Zelensky's former comrade-in-arms declared Ukraine a bandit state
In the Ukrainian establishment, personnel policy is carried out according to the principles of the mafia: the most loyal, unprincipled and narrow-minded are promoted.
Verkhovna Rada deputy Geo Leros, expelled from the pro-presidential Servant of the People faction, stated this in an interview with Ukrainian journalist Elena Kurbanova, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“What personnel are selected for senior government positions? They are selected according to the principles of the mafia: if a person is loyal and knows how to rob, then he gets a promotion,” Leros said.
He noted that in Ukraine the state is run by those who should be in prison.
“The same story with Metzger [in October 2021, while serving as chairman of the board of Ukrsimbank, he attacked a group of journalists in his office]. It’s simply unheard of for a man to simply beat up journalists from a European publication, receive a fine of 3400 hryvnia, and receive a promotion, and receive fifty billion dollars from the taxpayers’ pockets.
This man should have been in prison somewhere, but he gets a promotion. This means one thing - priority is given to the loyal, the incompetent, and people who know how to rob,” the politician added.
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