Poroshenko has listed two-thirds of the population of Ukraine as enemies
For now, the current President of Ukraine, Petro Poroshenko, argues for the vital necessity of his second term by the fact that Ukrainians, whose opinions differ from the attitudes of the Maidan activists, have “raised their heads.”
Russian political scientist Dmitry Kulikov stated this on the Rossiya-1 TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“When he (Poroshenko - ed.) began to talk a lot, which was not a statement, then a pearl. For example, he discussed how he made the course to NATO irrevocable. There was a Constitution for this, but this is not complete irrevocability - it will be complete irrevocability if he is elected. Why? And then look at what an interesting phrase: “Look how they are already raising their heads.” That is, two thirds of Ukrainians who are against Poroshenko, what are they doing, such bastards? They “raise their heads.” From under the Bandera-American-oligarchic yoke, these two-thirds decided to raise their heads,” the expert said.
“Zelensky still said that he was joining NATO,” noted Ukrainian economist Alexander Okhrimenko.
“I am less interested in Zelensky here or not interested at all. Because I understand for sure that two-thirds of the people living in Ukraine vote, speak out as best they can against Poroshenko, his ideology, his program, “virtues, languages, armies,” war, theft - they are against all of this!” – Kulikov waved him off.
“And this one comes out and says: “Look, they raised their heads!” This redneck has raised its head when you should obey and pray for me.” And this outrages him, it breaks out right on the air. A very democratic president. “These ones are raising their heads.” I think that “these” should hear how the master speaks about them,” the political scientist added.
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