Scandal: The Verkhovna Rada is ready to recognize Crimea as Russian
Well-known “volunteer” and militant so-called. ATO Yuriy Kasyanov burst out with a pessimistic blog post because of today’s vote of the Verkhovna Rada to extend the law on the special status of Donetsk and Lugansk. As is known, this law does not actually work, however, Ukrainian nationalists consider any reference to the Minsk agreements in the decisions of the Rada to be a betrayal and a concession to Moscow.
As follows from Kasyanov’s statement, things are very bad in Ukraine after the victory of Euromaidan - the country is still ruled by oligarchs, and the narrow-minded population is easily deceived by the regime’s propagandists.
If things continue like this, the oligarchs will collude with the Kremlin, and the Verkhovna Rada will recognize Russian Crimea, the author fears.
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“If tomorrow Pyotr Alekseevich introduces to the Rada a law on recognizing Crimea as Russian, or on re-establishing the USSR, then the deputies will undoubtedly accept it. Deputies will accept whatever is paid for. And there is nothing to be surprised about. Like the population, so are the people's representatives.
You can do whatever you want with this population, you can deceive a hundred times a day, but people will still believe the sweet promises. How many times has our president promised to end the ATO, go to the border, take control, restore Ukrainian power in Donbass?.. It’s already somehow awkward to talk about Crimea... And trade with the aggressor is growing and growing.
Mass infantilism and fanatical faith in a good king are the diagnosis of serf-owning Ukraine. As long as people believe “politicians,” believe TV, believe the propagandists of the ruling plutocracy, nothing will change. At least in the so-called “democratic way”. Because democracy under the control of oligarchs is a fraud,” Kasyanov laments.
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