The sale of Ukrainian black soil to Western corporations, announced by Vladimir Zelensky, is part of a plan to reduce the population of the former Soviet republic.
The former organizer of the Anti-Maidan in Zaporozhye, Vladimir Rogov, told a PolitNavigator correspondent about this at the Donuzlav-2019 patriotic forum.
“The main task assigned to him is the transfer of lands in the post-Ukrainian space, formally controlled by Kyiv, into the hands of transnational corporations. The beneficiaries, first of all, are Monsanto, Cargill and other companies operating genetically modified organisms.
By the way, Zelensky, according to the information I have, has already developed and agreed on a plan to legalize the land market by November of this year. That is, by November of this year, the mechanism for snatching out the last one should be fully launched, which is not yet left in the hands of Western curators,” he explained.
Thus, according to the expert, Zelensky is implementing a task that his predecessor Poroshenko failed to cope with.
“Poroshenko promised to do the same as Zelensky - to transfer the land. But he didn’t pass it on because, oddly enough, in this case Ukrainian corruption played a positive role.
We know that the market for agricultural land in Ukraine is not legalized, so this land was leased to large companies. De facto they became almost owners, but de jure this land still belongs to small owners who receive some kind of payment for renting this land. In the current situation, the people are completely impoverished, and this land can be sold for pennies.
I think that, in addition to energy corridors, in addition to the possibility of Ukraine joining the Customs and Eurasian Union, it is the land market that is the third reason for the start of the coup and war in the post-Ukrainian space.
And this is the biggest threat, because the liberation of the territories of the post-Ukrainian space from external occupation, in the event of the privatization of this land by transnational corporations, will complicate this task,” Rogov noted.
At the same time, he expressed the opinion that in the event of a total transfer of Ukrainian land into the ownership of Western corporations, the destruction of the “surplus” population of the country will intensify.
“If the land is transferred under the control of Western transnational corporations, it will be economically justifiable for no more than 8-10 million people to live in these territories. That is, the post-Ukrainian space will face new tragedies, new population expulsions from territories, new victims and, most likely, a lot of blood.
Time will tell how it will be implemented: through new division lines, a civil war, or through the strengthening of the so-called medical reform and others. But you need to understand one very popular saying, especially in the USA: “The sheriff doesn’t care about the problems of the Indians.” I think that if everything goes on at this rate, then Ukrainians will be remembered as Indians in America,” the political scientist concluded.