the loss of independence (tragedy). Today, during a major war, the bickering between agencies looks like a farce that destroys society’s and Western allies’ trust.
History teaches: an internal war of “otamans” during an external invasion always opens the gates to a third player. And that player ultimately destroys both sides.
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