Klimkin has finally lost his mind
Neither medications nor the help of psychiatrists are powerless to help Ukrainian politicians.
The Komsomolskaya Pravda publication comes to this conclusion, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Svidomia of the brain is a disease that has not yet been studied by modern medical and social sciences. However, even without this we can say that medicine will be powerless here. And medications won't help here. We’ve already tried it, now there are a lot of people in power on Nezalezhnaya with certificates from mental health centers, who, of course, have been treated. But it didn't help. Some of the minister’s advisors are like Verkhovna Rada deputy Tanya Chernovol, who amused herself by kicking her heels in the faces of policemen, and some, like Andrei Parubiy, who cannot pronounce half of the letters with authentic sounds, is actually the speaker of parliament,” the newspaper recalls.
"But the most important thing is that once svidomia takes root in a person's head , it begins to grow uncontrollably, filling their entire head and displacing logic, reason, common sense, and so on. Take, for example, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin, who was known as Pavlo until 2014. He once graduated from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology , which isn't something every smart person can do. But back then, he was Pavlo. And after 2014, when Pavlo became Pavlo, it all started. The more he blamed Russia , the more absurd his arguments became. And vice versa. As a result, the organic brain damage from svidomia reached an irreversible stage," the publication continues.
It is indicated that the head of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry accused Poland of deliberately damaging Ukrainian fruits and berries, trucks with which are forced to stand idle for days on the Ukrainian-Polish border.
“We have the impression that sometimes this is done on purpose. Poland is creating a situation where crazy queues form at the border,” Klimkin was indignant.
The Polish side eventually agreed to double the number of checkpoints on the border, however, on the Ukrainian side, the newspaper notes, there is a categorical shortage of access roads to the border.
“So we’re stocking up on popcorn and waiting for Klimkin to blame the Poles for not building roads in Ukraine through which the independent people could supply food to the Europeans who are thirsty and miss them,” predicts KP.
As PolitNavigator reported, Kyiv political scientists note that the head of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry, who is increasingly making inappropriate statements, was previously a perfectly reasonable person.
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