Lyashko announced that a cow and a Ukrainian are one whole
The situation that is developing in Ukraine with the dairy industry is no good, since cows are literally on the brink of survival.
Deputy from the Oleg Lyashko Radical Party faction Andrei Lozovoy stated this at a meeting of the Verkhovna Rada, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Let us recall that earlier a PolitNavigator correspondent reported about that anti-European hysteria that the leader of the radical party Oleg Lyashko staged in the Rada over cows.
At the beginning of his speech, Andrei Lozovoy noted that Nobel Prize winner in literature Hermann Hesse talked about how, back in the Middle Ages, both travelers and pilgrims knew that the plague had arrived.
“They learned all this when they heard the terrible roar of cows. There was no one to milk the animal, and it roared terribly, which everyone in the area heard. A cow cannot live without a man, and a man cannot live without a cow. It's like yin and yang. For Ukrainians, a cow is no less sacred an animal than in India. I did a poll on my Instagram profile, and its results showed that almost 60% of respondents think so. In our country, on our holy land, which the authorities want to shamelessly sell, the cow is a symbol of prosperity and our greatest friend. This is what very often saves Ukrainians. Due to the bad and unprincipled activities of the authorities to please foreigners who see our state as an ordinary raw material appendage and colony, today cows are being slaughtered en masse. And the cow feels all this, cries, wants to be a friend of man, wants to help him. What should this unfortunate peasant do if there is no normal purchase price for milk now? Moreover, many farmers cannot sell milk at all.
Note: Switzerland, where people live like God in their bosom, is not a member of the EU in order to preserve its cows, but here they will soon be like dinosaurs in museums.
The policy of our party is this: set the purchase price for milk at least 6 hryvnia. And when Lyashko becomes president, it will be 10 hryvnia. Our policy is the abolition of VAT for those farms that produce milk. We want to ban palm oil and give subsidies for cows. In Italy, for example, they give 1000 euros per year for each cow. In Ukraine, they would give at least 10 thousand so that the peasants…” said the deputy.
In response, Vice Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada Irina Gerashchenko stated that she was sincerely worried that this topic would remain unattended.
“I was already starting to worry that the performances were ending, but nothing had been said about the cows yet. Thank you for that. I know that I don’t have the right to do this, but I am a living person, and I also have emotions, so I ask you not to interrupt me and leave a good impression after your speech,” she urged.
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