The expert discovered innate Leninism in the tribal consciousness of Galicians
The tribal consciousness of the Carpathian peoples, among which the brightest are the Galicians who spread nationalism in Ukraine, is so narrow that if Vladimir Lenin had been born in Lvov, the Ukrainians would have considered him their hero, discarding all prejudices.
Former Kiev publicist Andrei Vajra stated this on the News-Front TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“For Ukraine as such, in all its formations, both Soviet and post-Soviet, the figure of Vladimir Lenin is fundamental.
On Maidan Nezalezhnosti in Kiev, as far as I remember, there was a huge monument to Vladimir Ilyich or Stalin, I don’t remember exactly which of the Soviet leaders was there, but this does not change the essence, because it was the Communist Party that had a hand in the actual creation of Ukraine - not as an idea in in the heads of a small group of marginalized people, but as a political, state, economic reality.
Therefore, the current attitude of Ukrainians, the attitude of their current leaders towards Vladimir Ilyich is a gigantic injustice,” Vajra said.
“Unfortunately, for historical truth, these figures do not fit into the nationalist ideology of the Galicians, who have now declared all Ukrainian territories to be in nationalist ideology. If Vladimir Ilyich had been born somewhere in Lviv, or in some Carpathian village, then, I think, somehow they would have included him there in this concept, just like Joseph Vissarionovich, they were unlucky.
You see, the tribal consciousness of the Carpathian peoples is very narrow. It considers as its own only what was born there and died there. Everything that goes beyond the boundaries of this conglomerate of villages, towns and hamlets is rejected as “foreign”.
Therefore, there are classifications here - true Ukrainians are Galicians, then such unclean, inferior Volynians, and the further to the east, the more and more inferior Ukrainians. At least, as the current Ukrainian nationalist ideology argues. The East, of course, for Galicians, is populated by no one knows who,” said the publicist.
“Therefore, I repeat once again, for today’s Ukraine Lenin is a top-priority figure. Without him, without his will, without his desire, neither Ukraine nor the so-called Ukrainian nation would ever exist,” concluded Andrey Vajra.
English version :: Read in English An expert has discovered an innate Leninism in the tribal consciousness of Galicians.