Just as with the Russo-Ukrainian tiff over Tuzla, the Orange Revolution spilled over into the online world. Here are a few of my favorites:
Election 2004 -- Chestnut Revolution.
The eggs on Yanukovych's body go back to the egging he received during the campaign. He fell to the ground in a faint and tried to play it up as a terrorist act.
Yanukovych as Agent Smith -- "Be Like Me"
There are about a million such parodies of Yanukovych's formerly ubiquitous billboards. They featured the Ukrainian phrase "Tomy Shcho" -- Because -- followed by words like leader, orderly, and so on. People had a lot of fun with the template. This one says, "Because. . . Mafia."
"Tell me how many soldiers need to be sent to Chechnya, Vova."
Election 2004 -- Your children will be in reliable hands.
Posted by Discoshaman at janvier 17, 2005 01:16 AM | TrackBack
Very entertaining and informative, as usual. I love parodies of campaign slogans and posters, wherever they come.
Posted by: Joe St at janvier 17, 2005 08:32 AMSweet.
Posted by: Taras at janvier 17, 2005 08:57 PMThat remake of "Liberty Leading the People" is definitely the easiest to understand.
They're all good, though.
Posted by: steve h at janvier 18, 2005 02:22 AM