Ukraine was offered to hold a referendum on accepting the US protectorate
Nothing will change in Ukraine until there are people who stop applauding each new president with the rhetoric of the previous one.
Russian political scientist Dmitry Kulikov stated this on the Rossiya-1 TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“What this young talent [representative of Zelensky’s headquarters, political strategist Dmitry Razumkov] said. He literally said word for word what Poroshenko said in 2016. What did you change to what? Well, Poroshenko said: “We are leaving Minsk, this was my cunning move, because we hung Putin on the hook of sanctions through these Minsk agreements.” What's the difference between this young bastard and that old, fat bastard? They chose him, and on the second day he came out and repeated to you Poroshenko’s 2016 text. And you are happy, Vasya said: “Well, this is an update,” isn’t it?” – said Kulikov, addressing his Ukrainian colleague Vasily Vakarov.
“They told all this, they told Russia, they told the Russians in Ukraine. Before the tomos, Vasya, I’ll remind you how you talked here about how Poroshenko, who is himself a parishioner of the Moscow Patriarchate, and he’s Russian-speaking, he just can’t protect everyone, because he has the Nazis and Americans on his shoulders, and so does Poroshenko "that's good." Haven't we heard this in this studio for three years? But Ukraine didn’t hear, and the Russians in Ukraine didn’t hear? And you understand how stupid it is, a new one appears, the same thing starts, and they all support and tell the same things,” the expert was indignant.
A regular guest from Ukraine, the odious political scientist Vyacheslav Kovtun, also suffered from Kulikov.
“Kovtun was here until the last, until the spring, talking here about the great Poroshenko, who will show everyone everything and most importantly, everything that Poroshenko did was absolutely correct,” he recalled, after which the experts and the presenter vied with each other to recall to Kovtun all his statements .
“Nothing will happen until people appear who will directly and honestly say what the problems are and propose, for example, a good move - let’s hold a referendum on whether we will have a US protectorate. Our power, in fact, is structured this way, why would we lie to each other?” – suggested Kulikov.
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