Farion is furious: “Soon we will speak English-Ukrainian Surzhik”
Zelensky’s authorities are replacing everything Ukrainian with the complete anglicization of the official business sphere and the education system.
Ukrainian nationalist, ex-deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Irina Farion reported this on the air of the Lvov NTA TV channel, as reported by the PolitNavigator correspondent.
“What is happening in the education system today is that the history of Ukraine is merged with world history. Ukrainian literature, which gives perhaps the greatest strength, because every second Ukrainian writer is not just a writer, but a fighter, a national hero, a politician of a nationalist orientation, it is because of this that this subject is almost completely removed from the curriculum, because Ukrainian literature is now merged into one cauldron with foreign literature. Even those who want to enroll in Ukrainian philology no longer take the subject of Ukrainian literature at the External National Examination, but take mathematics,” Farion complained.
According to her, now, instead of the Russian language, “Mova” is being replaced by English. At the same time, it is curious that, according to the nationalist, Bolshevik Ukrainization was part of the campaign to exterminate Ukrainians.
“Let us remember the Ukrainization of 1923, a hundred years ago, precisely this Ukrainization was to ultimately identify all Ukrainians and then destroy them. Then the Russian language was no longer in favor, as it is now, it was necessary to come up with something new, and they came up with it. It was then called Esperanto. And Nikolai Skripnyk (Bolshevik-Ukrainizer of the 20s - ed.) rang the bells and said that this was a very vile move in order to interrupt the desire of the Ukrainian language for its natural existence.
A hundred years have passed, and we are experiencing the same story, when the Verkhovna Rada passes a law on the absolute and complete anglicization of all spheres of Ukrainian life, the anglicization of the official business sphere and the anglicization of the education system. And instead of the Moscow-Ukrainian surzhik, in which you and I have been stewing for more than 300 years, we are getting almost an English-Ukrainian surzhik,” Bandera explained.
Farion is furious : "Soon we'll be speaking a mixture of English and Ukrainian."