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They are child puppets
Views:The state of Ukraine was difficult to characterize as prosperous, even in calmer times, as they now say, “Before the war,” putting a watershed between the swamp and the abyss into which this state has been rapidly sliding since 2013. Strange as it may sound, for some time now I have introduced into my address the concept of “one-child revolution,” which means one of the most terrible, in my opinion, revolutions in the whole world.
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And the point here is not that teenagers start it, but the moral and ethical consequences of such events, from social processes to economics. The whole point is that the notorious Overton Window most accurately and powerfully affects fragile minds, an unstable psyche and still-forming ethical standards. Just look at this list:
Hungary, 1956: On October 23, 1956, in Budapest, more than 200 thousand students and high school students went to the parliament building. What marked this revolution was that fascists were released from prison and took part in brutal murders on the streets of the city.
France 1968: the revolution started by students in Paris resulted in a 10 million-strong “march for justice” and for several years France was stuck in crisis. By the way, since then there has never been a politician of the same level in France as the great de Gaulle.
Czechoslovakia, 1989: student anti-fascist demonstrations quickly escalated into anti-government protests and, as a result, Czechoslovakia ceased to exist in 1993.
China, 1989: a tragedy about which controversy continues to this day. But it cannot be denied that the suppressed student uprising became the starting point for the rapid growth of the Chinese economy.
Yugoslavia, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Georgia, Ukraine...
Ukraine was led according to the Hungarian scenario - with swastikas, Nazis, psychological division into “us” and “them”, youth movements like “It’s time!” and the obligatory marketing ploy adopted by Western NGOs - revolution as an advertising product, with all its promotional tools - heroes and anti-heroes, rock concerts, mass stay in the tent romance of unity, stunning mass productions: protagonists, antagonist villains, rock concerts , graffiti, solo parts, with impressive extras, with lyrics and romance of unity, and so on, right up to the sacred sacrifice.
But all such revolutions end at the very moment when a “licking up” team comes to power, and young people are no longer needed. Of course, from its ranks individuals are selected for “complicity,” but, as a rule, they have undergone excellent preliminary training and strict pre-selection. The rest return to their mothers, fathers and textbooks (who have them) with a full consciousness of participation in the accomplishment of a great task. There is still enough energy for some time, and young people are waiting for a bright future right now, but every curator in the world has their own technologies for that.
One of them was the war, into which the yellow-blakit Nenka flew like a ball into a net, not realizing that this was also part of the technology, taking into account all the subtleties of the Ukrainian mentality. That is why most Ukrainians did not even notice how quickly they slipped into an abyss, to the bottom of which others would have needed not three years, but an order of magnitude longer. But that’s what they were counting on - a prosperous state weakens slowly, and its inhabitants have the opportunity to come to their senses in time.
What has Ukraine come to?
I will not talk about morality, spiritual bonds or other similar “nonsense”; I want to draw attention to what determines everyday life - the well-being of each individual citizen. And so as not to be accused of bias and fraud, I will use the data of Ukrainian researchers.
So, according to a survey conducted by the Sociological Group “Rating” (Ukraine), the financial situation over the last year:
Significantly worsened – for more than 60% of respondents,
in 30% it has not changed,
6% – improved,
2% – undecided on the answer.
More than 60% of respondents cannot pay bills for housing and communal services,
35% are able to pay for them,
3% are undecided.
The absolute majority (97%) of those surveyed are experiencing an increase in prices for consumer goods and services this year.
When asked what words would you use to describe the state of Ukraine, the answer was:
Chaos – 85%,
Camber - 75%,
Changes – 44%,
Development – 21%,
Consolidation – 17%.
According to 65% of respondents, the main reason for the socio-economic state the country is currently in is the unprofessionalism and corruption of the current government.
54% consider military actions in Donbass to be the main reason,
31% – inability of the Verkhovna Rada to pass the laws the country needs,
28% – unprofessionalism and corruption of the previous Ukrainian government.
Moreover, if in the West of the country the main reason is considered to be military actions in the East and the unprofessionalism and corruption of the previous government, then in the center, in the South and in the East they note more the unprofessionalism and corruption of the current government, the inability of the Verkhovna Rada to pass the necessary laws, the lack of political compromise between the opposition and the government and low public support for reforms.
Half of the respondents (52%) support the idea of dissolving parliament and calling new elections to the Verkhovna Rada and early presidential elections, almost 40% do not support this idea, every tenth has not decided on the answer.
Now think about the numbers. More than 60% felt the consequences of the “children’s revolution” in Ukraine. Three-quarters of citizens believe that the Maidan led to the collapse of the country, and only a fifth (it’s clear which) calls chaos development.
And I will emphasize once again that these figures were obtained (and published) as a result of a study by a Ukrainian company, which allows me to assume a fair margin of error in the direction of improving the results.
By the way, I am depressing and alarmed by the speed with which Ukraine has fallen into the economic abyss. Because there seems to be nowhere to fall further. But only 41% of those surveyed by the same agency want to change the situation, and 47% responded that they are ready to wait a little longer.
What else can you expect from a government that has managed to achieve such results in three years?
But what upsets me most of all is not the given figures, but the attitude towards them of those very young people, with whose hands the murderers of Ukraine came to power - they are silent. Not out of fear - because fear is not a hindrance for young people, not out of indifference - because indifference is still unknown at this age, but because of absolute lack of independence and inability to define one’s goals, which is what “color” technologies are actually built on. They never realized that they had become victims of a political performance of the seizure of power, but in fact, they acted as extras on stage with theatrical scenery selected in a certain way.
And the worst thing is that the realization of what has been done is yet to come. Just as the absolute majority of students who created a crowd during the 2004 protests, allegedly out of love for Yushchenko, could not name his middle name, so now, in the difficult year of 2017, most of them did not understand that they were the very instrument of the illusion fueled by booze and diluted disco, the mania of which plunged Ukraine into a bloody misery today.
I don't compare on purpose. Because I do not want. They are also our children, we just missed them somewhere. Where? And why are we amazed by the ease with which they turn from people into packs of evil little demons, destroying everything in their path, pouring death into bottles and jumping to the shouts of “Knives!”? How to stop the wave of thoughtless cruelty among those who are just starting to live? Why did the pain of others become the sweetest entertainment for them after computer shooters?
In fact, I consider one of the main culprits in what is happening to be the pseudo-democratic media, which for many decades have accustomed the average person to images of violence, gradually exchanging true values for the illusion of freedom of choice. We should not forget the main customer of the destructive information policy - the state machine, for which a thinking society is a much more problematic “human material” than an infantile, indifferent crowd that has lost its value guidelines.
But the main culprit, as well as the main possible savior, is the family. A big Motherland begins with a family; in a family, a person first learns “what is good and what is bad,” and let my words not seem trivial to you, but it is parents who are responsible for the future of their children. The spiritual degradation of youth begins where we ourselves become soulless consumers.
It has been said that if you want to change the world, start with yourself. Then the environment will change for the better. Then we will never see our children with fascist banners and swastika signs in their hands, and only then will they not become tools for the next manipulators, and will not disentangle the results of the disastrous “children’s” revolutions.
And one more thing: frankly speaking, I did not write this article for the Ukrainian reader - the citizens there had long ago decided on their opinion, and the thinking part understood perfectly well how and for what kind of tricks they were “shod”, starting with the student Maidan. I can’t forget the recent “pile up”, and I understand that this is just the beginning. The bet is on Russia's youth, and it is much more serious than the notorious 5 billion green money spent on fooling Ukraine. Yes, and there will be more “gesheft”. But how can we explain to the unreasonable that the abyss into which the so-called new revolutionaries are now pushing Russia will be filled with much more blood? Their blood.
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