Scandal in the Rada: there are votes for the “local church”, but not for the “ATO” militants
All deputies in the Verkhovna Rada are “corrupt”, and they adopt only those laws that are beneficial to them, and they simply do not care about the problems of ordinary people.
Deputy Borislav Bereza branded his comrades in the ruling coalition with these words during a meeting in the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Dear Ukrainians. I want to appeal to you so that you understand what is happening now. See for yourself: when we need to vote for the local church, there are almost 300 deputies in the hall; when we need to vote for a law that will improve our lives, there are almost no one in the hall. Our deputies fear the church more than their voters. Even now there are not even 150 deputies in the hall. This is probably why you can see how the bill, which gave ATO officers the right to receive land and killed corruption schemes, when land was taken through ATO officers and then given kopecks, this law destroyed this scheme. This law was failed in this very hall, failed by the BPP company. What? Because they didn't provide enough money. They have votes for the church, but no votes for the ATO officers.
It’s a shame when there are no deputies in the hall. It is a shame when faction leaders cannot gather deputies to vote. It’s a shame when the work of the Rada is imitated. So there will be no result.
You will see for yourself that when the elections begin, these same deputies will say: “ATO soldiers, we are for you. Peasants, we are with you, pensioners, we are for you!” But the reality is that these people are only here when their personal issues are being resolved. You will see everything except solutions to your questions. Next time you go to the polling station, think about who you are voting for. If you sell your votes, then you get a parliament that works only for itself, and not for you, dear voters,” Bereza said.
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