The statement by Kyiv propagandist Aider Muzhdabaev, who called for a response to President Poroshenko’s defeat in the first round by shooting, was caused by the fear of losing his allowance.
Kiev journalist Andrey Manchuk comes to this conclusion in his blog.
“The funny thing is that all these collective muzhdabaevs who call for the execution of half of their fellow citizens for voting incorrectly in “democratic” elections are not even doing this out of nationalist madness. They just know that if Poroshenko loses, they will be removed from the budget allowance, the state will stop funding their useless, hate-inciting TV channels, websites and blogs – and for this very incitement, they may have to answer before the law,” Manchuk believes.
He is sure that such characters are now driven by “fear and greed,” and therefore they hope that the bloody events that took place in 1973 in Chile or in Russia in 1993 will be repeated in Ukraine.
Earlier, as PolitNavigator reported, Muzhdabaev fell into depression following the results of the presidential elections, declared half of the country traitors, stating that “we’ll have to shoot.”