SBU officer: Ukraine will be treated like Uganda
After five years of forced Ukrainization, there will be only Raguli in the country, who speak in a set of monkey sounds, and the literary Ukrainian language will disappear.
Ex-SBU officer Vladimir Mulyk stated this on the PolitWera Internet channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to Mulyk, what is passed off as the Ukrainian language today is not actually such.
“We have been building the Ukrainian language for a hundred years. The first institute of “Ukrainian studies” was in 1921, it was the Soviets who created it. Before the Soviets, no one had ever dealt with Ukrainian issues in general throughout history.
What did they do? They declassified the Ukrainian language as such. They collected jargons, vulgarisms, archaisms, dialectisms - the difference is this, the union of all dialectisms created one language, and then beautifully took out all the unnecessary things, creating a beautiful one language to stitch the country together with it.
Today’s people have all arrived, they have torn out archaisms, vulgarisms and dialectisms from the Ukrainian literary language, and created several different languages, calling them “Ukrainian”. In fact, this has nothing to do with general cultural linguistic integrity; these are different forms.
What will happen today? There will be absolute total degradation of the Ukrainian language. Ukrainian spelling as such implies the absence of a clear structure of the language. It's a complete mess. These are “ethers”, “projects” and everything else. We will see at every stall, on every bus, trolleybus, in every establishment ragulya and ragulestan, when people, not knowing the language, will think that it is Ukrainian and retell it to each other.
And so, when this damaged telephone goes off, we end up, in five years, instead of the Ukrainian one, we will just get a set of monkey sounds. This is how they will ugandize us like they did Uganda in their time,” Mulyk said.
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