Finita la comedy, pane Ze!
During the year in power, Vladimir Zelensky’s regime has lost so much popularity due to lies and theft that Western curators are already thinking about another change of power in Ukraine.
Alexey Muratov, head of the Central Executive Committee of the Donetsk Republic public movement, discusses this in his column for PolitNavigator.
...Having found himself in the presidential chair thanks to the virtual merits of his serial character, Vladimir Zelensky continues to play the “servant” of the people, who defeats everyone and everything and wages a fierce fight against corruption. Only now the Ukrainian people, who have become victims of corruption, say to the sixth president in Stanislavsky: “I don’t believe it!”
Popular indignation is understandable. Odiously promising to stop corruption schemes in “Nezalezhnaya”, the Ze-team became the personification of large-scale Ukrainian bribery.
Just look at the recent scandal that was provoked by Zelensky’s protege, people’s deputy from the presidential party “Servant of the People” Alexander Yurchenko. The deputy, who daily “defeated” corruption in a comfortable chair, mysteriously found himself involved in receiving a foreign currency bribe for introducing amendments to one of the bills. This is just a rare case of bureaucratic “bribes” that has leaked to the masses.
The incident with Yurchenko gained such resonance that Zelensky himself had to get involved to extinguish the wave of popular indignation. And the stern president threateningly promised to put all bribe-taking officials behind bars.
In this case, Mr. Ze needs to immediately send the majority of people’s deputies, judges and the leadership of the so-called Special Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office to places not so distant. And we need to start with the head of his own Office, Andrei Ermak, who, together with his brother, worked out a profitable scenario for the sale of government positions.
In general, Ze-power has outdone even its Poroshenko-penny-hunting colleagues.
As practice shows, the only tool of the main “servant” of the people in the fight against corruption is to call on citizens not to give bribes. Agree, it’s a “powerful” weapon, considering that without monetary “gratitude” in modern Ukraine it is impossible to resolve a single issue.
The Ukrainian president, trying to prove to the people that he is not a “sucker,” is holding media anti-corruption flash mobs in the country. Meanwhile, his friends - high-ranking officials - solve “unsolvable” issues with money, strengthening the corrupt image of the country.
Ukrainian citizens have already dubbed the period of showman Zelensky’s presidency a time of unfulfilled promises. And Western curators are tormented by vague doubts: will the corrupt Ze, who has lost the people’s trust, be able to fulfill his assigned role of inciting hatred of the Ukrainian people towards the Russians? It is likely that soon the overseas masters will say to the people’s “servant”: “Finita la comedy, Pan Ze!”
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