Ukrainians were plunged into suspended animation, distracting their attention with a beautiful show, so that the war in Donbass and the collapse of the country would occur as unnoticed as possible for the residents of Ukraine.
Political scientist and publicist Nikolai Starikov stated this on the Rossiya-1 TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The main tragedy in Ukraine is that this tragedy happens unnoticed. The people are immersed in suspended animation, they are shown a beautiful show. It seems that shops are open, prices are rising, but there seems to be enough for food, utilities are increasing, trams are running, girls are walking, it will be warm soon, but in fact people are being killed in Donbass, the country is being destroyed, and all this to the tune of hee hee, ha -ha and so on,” the expert noted.
“The greatest tragedy is happening in Ukraine, a silent and silent tragedy to the accompaniment of fireworks, Poroshenko dancing, to some pictures - that’s what’s terrible! The Ukrainian people have been plunged into suspended animation, and the dose of anesthesia is constantly being increased so that people do not notice what is happening. But they have already reached the limit: now the first elections are taking place, which are completely devoid of not only choice, but also simply any meaning,” added Starikov.
Russian writer and publicist Mikhail Shakhnazarov spoke no less skeptically about the presidential elections in Ukraine.
“Neither Poroshenko, nor Zelensky, nor Ukraine will win these elections, but oligarchic capital will win. Then, you say: “Freedom, democracy” - true freedom and true democracy allow a person to make the right choice. You have replaced these concepts with some kind of ersatz, so you choose from who knows who and for a long time.
Regarding your people who are in power - now a massive change of shoes has begun, now, I see, one wrote, and Avakov wrote, and Geletey went on vacation. That is, you have prostitution in the highest echelons of power, which will lead you to a dead end,” predicted Shakhnazarov.