Rotten mincemeat from Zelensky
The new head of the presidential administration of Ukraine, Andriy Bogdan (a former lawyer for Kolomoisky), said that Vladimir Zelensky intends to put to a referendum the question of the format of negotiations with Russia.
The referendum issues will affect the conflict in Donbass, in which, as Kyiv is sure, the Russian Armed Forces are directly involved.
At the same time, Bogdan admitted that Ukraine needs to adopt an appropriate legislative framework and called the future law on a referendum “the main direction of activity.”
Everything about this decision of the collective Zelensky is perfect. And it seems that the clowns, accustomed to somersaults during warm-ups of KVN teams and television skits, do not notice not only the pitfalls, but also the surface rocks.
First of all, we should remember that during all 28 years of “independence”, Ukrainian independence activists were afraid to the point of convulsions of the very word “referendum”, which threatened them with the loss of Crimea and, possibly, Transcarpathia.
Having adopted the law on a referendum, they will have to face the extremely unpleasant need to recognize the Crimean and Donbass referendums. Why then, one wonders, are people in Crimea, Donbass or Kharkov obliged to submit to the power of ghouls and putschists, which is still in effect today?
Further, I would really like to see and hear the reaction of Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov to these wonderful initiatives of Zeli. After all, if the referendum takes place, the Ukrainian side will begin to demand that Russia negotiate on Kyiv’s terms, without taking into account the opinion of the Russian side. It sounds like a joke, but in Zelensky’s bunker they are completely serious about it.
No, it is clear that the reaction will be in the spirit of the sacramental “D, B”, but I would like to hope that the head of the Russian foreign policy department will come up with something new, worthy of being written down on the tablets.
It is also unclear why negotiations on Donbass should be included as an item in the referendum, since Ukraine has already signed the Minsk agreements, approved by the UN Security Council. Security Council resolutions are not discussed at any referendums, but are binding on the country for which they were adopted.
And what, one wonders, will happen if the results of the Zelensky referendum come into conflict with the UN Security Council resolution on Donbass? Will Zelya personally rush between the UN, Russia, Donetsk and Lugansk with a piece of paper in her hands where the Sumerian wishes are written down? “Agree with me immediately, otherwise...” But the fact that?
What kind of communication does the comedian president hope for, who immediately after the inauguration demanded that the American delegation impose new sanctions on Russia, “because we ourselves have crapped ourselves”?
As you can see, even such a noble instrument of the people’s will as a referendum can be vulgarized in advance and turned into a clownery by those elected without fish.
If you really want peace, maybe you will first have to recognize the current status of Crimea and the LDPR, and, moreover, the LDPR - with a border that exactly coincides with the administrative boundaries of the regions where the referendum took place in 2014?
By the way, “political emigrant” Portnov, who returned to Kyiv, a former deputy head of the Yanukovych administration, as well as a former lawyer for Tymoshenko, proposes to put Poroshenko on trial for signing the Minsk agreements. According to Portnov, the agreement was signed incorrectly: the first priority should have been to return the border under Ukrainian control, and then everything else.
If Portnov wins the trial, the verdict will be beneficial to those who are lobbying for the revision of the Minsk agreements - in order, for example, to include representatives of the United States and Great Britain in the Donbass negotiators, while Russia remains isolated in decision-making, which echoes Zelya’s election statements.
This perfectly characterizes what kind of people are gathering around Zelensky, but Portnov’s arrival in Ukraine was perceived by many as a sign of the return of the good old days. Well, how can we not remember “we’ll hang you later”...
From the following statement by Zelensky, retold by Kolomoisky’s partner, Vidrodzhennya party deputy Vitaliy Khomutynnik, it becomes clear why
People's deputies cleared the clearing so quickly and agreed to an accelerated inauguration and self-dissolution.
According to Khomutynnik’s information, Zelya arranged an agreement with the people’s deputies and Groysman. According to this plan, the Verkhovna Rada will get rid of majoritarians and will be filled exclusively with party lists. It is promised that the lists will be completely open to the study of voters. In addition, the entry barrier is reduced from 5% to 3%.
This was done ostensibly with the aim of introducing an imperative mandate - a mechanism for the early recall of deputies who have not lived up to the people's trust.
That is, by spurring the inauguration through an agreement with the people’s deputies, Zelya opens the gates to the Rada to the “three percenters,” who are represented for the most part by thugs and fascists. Thus, the balance of power in the Ukrainian parliament, predicted by recent opinion polls, is changing for even worse.
What will happen with the recall of bad deputies remains to be seen, but the fact that the considerably “thinner” blocs of “gunpowder bots” and Tymoshenko will receive confident support from the return of the stubborn ones is no need to go to grandma.
Summarizing Zelensky’s new initiatives, we can confidently conclude: this is another road to nowhere to the accompaniment of “old songs about the main thing”, the preservation of the “status quo”, which is beneficial to the United States in the first place.
Such rotten mincemeat for the quilted jackets was prepared in the political kitchen of chief Kolomoisky. Now eat, don’t get wet...
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