The proud “Get a view of Moscow” turned into a panicky “Run to Poland”
There are two Ukraines, in one of which, with the eternal slogan “get away from Moscow,” they are already offering to flee into voluntary slavery to the Poles.
Political scientist Vladimir Kornilov stated this on the Rossiya-1 TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“We can talk for a long time about the fact that in Ukraine someone allows speaking [Russian] in everyday life, excuse me, you no longer have Russian schools, even theoretically, and Hungarian and Romanian - they are simply prohibited, they don’t exist, and you are talking : "No problem". Children do not learn in their native language, which is why surzhik like yours is born. Today I listened to your Ukrainian speech and realized that you don’t even know the language, just like Russian,” Kornilov said, addressing the Ukrainian economist Alexander Okhrimenko.
“Of course, there is an eternal division, which can be reduced to a geopolitical struggle between two courses: one was clearly formulated, long ago - forever together with Russia. And “get a view of Moscow.” That Ukraine that “looks like Moscow” changes its owners: now they serve the Turks, now the Germans, now the Poles. And when this Ukraine wins, the population always decreases, Ukrainians are driven into slavery, be it to the Ottoman Empire, or to Nazi Germany,” said the political scientist.
“Now all of Western, and even Southern Ukraine is covered with “Run to Poland” posters. Because, really, you already have to escape, even into voluntary slavery. And they run. Lands are always lost, “ruin” always occurs. The law of the genre is that “that” Ukraine cannot exist without this,” Kornilov summed up.
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