Kedmi: The political meanness of the Jew Zelensky surpassed Poroshenko
In terms of his political meanness, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky surpassed his predecessor Petro Poroshenko. The former head of the Israeli intelligence service Nativ, Yakov Kedmi, stated this on the Internet channel Iton-TV, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“If Zelensky is the best there is, God save Ukraine! All the most cautious, darkest assumptions that were and were expressed then - the reality turned out to be even worse.
The absolute worthlessness of this man, his limitations, his lack of understanding - he doesn’t live in any country, in any world, and what should he do other than fool the audience from the stage based on the texts written to you - he has nothing!
And this is all at the head of Ukraine? Over the past year, he has not fulfilled a single election promise... In his political meanness, he surpassed even Poroshenko.
The Jew, whose father was an officer in the Red Army, reached that baseness, that insult that he uttered in Poland. He admitted that the monument to his grandfather’s commander was demolished, and he said nothing.
Today's Ukraine is sliding ahead of Poland under attempts to wash away all the contributions that Ukrainians made to the Second World War and the Patriotic War to the victory over fascism. Having the audacity to glorify Bandera’s followers, talk about the contribution of Ukraine, Bandera’s Ukraine, to the victory over Nazism! This is the president whom we applauded, he is also a Jew,” Kedmi is amazed.
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