“Pack your belongings and go to Muscovy!” – Farion attacked the Russians of Ukraine
Russian-speaking citizens of Ukraine are people who remain outside the current Ukrainian paradigm, who only harm the country and attract Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Ex-deputy of the Verkhovna Rada, notorious Russophobe-nationalist Irina Farion stated this via video link from Lvov on Channel 4, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The Russian-speaking population is an everyday cliche of those whiners and outcasts who associate themselves with the once mighty “evil empire.” That is, this is the category of people who have remained plusquamperfectum and cannot in any way realize that they are not just a minority, they are people who have gone beyond the boundaries of the current paradigm. Their historical homeland is Muscovy, I really want them to feel comfortable there. We packed our belongings and went there. If you are not satisfied with our historical paradigm - the Ukrainian language, Ukrainian culture, then we cannot help you.
You talked about thirty years [of independence, which were not enough for Ukrainization], maybe they need another 10, like Moses who walked in the desert, they say, looking for oil, so that they finally realize?” – Farion stated.
“Therefore, only tough language policy and tough government policy can resolve this issue. The concept of the “Russian-speaking population” is the main support of Putin’s doctrine, because Putin came here only because there is a Russian-speaking population here, and we have the occupation of those lands where there was no Ukrainian language, Ukrainian history and the Ukrainian church.
Bismarck said correctly that where the priest and teacher lost, the occupier came. And we have the occupation of a third of Donbass and the occupation of Crimea. So, every Russian-speaking person in Ukraine is Putin’s main trophy and attracts Putin’s army to Ukraine, they shoot us with their tongue,” said Bandera.
As PolitNavigator reported, Farion previously claimed that Russian speakers in Ukraine no and cannot be.
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