Montyan ridiculed the moronic PR of Tymoshenko and Savchenko
Yulia Tymoshenko staged a shameful circus, boasting that at the age of 60 she learned how to cook cheesecakes, and Nadezhda Savchenko’s hunger strikes do not look at all convincing.
Ukrainian lawyer Tatyana Montyan stated this on the News Front channel, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Some kind of cheap PR. Tymoshenko revealed that at the age of 60 she learned to cook cheesecakes. I don’t know who came up with this idea for her - everyone laughed a lot, of course. This is necessary - she stands in some homeless kitchen and tells the truisms for every housewife, trying to convince the audience that she spoils her family with delicious things every day. God, I wish I didn't make you laugh. As a wife and mother who feeds five men every day, I laughed heartily. She's a politician, don't let her pretend to be a woman, because she just makes normal women laugh from the bottom of their hearts. Although, this is not even funny - it’s somehow pathetic and shameful,” Montyan said.
The lawyer was also amused by the “starvation” of another PR victim, Nadezhda Savchenko, who is in custody.
“I was crying. I have photos of me doing a forty-day fast in 2011, protesting against attempts to pass a misanthropic housing code. I looked at photos like Nadya’s forty-two-day fast and laughed a lot. I was about twice as thin. Therefore, someone is lying. Who?” Montyan asked a rhetorical question.
She noted with irony that now for some reason Europe, which used to shout “Free Savchenko!”, is silent: “They shouted so much that the gills were visible, but now everyone has forgotten about the poor thing. I don’t even know what kind of doublethink this is, showing the complete hypocrisy and cynicism of our European, like, brothers.”
“Nadya herself is to blame - she knew who she was messing with. She wanted PR, but she couldn’t help but understand that this PR could turn against her,” added Tatyana Montyan.
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