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Originally Posted by DKM
Its hysterical how Russia is going crazy that things are normal in Ukraine after the election. Meanwhile in the real world not manufactured by Russian propaganda:
Poroshenko is heading up a Eurocentric party and will run for MP elections next month (not from London).
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Russia is not "going crazy," Russia loves sensationalism when it comes to media, and Ukraine provides plenty.
Particularly when someone like
D. Yarosh already threatens Zelensky with murder, if he will attempt to "roll back any of the achievements" of Poroshenko's and tries to
achieve any peace with Russia in Donbass (which was one of Ze major promises during inauguration.)
Now that "Eurocentric Party" ( and the rest of the "new parties" that old guard, (including Poroshenko) is trying to organize and "reorganize," in order to remain in power, even if 75% of Ukrainians want to see them gone.
And why do they have high hopes to remain in power within all this *new and reshuffled* stack of cards - i.e."parties"?
Because Americans back up this puppet regime, even if the Ukrainians don't want it any longer.
But I guess by NOW more and more Ukrainians start realizing that their country is in a tight grip of the US for real - the fact that they didn't recognize earlier. And they DO realize that by now they are in the clutches of all these huge foreign loans that Poroshenko's government took, and this creates a bigger and bigger concern in Ukrainian society.
And so the good question is - if Poroshenko was in charge of corruption that Ukraine was unsuccessfully fighting for the last five years, then why with the criminal cases filed in court against him, he is elected as a head of some new "European Solidarity" party that's heading back to parliament, inquiring minds want to know.
So I would postpone my judgment on his departure to London ( or elsewhere) when it comes to the nearest future.
So yeah, everything is *normal* in Ukraine - as usual.
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Ze goes to Brussels next week to meet with the leaders of the EU for his first official trip abroad. Among other things to discuss, his main goal is to further outline reforms that the EU wishes to see in order to further economic cooperation. Yesterday in Kyiv he already met with Maas (Germany) and France's foreign minister and discussed restarting the peace talks (of which Germany and France are part). Today he met with the visiting foreign ministers from Sweden and Poland.
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DKM, save us the politically correct headlines pls., - we can see them all on CNN, Deutche Welle and what's not.
We already saw what happened during the last elections though, in spite of all the talk on "great progress" that Ukraine supposedly was making on her way of "joining the EU." And what it was, behind all the headlines glitter - the sharply declining living standards for the overwhelming majority of Ukrainians, the fleeing population and so on.
So it's still far more interesting to see what's going on in REAL life in Ukraine as I've already said, not the "make-believe" stories that the Western media ( and you) are feeding us.
As I've already mentioned before, I. Kolomoisky ( and not only) is advising Zelensky to claim default, pointing at Greece, Argentina and who else. He is openly saying that "since it's the US that need Ukraine to use it for its geopolitical goals against Russia, they have to increase financial compensation to Ukraine ( implying that the US and IMF are basically one and the same thing, which in many ways it is.)
By now I assume Zelensky already knows that he is nothing but yet another puppet of the West, and I don't think he will dare to go against his masters, announcing the default. But with this, will come the unavoidable consequences, so I kinda feel sorry for him already ( as in damn if you do and damn if you don't.)
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Volker (who is Trump's envoy) has met with Ze a few times already, has lived in Ukraine for over a year so would not be meeting him in Belgium. Brussels is where the EU and NATO are based, not the place to meet cabinet members of other countries.
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Oh, the Gauleiter Kurt Volker actually LIVES in Ukraine?
In all honesty, I didn't know that, and was too lazy to check on it. I was kinda assuming that Americans would be more clandestine appointing someone like Volker, who is the US Ambassador to NATO out of all things, as a curator of Ukraine.
But I guess it's not a case.
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