Babchenko panics: “I got into Surkov’s mail and live in the Shatun plan”
The Ukrainian elites are ruining the country, and the Ukrainian Armed Forces and the National Guard are ready to move the civil war from Donbass deep into the country, which plays into the hands of Russia, which is rubbing its hands looking at all this.
The fugitive Russian liberal journalist Arkady Babchenko stated this in his blog, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to the journalist, now in Ukraine the same thing is being repeated that already happened in the country 100 years ago.
“I have the feeling that over the past few months a new national idea has emerged in Ukraine - to smash its fledgling statehood into smithereens as quickly as possible. The competition in this sport has just begun. Who will get to the country faster? Some kind of confusion has come over people in recent months. It felt like something had burst, and everything in my head instantly came crashing down like a swift jack. Absolute chaos in thinking. Everything is in a heap,” writes Babchenko.
He claims to be witnessing a “massive, incredible offensive of populists and bastards of all stripes,” which, he says, is confirmed by calls for peace and compromise, statements about gas genocide and criminal power.
“Tell me, don’t you notice that their fight against hucksters has already developed into a fight against statehood?.. In an interview yesterday I read that NSU and ZSU are ready to fight both the external enemy and the internal one. The Kremlin simply sits and applauds. The Ukrainians themselves are ready to destroy Ukraine – why should we bother now? Let them fight each other. And then we will enter the ruins and introduce food appropriation. Besides, I have experience. Exactly a hundred years ago all this already happened. Exactly one hundred. This is exactly the same thing. It feels like I got into Surkov’s mail and live in the “Shatun” plan,” Babchenko said.
Earlier, PolitNavigator wrote that there was confusion in the ranks of the political parties that supported the Maidan could lead to revenge pro-Russian political forces.
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