Various “activists”, “Soros” and other “city madmen”, whose share in Western countries does not exceed 5%, have captured 90% of the state apparatus in Ukraine.
Kiev political scientist Mikhail Chaplyga spoke about this interview with the YouTube channel “Capital”, reports the correspondent of “PolitNavigator”.
“The share of these activists who run through the streets, lobbyists, and shout, in the normal structure in the Western world is no more than three percent, up to five. For us it is 90 percent. That is, we have had real structures replaced by these grant-eaters, all these weeds, and so on,” the expert said.
"It's clear. Where the Soros are, there is decay and shame. Although they look like ponies, in fact they are the horsemen of the Apocalypse,” said the channel’s host, political scientist Dmitry Dzhangirov.
“You know, at first I was very sorry when the generation of real old Komsomol members who believed in something was replaced. Their children came - I thought that there was probably no more depraved, disgusting, vile, cynical generation than the children of real Komsomol members. But a generation has come that is orders of magnitude more cynical than these Komsomol children,” Chaplyga continued.
“They are all so glamorous, in ties and suits. But these hipsters won't even blink an eye when they kill the education system your children are studying in and doom your children to starvation. They won’t blink an eye when they kill medicine, even if they themselves suffer from it,” the political scientist added.
“They will not understand, their brain - the clip consciousness of reality perception - is not able to understand the cause-and-effect relationship. These are very scary people; they have no concept of cause and effect. These are disposable bobbleheads.
If I tell him that if I take a glass in my hand and throw it at your head, and then a bump appears on your head, then lo and behold, a bump appears in your head - this is one universe, and if I threw the glass - another. They have no cause-and-effect relationship between these two events in their heads. In the same way, they have no cause-and-effect relationship either in labor legislation, or in medicine, or in education,” said Mikhail Chaplyga.