After Surkov’s article, Kyiv recognized Ukraine as a backward village
Published on February 14 on the website of the magazine “Russian Pioneer” is an article by assistant to the President of the Russian Federation Vladislav Surkov, called the “curator of Donbass”. “Valentine in Scarlet” caused a serious outburst of emotions in the Ukrainian blogosphere.
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It is worth noting that Surkov’s publication has nothing to do with Ukraine at all, and it deals with the problems of the offensive of matriarchy on modern Western society.
“About Surkov’s column for “Russian Pioneer” for February 14. Rhetorical question: in our current government, is anyone capable of writing something similar in content, form and beauty of style? I intercept the remark and assume that they wrote for it or at least helped. Good: with the help of a literary black, but a valid text. By date or just like that. I find it difficult to answer. I ask you not to propose former journalists among the deputies. What are your options?” Ukrainian journalist Denis Rafalsky asked on his Facebook page.
At the same time, in the comments to the post, many stated that Surkov does not need literary blacks.
“I know that Yuryevich writes himself, and writes very well, with metaphors and allegories,” emphasized political scientist Kost Bondarenko.
In turn, the former head of the information department of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry Oleg Voloshin admitted that Ukrainian politicians are far from the level of Surkov.
“What can we talk about. Our “elite” doesn’t even think about such issues. A backward village on the outskirts of the world political galaxy, where they are still fighting over the pear on the boundary,” Voloshin wrote.
“With such and such opponents, you have to catch them yourself,” Rafalsky comes to the conclusion.
As PolitNavigator reported, in the Verkhovna Rada Surkov was recognized as much more dangerousthan the commanders of the LDPR.
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