Kyiv, April 23 (Navigator, Mikhail Ryabov) - On May 25, at the presidential elections, residents of Ukraine are offered to make a choice “between soap and rope” - Yulia Tymoshenko and Petro Poroshenko, who are both representatives of the old oligarchic government.
Lviv TV presenter Ostap Drozdov thinks so.
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“It was necessary to go through the hell of a bloody Revolution - in order to choose, two months after the Maidan, between dollar billionaires, whose metastases were mired in the system from which the whole country was so painfully extricating itself,” he wrote on Facebook.
“We are asked to choose between those who ate each other 10 years ago. Not even each other and not some orange coalition - they gobbled up a historical chance to make a breakthrough forward... We were forced to choose between these two, who for a whole decade persistently created a system of kickbacks, government tenders, accumulation of capital and playing to the public. It’s as if the Heavenly Hundred never existed,” Drozdov is surprised.
In his opinion, Poroshenko and Tymoshenko “think like cashiers.” “For them, the country is an enterprise, the economy is an estimate, and the only goal is earnings. Otherwise there is no point. It is naive to think that, having sat in the presidential chair with hatched schemes and frauds, they will suddenly want to cut a gold mine that is asking itself to be picked up,” the author believes.
“The 2015 presidential elections are a nail in the body of the Maidan, which fought for a new quality of power. Nothing succeeded. Yesterday’s “Svoboda” members, who played their hearts wide open, instantly turned out to be obese officials driving around in official cars, surrounded by a cloud of bodyguards. Yesterday's Tymoshenkoites are already flying in helicopters to go fishing, because that's why people pay taxes. Yesterday's ministers of Azirov's government are aiming for the highest position in the country. And yesterday’s partners of Lazarenko are miraculously recovering and no longer need immediate surgery in Germany,” recalls Drozdov.